The arrival of the first LNG carrier marked a historic moment for the LNG Canada project. This inaugural cargo initiated...
The arrival of the first LNG carrier marked a historic moment for the LNG Canada project. This inaugural cargo initiated...
CMPEA is an engineering firm renowned for its calculations and designs for cryogenic and atmospheric tanks, its pressure vessel studies and its repair services for customers in France and abroad. Under his leadership, the team supports projects for Entrepose and numerous external operators.
His role is to guarantee the technical soundness of studies, responsiveness to customer requests and the continuity of expertise built up over decades. He coordinates studies between Entrepose and CMPEA, arbitrates priorities, supports his team of draughtsmen and calculators and secures interfaces with engineering, procurement, construction and operators.
📢”A good design office manager must keep one foot in the technical field and the other in the collective. Reliability is built both in the calculations and in the way we work together”, he explains.
By retaining his position as a tank engineer, Christophe remains closely involved in complex subjects: LNG tanks, repairs, pressure vessels. This dual role allows him to combine operational vision with the management of the subsidiary. Joining his teams means contributing to niche expertise at the heart of the most demanding EPC projects.
At Entrepose Contracting, Sébastien Vicens heads the Materials, Welding and Quality Control Department. From tendering through to execution, he supports project teams in their technical choices to ensure the compliance and reliability of installations. His role combines materials expertise, construction preparation and collaboration across disciplines.
Purchasing equipment, arranging inspections, preparing transport and contracting construction work all form part of the same procurement chain at Entrepose Contracting. Caroline Bazin, Projects Procurement Director, explains how her teams meet project requirements through supplier selection, negotiation and the anticipation of supply risks.