Engineering of structures and materials

" Road infrastructure plays a vital and strategic role, as it provides a network of roads across our territory, enabling mobility, communication between people and economic development. They cover a wide range of uses, from motorways to cycle paths and pedestrian areas, and all have a number of components in common: the carriageway, of course, but also engineering structures, geotechnical and hydraulic structures, retaining and anti-noise devices, vertical and horizontal signage, networks, and so on. 
This heritage is an asset that needs to be preserved in today's world of constraints.
Designing new roads that are economical and sustainable while limiting their environmental impact, studying the characteristics of materials so that they can be recycled as effectively as possible for new applications, inspecting pavements using the most appropriate innovative technologies to assess their condition and conduct diagnostics, programming the work that is necessary and sufficient as part of a controlled maintenance policy to guarantee the desired level of service, and monitoring and controlling the proper execution of the work… these are just some of the services that the Ginger Group provides to help project owners manage their road infrastructure assets."

"The engineering of existing structures is an exciting but complex field, given their vast diversity, whether in terms of structure, use or historical value. This complexity requires specific knowledge and skills, and Ginger CEBTP has responded by creating specialised centres throughout France. Currently, there are six major specialty centres that train our engineers on a daily basis in the different challenges and evolving standards in each sector, and support our on-site teams at every stage of their mission. Through this organisation, Ginger CEBTP guarantees the same quality and technical relevance of its work throughout France."

"Against a global backdrop of dwindling resources and ever-increasing carbon emissions, the Ginger Group helps its clients implement the circular economy in more virtuous projects. From the audit phase of decommissioned/rehabilitated/cleaned-up sites, we conduct diagnostics to assess the potential of the buildings and underlying soils. 

The characteristics of the products/materials are evaluated in the Group's laboratories. The Ginger Group then provides consulting, project management, and assistance to project owners with recommendations for implementing re-use and recycling as part of the design and monitoring of construction projects, using high-performance, customised traceability and reporting tools. We provide our clients with first-hand experience in the operational implementation of the circular economy on worksites. Lastly, Ginger's experts offer comprehensive lifecycle assessments for products, buildings, and neighbourhoods, including the building construction phase and overall project execution. The carbon footprint is also a project management tool that we implement.

All this expertise evolves thanks to technical/regulatory monitoring led by our experts and ongoing employee training."