EBOMAF-BTP: Innovative methods for the permanent availability of water on construction sites

The availability of water, which is an essential element in the construction of a road, is often not evident on some sites. In order to remedy possible shortages that might call into question the planning of the work, a know-how is maintained for accessibility and abundance throughout the duration of the work.

EBOMAF is developing innovative methods to make water available at all times on the road projects it carries out. It intends to illustrate itself as a first-rate citizen enterprise that places nature protection at the heart of its activities.

The emerging partnership with Proterra Environnement is part of this effort to take account of environmental impact. Global leader in ecosystem conservation, his action-test with the company of the President and Chief Executive Officer (PDG), Mahamadou Bonkoungou, eloquently posted on the Kara-Sarakawa-Kanté yard in Togo. On this project facing a crucial problem of water supply,

Waterproof retention basin of thirty (30) metres by twenty-five (25) metres was built.

It's powered by a drilling facility about 100 meters away. This water retention allows for accessibility and water availability. "Through collaboration with Proterra Environnement, EBOMAF will include its name in the coveted short list of world-renowned companies that care about future generations," said Sariou Tessilimi, Director of the Kanté area in Togo.

This other aspect of the reputation of the company of EBOMAF also draws attention to the Parakou-Wèwè yard in Benin. It has built a large water reservoir that continues to fascinate more than one in its wise conduct of major works.

With a very large pump capacity, it serves in only four minutes tanks with a capacity of fifteen thousand (15 000) litres each that rotate on the site. "This water retention, which has been installed thanks to the good care of our company, is of paramount importance for the resolution of water concerns.

More and more, EBOMAF is determined to find suitable solutions to all the problems that are likely to hinder the progress of the work," says Arouna Mohamed, Director of Works at Parakou-Wèwè. At the same time as this hydraulic infrastructure, created for the occasion, participates in the proper execution of the project; At the same time, it also relieves the needs of livestock laundry and drinking.

Through the development and implementation of clean mechanisms, EBOMAF reveals a part of its acute sense of innovation in order to avoid any surprises about the permanent supply of water on the construction sites.