For several years now, VINCI Construction has been a partner of the Cancer@Work charity, which works alongside businesses to promote the inclusion of people living with long-term illnesses. This initiative aims to support their return to work and encourage them to remain in a suitable and supportive working environment.

ETF is continuing its sponsorship of the Forézien wheelchair basketball club for the next two seasons. Through this partnership, ETF reaffirms its commitment to inclusion and highlights inspiring stories, such as that of Pierre, a member of the catenary design team and a keen athlete competing at national level.

ETF stood out as one of the top performers in the safety category of the VINCI Construction Prevention Challenge, with both of its overhead line branches winning awards. This recognition was in honour of particularly strong results over the last three years, with an injury frequency rate (IFR1) among the best in the group. Above all, it highlights a collective commitment to a shared goal: making prevention a daily priority.

As it does every year, ETF threw its full weight behind the Safety Days organised by VINCI Construction worldwide. This unifying event brought together thousands of employees around a shared ambition: to collectively advance the safety culture on all construction sites.

To mark Safety Days 2026, the ETF is taking action to highlight a major rail safety issue: the risk of collisions between machinery and pedestrians on construction sites. In a confined environment, often at night and whilst the line is partially in operation, the coexistence of staff and machinery represents one of the most critical hazards in railway works.

At ETF, safety is a cornerstone of our operational performance. It underpins our relationships with our partners, our organisation and our working methods, with one goal in mind: the protection of our staff.