Tuesday July 19th, 2016
Our series on Bouygues Construction employees who are also high-level athletes continues. This week, read about Thomas, sand yachting champion. Find out the previous portraits of Guillaume and Ludivine. 0
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.
Bouygues Construction and all our 50,000 employees wish you a happy and healthy 2018!
Our series on Bouygues Construction employees who are also high-level athletes continues. This week, read about Ludivine, champion of Qwan Ki Do. You can also watch her practising her discipline. Find out the previous portrait of Guillaume. 0
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.
Are you passionate about geology, civil engineering and mechanics? Do you like team spirit and discipline? Then this job is made for you! …Bouygues Travaux Publics is offering the first TBM pilot training. Playing a key role in tunnel construction, a TBM pilot must have meticulous attention to detail. The project depends not just on […]
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.
Bouygues Bâtiment Nord-Est will be a partner of the 2016 new literary season’s event Le Livre sur la Place, which brings together 550 authors and nearly 170,000 visitors in Nancy. For this occasion, our subsidiary is launching its second “Builders of Novels” writing competition which invites young authors to write a novella on the theme […]
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.
Creating new spaces and experimental urban projects – whether they’re cultural, social or economic – revitalising spaces before their conversion for future use, making use of empty buildings, creating a dynamic in which members of the community can get involved, encouraging them to take part and to contribute to the creation of an area’s identity etc. A look at temporary urbanism-–building cities differently so that they can adapt to fit the changing needs of their inhabitants.
