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...
A Result Built on Firm Foundations
This achievement is no coincidence. It reflects a deeply embedded safety culture, sustained through strong leadership, rigorous planning, and the constant vigilance of every employee, partner, and stakeholder involved in the project. It also speaks to the quality of collaboration across project teams and their extended network.
Clear ambitions for 2026
Entrepose Contracting has set uncompromising targets for the year: zero fatalities, zero recordable incidents — with or without lost working time — and zero serious pollution events. These commitments stem from a core belief: safety is not a compliance requirement. It is a shared responsibility, upheld at every stage of every project.
An Ongoing Commitment, Never a Given
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Safety is built day by day — through attention to detail, the sharing of lessons learned, and a collective drive for continuous improvement. It is this operational discipline, lived on-site through millions of working hours, that sets the standard.
Entrepose Contracting extends its gratitude to all teams engaged across its projects for their dedication and exemplary conduct.
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.