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Friday November 4th, 2016
“The life of a pilot” Every week, through three intimate and realistic portraits, we invite you to discover the daily life of a TBM pilot in action so that you can better understand the challenges of this job that is still little known to the general public. This week, the second episode will introduce you […]
“The life of a pilot”
Every week, through three intimate and realistic portraits, we invite you to discover the daily life of a TBM pilot in action so that you can better understand the challenges of this job that is still little known to the general public.
This week, the second episode will introduce you to Mickaël, 34, who has been passionate about machines since he was a child and who has worked as a TBM pilot for 14 years. He is working on the second stage of the northern extension of Line 14 of the Paris metro
If you haven’t seen the first episode, click here
Vacancies in France and worldwide!
A real stepping stone towards integration in the workplace, this career opportunity will provide final year students and/or young graduates of a BTS (Brevet Technicien Supérieur) in Construction, with internal training led by a pilot with experience in underground works. An important aspect of this role is mobility, both within France and abroad.
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?
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.
Health and safety is more of a priority than ever at Bouygues Construction, and effective safety measures are becoming even more important across all our construction sites. In light of this development, Bouygues Construction University has launched a training programme for team leaders.
Are you more in the mood for swimming pools or beaches? This summer, don’t miss the chance to swim outdoors! Bouygues Construction would like to introduce you to a selection of aquatic works. Splash!
Of the 78 companies awarded, Bouygues Construction was once again the only one from the construction sector. The certification was awarded after studying the company's HR procedures, and attests to the quality of its practices, talent management, onboarding and training.
Disability employment week will take place between the 14 and 20 November. During this time, we will be looking to reaffirming our commitments in relation to disability, and highlighting some of the actions carried out. Our subsidiary, Bouygues Energies & Services, the first company in its sector to have signed a disability agreement, is committed […]
“Keep your eyes open, listen and feel” In the last episode in the Bouygues Travaux Publics’ “A pilot’s life” mini-series, immerse yourself with Fabrice, 47, a TBM manager on Tuen Mun-Chek Lap Kok Link project in Hong Kong. With innovation and respect for the environment central to the project, the extraordinary tunnel was dug out by […]
Intrapreneurship is a way of developing an innovative project without leaving your company. How does it work? What do you need to know before you start? Nicolas Courtois and Nicolas Dubreil, intrapreneurs from NewValue, seasons 1 and 2, told us about their recent experience in the matter.
Bouygues Construction and Welink responded to the Elles Bougent (Girls on the Move) initiative by taking part in the second Girls on the Move Week. From Hong Kong to Cuba, 80 young women were welcomed by 60 women employees to seven of our sites throughout the world. See the images here.
