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Thursday November 17th, 2016
Since 2006, Bouygues Energies & Services has raised the awareness of over 900 managers and employees and carried out over 400 actions to help people with disabilities stay employed. In France, the staff currently counts 343 people with disabilities.
In total, more than a thousand employees took part in a day of enlightenment on disabilities, 327 actions were taken to help people with disabilities stay employed and specific measures were implemented.
In order to reaffirm its commitment and answer specific questions from candidates with disabilities, Bouygues Energies & Services’ disability unit wants to take further steps and raise even more awareness for invisible disabilities.
This second episode focuses on a disability that is common in the construction industry: a herniated disc. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), at least 80% of us are affected by back pains. At various moments in our lives, 20-30% of us will suffer from them.
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Cast in situ, precast twin walls, precast slabs, modular construction, 3D printing... how do you choose? This, in essence, is the research project being carried out by Emna Attouri, a PhD student participating in the Chaire Construction 4.0 research
Philippe Bonnave, Bouygues Construction CEO, signed an operational reserve policy support agreement on 10th November, alongside Florence Parly, Armed Forces Minister. This agreement will allow reservist employees to be more responsible and committed than ever.
For the past few months, our site workers haven’t been the only ones working on the L2 project. Graffiti artists have been expressing their creativity on freshly dried concrete, painting large frescoes on the structures of the future bypass. Art is being created behind the walls for the benefit of all in Marseille. Currently under […]
On 6 and 7 December, Bouygues Construction is organising the second edition of its mobility-focused Global Mobility forum. Interview with Jean-Manuel Soussan, Human ResourcesDirector, on mobility policy and the opportunities of this meeting for the company.
Bouygues Construction and Centrale Lille formed Chaire Construction 4.0 in 2017. Its aim was to support the digitisation and industrialisation of the sector. Thomas Danel, a PhD student in this field, has been working on a prototype for a remote-controlled crane. He talked to us about his project.
Urban projects, infrastructures, recharging stations for electric vehicles, Smart City ... The world of mobilities is changing every day and various different factors of it influence our daily lives. Introducing our series of expert testimonials on the subject. The first contribution is from Virginie Alonzi, Outlook Director at Bouygues Construction. She discusses the innovative solutions that are arising in the wake of emerging uses?
On 6 December, this film created by Bouygues Bâtiment International was given an award as part of the “Trophées de la Diversité®” awards, which looks to reward companies incorporating diversity into their growth, their HR issues and their managerial activities.
Bouygues Construction won two trophies awarded bythe OPPBTP (Professional Organisation for Accident Prevention in the Construction Industry)duringthe National Accident Prevention Meetings event on 12 October, in the presence of the Minister for Employment, representatives of worker and company organisations, administrators in charge of accident prevention, and leaders of companies in the construction industry.
