Our vision

Our vision SECO Group

Today

SECO is a leading company in Benelux, with 85 years of proven experience, in the prevention of technical risks, on-site quality supervision and factory shop inspection, on many different projects and whatever their size.

Our aim is to contribute to great and affordable construction, to provide reliable information and to help making better decisions. Our common goal a better protection and real prospects to present and future builders and innovators. Our technical expertise is what keeps that possible everyday, giving our clients deep peace of mind within their undertakings.

Today
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Future for SECO

Future for SECO

SECO will remain a trust provider on the long run, for its clients and staff in the construction business; a best in class technical advisor for quality, innovation, safety and legal compliance. Our offer will focus even more on urban, water and mobility challenges, taking into account new digital community processes like BIM, Internet of Things or integrated supply chains. With our clients, our staff and partners, we aim to improve and support solutions for … 

  1. Redesigning sustainable cities & grids
    • Reducing the carbon footprint
    • Closing the infrastructure gaps
    • Improving mobility issues
  2. Saving water, health & environment
    • Solving water issues for drink water
    • Protecting coasts against sea rise
    • Building low carb energy production
  3. Digitalization of processes and products
    • Prefabrication with BIM-managed supply chains
    • IoT with embedded sensors checking in real time
    • New standards integrating predictive maintenance
  4. Fostering progress in materials & productivity
    • Re-use of materials within circular economies
    • Community-based methods for quality and safety
    • More healthy, low carb or new eco-materials
  5. Improving legal compliance, our historical work
    • Maintaining strict safety standards
    • Limiting risks and liability costs
    • Promoting preventive quality approaches