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After a decade working for a waste collector, as a customer of Trédi, Marie Bochard chose to join Séché Environnement to take on new challenges. Now a business manager, she supports her customers in the management and treatment of their hazardous waste - a job that demands curiosity, rigor and a keen sense of negotiation.

12 years ago, Solène sent a Facebook message to Séché to find out what it was like to be an environmental engineer.

Marion plays a key role in the development of the hazardous waste incineration business

In joining Séché Traitement des Eaux Industrielles, Jocelyn, an experienced technician with an atypical career path, chose to return to what he loves: technology and working in the field. Like all those who, at one time or another, have dared to take a different path, he was not immune to meeting new people. After six months, he's sure he made the right choice.

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Control, inspection, geo-referencing, ... For the past fifteen years, Raphaël has been travelling the length and breadth of the Paris region, inspecting and checking sewer networks using cameras and directional robots

Its day-to-day business? Safely separate chemicals by distillation

Its day-to-day business? Ensuring that every employee feels safe at work.

Between the lab and the field, his days are varied, and that's what he likes about his job.

From technical and financial site management to relations with project stakeholders, she tells us all about her job!

On decontamination or effluent treatment sites, Hadrien is on hand to ensure that safety rules are respected and that everyone goes home in good health.

Anticipation, observation and serenity at work, Jean-Louis tells us all about his job.

Quality of equipment, comfort and peace of mind at work, Didier tells us all about his job.

Working environment, family balance, time management, compliance with safety rules, David tells us all about his job.

Tests, technical analyses and identification of the physico-chemical characteristics of waste hold no secrets for him.

Isabelle Gattepaille is manager of Séché Eco Industries\' selective collection sorting centre in Changé, Mayenne. It\'s a job that requires a perfect knowledge of the technical process as well as solid interpersonal skills.

Marjorie Chemin is Operations Manager at Séché Healthcare's waste from healthcare activities with infectious risks (DASRI) collection centre in Lyon. When the Covid19 epidemic hit, hospitals, nursing homes and all healthcare establishments had to face up to it. So did Marjorie and her team.

Eve Masurel is a chemical engineer at the Séché Environnement R&D center in Saint Vulbas (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes). With a doctorate in process engineering, she coordinates projects to improve industrial facilities and accumulates knowledge of the vast waste treatment sector.

Lina Cano Zabala, has been working for a year as waste acceptance manager at the Sierra Gorda site in the Antofagasta region of Chile.

Alexandra Labarre is safety manager at the Trédi Salaise-sur-Sanne site, which specializes in waste treatment and energy recovery. She works closely with employees to help them develop their skills, raise their awareness of risks and mobilize them around safety issues.