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How does HR contribute to the ecological transition?

Interview with Pauline Richard, ECT Human Resources Manager Ecological transition, energy balance, CSR, carbon footprint, waste recovery. All terms that make most of us dizzy. And yet this is one

One year on, ECT Hauts-de-France strengthens its local presence

ECT Hauts-de-France celebrates its first year. Julien Golaszewski, the company’s director, takes stock. How did ECT’s first year of development in the Hauts-de-France region go? It was a very intense

Spoil and landscape at the “Metro! Le Grand Paris en mouvement” exhibition

The Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine and Société du Grand Paris present a new exhibition dedicated to the transformation of the Paris metro and the Grand Paris Express project.

Webinar clients-BTP: facilitating soil evacuation management

Webinar customers-BTP: with ECT’s extranet, optimize and facilitate the management of your evacuations to our sites. October 17 and 24: ECT organized a webinar, hosted by Guillaume Paradis, Sales Director,

100% eco-designed ECT events by 2025

An eco-design objective for 100% of events. Events are important milestones in corporate communication. But they are ephemeral and particularly damaging to the environment. That’s why ECT’s communications department wants

ECT meets local councillors from the Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France regions

September-October 2023 – ECT meets with elected representatives and presidents of intercommunal bodies in Ile-de-France and Hauts-de-France. Moments of sharing and exchange, in a short format that encourages attendance. A

4 questions to Activ’Cités, partner of the urban market gardening project in Grenay (62)

“Financial leverage and project advice”: Activ’Cités highlights its urban market gardening project and its partnership with ECT. Visit ECT’s urban market gardening zone is nearing completion this autumn, after a month of

400 visitors took part in the escape game at ECT’s Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin site (77)

Sunday September 24 – For the first time, Villeneuve-sous-Dammartin, Ile-de-France’s largest excavated soil reclamation site, opened its doors to the general public. In glorious sunshine, 402 adventurers took part in