On October 8 and 9, 2020, the Coulisses du Bâtiment will open their doors throughout France for the 18th edition. In a still uncertain situation, the professionals of the sector, thus reaffirm their attachment and their fidelity to this meeting acclaimed by the school environment and the profession.
Les Coulisses du Bâtiment allows young people to discover the hidden side of a building site or a workshop and all the secrets of making - or renovating - a building. Construction sites of all sizes, single-family homes, office buildings, historical monuments… The spectrum is wide! This year, the visits will also be extended to CFA (apprenticeship training center). What, to give young people a first glimpse of the building trades, a multifaceted sector.
Behind the Scenes of the Building is:
- Approximately 75.000 visitors each year;
- Nearly 1 visitors to 328 sites since 500;
- Visits led by the professionals themselves and secured with compulsory helmets;
- Covid 19: reception conditions that will meet the health regulations in force
- Sites generally open from 09 am to 00 pm;
- All information on www.coulisses.ffbatiment.fr from September 1st.
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