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Comsip, a subsidiary of VINCI Energies Oil & Gas, specializes in providing highly qualified technical resources to support the most ambitious industrial projects around the world.

Our mission for over 75 years : to support the largest operators and engineering companies in the successful delivery of their complex projects, by providing key skills in Engineering, Construction, Commissioning, Operations and Maintenance. 

 With more than 120 experts available worldwide, Comsip operates with a responsible and sustainable approach, in perfect alignment with the values of the VINCI Energies group.

Job Title: FPSO Project Control Lead Services

Sector: Oil & Gas

Start Date : October 2026

Duration: 1 year to 4 years after FPSO contract Award

Renewable: Yes

Location: 1 year in Paris – France, 18 to 24 months in Singapore, 18 months in Geoje, South Korea

Status: Resident

Languages: French & English

MISSION/SERVICES DIMENSIONS

The Project Control Lead ensures the coordination, consistency, and performance of all project control functions across the FPSO EPSCC scope. Key missions include:

· Lead and supervise the project control team, ensuring alignment across planning, reporting, document control, contract management, IT systems, and administrative support.

· Develop and maintain integrated control systems and procedures to monitor project progress, cost, documentation, and contractual compliance.

· Act as the focal point for internal and external reporting, ensuring timely and accurate delivery of dashboards, KPIs, and progress summaries.

· Support decision-making by providing consolidated insights on schedule, cost, risks, and documentation status.

· Ensure that all control activities are executed in compliance with Company standards, contractual obligations, and project governance.

ACTIVITIES

The Project Control Lead is expected to perform the following activities, with the support of his team (10 people):

· Define and implement project control strategies, tools, and workflows across the EPSCC phases.

· Supervise and coordinate the activities of the planning, document control, contract, IT, and assistant functions, ensuring consistency and traceability.

· Consolidate inputs from all control disciplines to produce integrated reports and forecasts for project management and stakeholders.

· Monitor contractor performance and compliance with planning, documentation, and contractual deliverables.

· Facilitate coordination between engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning teams to ensure alignment of control activities.

· Lead internal reviews and audits related to project control functions and support external reporting obligations.

· Ensure timely preparation and validation of weekly and monthly progress reports, including S-curves, milestone tracking, and variance analysis.

· Oversee the development and maintenance of the integrated project schedule and ensure alignment with cost and contract data.

· Leand and support contract management activities including variation order tracking, milestone validation, and coordination with the Contract Engineer.

· Coordinate the implementation and maintenance of collaborative platforms and digital tools used for project control and reporting.

· Organize and oversee logistics for team mobilization, travel, and workspace setup in coordination with project administration.

· Manage HR-related duties for the project control team.

CONTEXT & ENVIRONMENT

· The Venus FPSO will operate in ultra-deepwater at roughly 3,000 m and is designed to process 160,000 bbl./d of oil with advanced systems to manage large volumes of associated gas, which will be re-injected to maintain reservoir pressure. The unit will be permanently spread-moored using a 16-line mooring system, engineered to ensure station-keeping in relatively harsh Atlantic conditions. The development includes up to 40 subsea wells tied back to the FPSO via the subsea architecture. The Venus FPSO will operate in ultra-deepwater at roughly 3,000 m and is designed to process 160,000 bbl./d of oil with advanced systems to manage large volumes of associated gas, which will be re-injected to maintain reservoir pressure. The unit will be permanently spread-moored using a 16-line mooring system, engineered to ensure station-keeping in relatively harsh Atlantic conditions. The development includes up to 40 subsea wells tied back to the FPSO via the subsea architecture.

· International and multi-cultural environment.

· Position permanently based in EPSCC Contractor premises.

· Frequent mission aboard.

QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

· Degree in Engineering, Project Management, or a related field.

· Minimum 10–15 years of experience in project control roles within oil & gas or large-scale industrial projects, including FPSO or offshore developments.

· Proven leadership experience managing multidisciplinary project control teams.

· Strong proficiency in planning and control tools (e.g., Primavera P6, Excel, SharePoint, EDMS).

· Deep understanding of EPSCC project phases, contractual frameworks, and reporting standards.

· Experience in HR coordination and logistics within project environments.

· Excellent communication, coordination, and analytical skills.

· Ability to work in a fast-paced, multicultural project environment.

Why join us?

Our DNA : Trust, Entrepreneurial spirit, Solidarity, Autonomy, Responsibility

Joining us means the assurance of becoming part of a large group within a human-sized company!

A tailored onboarding from your very first day and individual career support

Opportunities for growth, training and mobility within a fast-growing international group

Hands-on support and close management

Recognition of employee performance through a employee savings plan

The sharing and pride in our successes

☘️ Respect for the environment and local communities in the countries where our projects are carried out (Human Rights Guide)

Respect for the health and safety of our employees

At VINCI Energies Oil & Gas, our CSR initiatives are fully integrated into our activities, our ways of working, and ultimately, into our DNA