Power and electromechanical

Steel structure erection

Poles, towers and structures erected with planned mobilization, lifting and integration with the other work fronts.

About the service

Structures that carry the operation

Steel structure erection turns engineered components into systems that carry equipment, cables, platforms and other operating loads.

The service may include erection of poles, towers, gantries and industrial structures, plus positioning and integration with foundations, electrical grids and electromechanical installations.

FMC coordinates crews, lifting and fleet support according to the contracted design, working nationwide with experience on power and infrastructure projects.

What FMC delivers

  • Poles
  • Towers
  • Gantries
  • Industrial structures
  • Lifting with boom trucks

Frequently asked questions

Questions about steel structures.

Which steel structures does FMC erect?

Poles, towers, gantries and industrial structures, with planned mobilization, lifting and integration with foundations, electrical grids and electromechanical installations.

Does FMC have its own lifting equipment?

Yes. The company-owned fleet includes boom trucks used for hauling, lifting and positioning loads.

Does FMC work on projects anywhere in Brazil?

Yes. FMC operates nationwide from its headquarters in Vitória (ES) and its branch in Niterói (RJ), mobilizing crews and equipment to the project location.

How do I request a steel structure erection proposal?

Send the project location, scope, expected schedule and available technical documents through the contact form, by email to comercial@fmcconstrucoes.com.br or on WhatsApp at +55 27 99771-5664. FMC also takes part in competitive bids and public tenders.

Other services

Work fronts that usually go together.

FMC delivers these stages under the same contract, with a single point of responsibility for the project.

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Request a steel structure erection proposal.

Tell us the location, the type of structure and the planned schedule.

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