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After starting his career in nuclear design offices, between Paris and French power plants, Riadh joined international EPC projects in Oil & Gas, from Algeria to LNG terminals in the Netherlands, Dunkirk, Russia, Spain, and LPG units in Mexico and elsewhere. By creating and training a local team of engineers in the middle of the Algerian desert, he has forged his reputation for technical excellence and a passion for sharing his knowledge.
Today, he treats every warranty claim as a mini project, analysing the causes, working on sensitive equipment and supporting the engineering, construction and operations teams. He also trains employees on piping, particularly stainless steel, in close collaboration with Entrepose Industrie.
‘One year on site is equivalent to five years in the design office: the field remains the best school, especially when you want to take on technical responsibilities,’ Riadh reminds the young engineers and technicians who join him.
Joining Entrepose Contracting means working alongside experts like Riadh and building, project after project, solid expertise in the service of major energy challenges.
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35-year career at Entrepose Contracting

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