CFE - 2006 annual report - Vinci

completed, with the topping out ceremony taking place
in December, in compliance with the modified schedule.
As a result of the difficulties encountered in the past, an
agreement was reached with the customer to postpone the
construction schedule.
2006 saw orders taken for five significant new projects: in
Bissen, a centre for people with special needs; renovation
of the conference centre on the Kirchberg plateau; an
office and parking project, as part of the renovation of the
old Mousel Brewery in the historic centre of Luxembourg;
and, again on the Kirchberg plateau, a 26-unit apartment
building and 15,000 m² office building.
I arrived on the EIB site in Kirchberg in September 2005.
From day one, the project grabbed my interest because of
its design, which, it must be said, is special and original,
because of the constraints of architectural concrete. My
challenge was to supervise several teams so as to achieve
optimal results in terms of both time and quality.
Today, this has become a reality thanks to the efforts made
by both workers and management.
Gilles Zimmer, 42 years
Senior Form Fitter
In terms of orders executed, 2007 could well see revenues
exceed 100 million Euro in the Grand Duchy, which would
place CLE among the biggest players in the construction
industry in Luxembourg.
Jorge Camilo Teotonio, 37 years
Foreman
I started on the EIB project in March 2005 as Form Fitter
and was promoted to Foreman in 2006. My challenge,
given the scope and special characteristics of the project,
was to complete the requested work (structural work) on
time. This, of course, is what occurred! My motivation in
working on this project was the quality of the work done
by the members of my team and by my colleagues on the
project.
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