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The ETF teams have mobilized to modernise 7 km of track on the Metz freight bypass (57), thus strengthening the…

The month of October was full of significant events for safety at ETF. Through awareness days, award ceremonies and training activities, the commitment to a culture of safety continues to grow stronger in all sectors of the company. A look back at the highlights, where prevention and safety were at the heart of the priorities

Throughout the month of October, ETF employees mobilised to take part in the breast cancer awareness campaign.

Located in Saint-Romain-en-Gal, south of Lyon, this recently opened workshop is the only private centre dedicated to the maintenance of freight wagons in the Rhône-Alpes region. This strategic connection will enable the wagons to be transported directly to the workshop.

With a reactive command post operating 24/7, FEROWAY’s SPOT team is the control tower that ensures the safety of rail works and the movement of equipment.

Our railway equipment maintenance workshop in Beauchamp (Val-d’Oise) is the centre of our equipment maintenance operations. We maintain a wide range of equipment, from locomotives to work trains. Our technicians also work in the field, travelling all over France to respond to urgent needs on construction sites.

THG, the German subsidiary of ETF, celebrated the inauguration of its new warehouse on 10 October 2024 in the presence…

ETF has set up training dedicated to the mastery of digital tools for its field teams thanks to the PIX platform. This initiative aims to diagnose the digital skills of employees and facilitate access to HR tools, which are essential on a daily basis.

Since 2016, OFC, our Chilean subsidiary, has established itself as an essential partner in the maintenance of the Santiago metro network. This 147 km network is the backbone of public transport in the Chilean capital, carrying nearly 2 million passengers every day.

A symbolic milestone was reached on 7 October 2024 at the construction site of the future T10 tram line in…

A new intake has joined the ETF Graduate Programme, made up of future site managers and aspiring construction managers, ready to take on the challenges of the railway works sector. This programme is designed to train and support the talent that will shape the projects of tomorrow.

As part of the RRI (Industrialised Rail Regeneration) contract, ETF is carrying out worksites throughout France using its works train, the REVO. In this first year of participation, the teams have managed to get five days ahead of the initial schedule and to implement an optimised working method, reinforcing safety and the circular economy.