The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force

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25/05/2018

The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force

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The FCC Information Security Department reports that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies from today, 25 May, and its contents are therefore obligatory for the entire FCC Group and its employees.

Information Security has been informing weekly in internal communications of the changes that may most affect you in your work. However, we will continue to keep you up to date on these changes and how to comply with the regulation.

From today, a data protection section will be available on the intranet for consulting messages and other relevant information; don’t hesitate to access this site for information and awareness of the changes.

Finally, remember that we have a Data Protection Coordinator in every FCC business area to help you with your doubts and you can always count on the Information Security Department for the necessary queries.

Compliance with the GDPR is the responsibility of everyone.

List of coordinators

Water area (national /international): Miguel Perea y Carolina Serrano (Protecciondatos@aqualia.es)
Environmental Services (national): Ignacio Arespacochaga (IArespaco@fcc.es)
Environmental Services (international): Manel Miranda y Leyre Dúo (esigdpr@fcc.es)
Industrial wastes: Raquel Losada (RLosadaR@fcc.es)
Construction area (national/international): Alberto Lapeña (ALapenaT@fcc.es)
FCyC, SLU: Marta García Chozas (MGarciaCh@fcc.es)
GCPV (national/international): Salvador Iguaz (salvador.iguaz@gcpv.com)
Corporation (FCC, SA): Paula Armentia (parmentiam@fcc.es)