Companies Activities Philosophy Contact Companies JD'C Innovation safs Infrastructures The Team Our General Conditions Ateliers Jean Del’Cour is a Sheltered Workshop (ETA) that has been organised and has grown to be come an efficient and durable business, while combining its social and economic objectives. It belongs to the social economic sector. Founded in 1965, JD’C Ateliers Jean Del’Cour currently employs about 210 people, of which 188 workers and 22 managerial and administrative staff, of which 86% have a disability. Managed by qualified staff, they are efficient and highly motivated workers. JD’C is recognised by the AWIPH (Agence wallonne pour l’Intégration de la Personne Handicapée). JD’C plays an active role within the Social Enterprise organisations, such as the EWETA (Wallonia) and the FETAL (Province of Liege). In 1997, under the leadership of its Board of Directors, chaired by Jean Bruyère, the company gave itself the means to put its policy into practice. The construction of new facilities on the Grâce-Hollogne Industrial Estate, close to Bierset airport, in particular enabled it to bring its three departments together on a single 17 000 m² site: Mechanical welding, Packing and packaging and Connectics and Electronics. Since 2001, the company has been managed by Léon-Maurice Haulet. Its policies focus on three main areas: Human resource management (improving worker safety and well-being, implementing a training and communication plan) Company organisation (implementation of management tools to optimise production and logistics flows) The improvement of technical and technological skills. JD’C has an annual turnover of approximately € 6,0 million. It is most notable among the Walloon sheltered workshops for its strong partnerships with both local businesses and international groups. In 2006, JD’C went one step further. By creating a new social purpose company, JD’C INNOVATION alongside the sheltered workshop, it thus became a group and extended its services to include the development, marketing and production of modules made from lightweight materials (composites, aluminium, titanium, wood, etc.). These items are mechanically produced and assembled by hot and cold gluing using advanced equipment. They are also able to integrate electromechanical components and high-tech connectors.

Companies Activities News Values Connections Contact Organized into two entities, ETA Ateliers Jean Del'Cour and SAFS JD'C Innovation, the JD'C Group is positioned as an essential and innovative partner for contractors in mass distribution and high-tech sectors.