Imagination to solve problems
The shortage of skilled labor and specialized companies in the construction sector nationwide makes industrialization increasingly necessary Within this field, which is still largely under development before becoming standard practice in most projects, lies prefabrication. Currently, the few precast companies available cannot meet the growing demand and focus mainly on manufacturing prefabricated facades. However, projects often require other types of solutions that are not being met today. Primarily 3D precast elements. Secin has created a new line of 2D and 3D solutions to address the real needs of each project.
Supported by its Engineering Department, Secin can analyze and optimize designs, offering various prefabrication options, including:
- Integrating components from other manufacturers: such as hollow-core slabs (for retaining walls or floor systems), precast staircases, load-bearing precast walls, and others.
- Producing components on-site: such as shafts, stair and elevator cores, terraces, special elements, and more.
The advantages are clear:
- Savings on transportation and its associated limitations.
- No CE marking required. This provides greater design freedom and allows for innovation without being restricted by a manufacturer’s catalog that limits expectations.
- Better alignment with construction schedules. Producing these elements on-site makes it easier to adapt to project timelines. Factory-made prefabricated elements must be ordered well in advance, which requires early financing and long-term project planning—something that is often not feasible.
In short, a company like Secin ensures the implementation of both market-available components and those prefabricated on site, guaranteeing competitive prices and reliable deadlines. The client would not be dealing with a manufacturer selling a single product, but with an integrator who leverages what the market offers and produces what is missing ad hoc.
Under these principles, both the project and the construction process are orchestrated by a single coordinator—ensuring success every time.
