MOHSENGENERAL CONTRACTING
Mohsen General Contracting. Ship repair, marine fabrication and technical supply, shaped by the work itself.
31°15′ N
32°17′ E
PORT SAID
Mohsen General Contracting brings hands-on craftsmanship to marine construction, vessel repair and technical supply. From steel fabrication to onboard maintenance, we bring careful planning and practical expertise to every scope of work.
The company behind the work ↗From vessel requirements to fabrication, repair and procurement, work starts with a clear scope and practical coordination. Illustrative solid model inspired by the helm reference.
Explore our expertise ↗Editorial visual. Actual products and specifications are confirmed in the quotation.Review anchor type and mass, chain size and grade, length, end fittings and vessel inspection requirements. Supply scope and records are confirmed for the enquiry. Illustrative anchoring model.
Discuss the requirement ↗Editorial visual. Actual products and specifications are confirmed in the quotation.Voltage, conductor size, cores, insulation, armouring and installation conditions define a marine cable requirement. Share routing, lengths and required records for review. The solid model illustrates conductors, insulation and the sheath.
Cable specifications & details ↗Editorial visual. Actual products and specifications are confirmed in the quotation.From the vessel’s structure to the smallest connection. Explore the scope, the photographs and the components.
Focused maintenance for the vessel, the structure and the work ahead.
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Plates, stiffeners, foundations and sealing. Fabrication and repair enquiries considered around the drawing and the needs of the vessel.
Explore hatch cover work ↗View work reference records ↗
Welding and lifting equipment, pumps, valves and workshop tools. A detailed product index with photographs, selection criteria and document requirements.
Browse the product index ↗Real footage from our worksites, newest updates first.
Hull work and the marine repair environment.
Deck openings and onboard steelwork.
A view of the team and the working environment.
Vessel, location, drawings and operational priorities.
Material, dimensions, model and requested records.
Clear scope, programme and commercial terms.
Completed work, quantities and agreed documents.
