Installations for the terminal expansion and retrofit: electrical, plumbing, fire protection and automation.
Civil works and multidisciplinary installations to expand the unit's testing capacity.
Electrical installations and systems for a data center with 9 MVA of power and 6 MW of IT capacity.
Multidisciplinary electrical, fire protection, automation, utilities and HVAC installations.
Electromechanical installations and assembly for the new pharmaceutical plant.
Fire protection systems for converter transformers at transmission substations.
Quality that starts in design and continues through start-up.
The performance of an industrial installation depends on decisions made before construction: coordination between disciplines, material specification, erection sequence and test planning. At MSE, engineering and execution work together to turn plant requirements into safe, documented installations ready to operate. Commissioning and start-up complete the process.
Engineering and Design
Detailed design, coordination and as-built drawings for electrical, mechanical and utility disciplines.
Medium and Low Voltage Electrical
Substations, transformers, panels, cables, busways, lighting and lightning protection.
Mechanical Assembly and Piping
Process piping in carbon and stainless steel, supports, steel structures and equipment installation.
Industrial Utilities
Compressed air, chilled water, steam, industrial gases, potable and reuse water.
Automation and Instrumentation
Instrumentation, PLCs, industrial networks, BMS and integration with the plant SCADA.
Fire Protection
Sprinklers, hydrants, pump house, detection and alarm, in line with codes and insurer requirements.
HVAC and Climate Control
Air conditioning, ventilation, exhaust and clean areas with temperature and pressure control.
Logistics and Equipment
Mobilization, site facilities, lifting and in-house tooling to serve projects across Brazil.
Commissioning and Start-up
Testing, assisted start-up and technical documentation through to full plant operation.
Every industrial installation starts with understanding the process it will serve. Loads, utilities, flows, environmental conditions and operating requirements guide the engineering decisions and the project plan.
The process begins with requirements gathering and design coordination. Then come work-front planning, mobilization and installation of each discipline. After execution follow testing, commissioning, start-up and delivery of as-built documentation.
Lead time depends on plant size, the number of disciplines and integration with civil works and equipment suppliers. Planning parallel work fronts and defining interfaces early shortens the total time to start-up.
Cost varies with scope, disciplines involved, specified materials, schedule and site conditions. For an accurate quote, it helps to share the available drawings, bills of materials and the project schedule.
Contracting each discipline separately multiplies interfaces and responsibilities. In a multidisciplinary installation, one company coordinates electrical, mechanical, utilities and automation, reducing interferences, rework and schedule risk.
Start-up requires testing each system, integrating disciplines and verifying safety conditions. Planning commissioning from the design stage makes it possible to energize, pressurize and bring the plant into operation predictably.
We deliver industrial installations to connect power, utilities and control, from design to plant start-up.
Medium and low voltage electrical installations, mechanical assembly and piping, utilities, HVAC, fire protection, lightning protection, automation and instrumentation, either integrated or by discipline.
Yes. MSE works with in-house engineering, supervision and installation teams, responsible for planning, execution and quality control in the field.
Yes. The scope can include testing, commissioning, assisted start-up and delivery of technical documentation such as data books and as-built drawings.
Yes. MSE delivers industrial installations across Brazil, mobilizing crews, site facilities and equipment for each project.
Send, when available, the detailed design, bills of materials, scope by discipline and the planned schedule. Also let us know the site location, site conditions and commissioning requirements.
