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...
It is not “just” about following a schedule: it is about balancing safety, deadlines, costs and quality. 🚧
Idriss’s career path, spanning 20 years of construction sites in Libya, Nigeria, Benin, Qatar, Tunisia, Russia and then England, illustrates this well. At Isle of Grain LNG, he oversaw the construction of the internal metal structure of a cryogenic tank, after several months of preparation to select the right subcontractor.
His daily routine takes place on site: safety briefings, HSE inspections, 8 a.m. meetings with the client and coordination with quality, civil engineering and contracts. 📢 “After 20 years in the field, you learn as much from your colleagues as you do from engineers.” This sentence sums up the spirit of the profession: high standards, a sense of teamwork and continuous improvement. 💡
📍What makes the difference: preparation, anticipation, communication and the ability to bring people together, with curiosity and humility.
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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.