By Joan Juanola, CEO of Jansa Metal, more than 40 years manufacturing and assembling metal structures. The difference between planning and commitment When we talk about construction deadlines, the first thing to define is what kind of planning we are talking about. A planning that is made on a sheet of paper, whether physical or […]
Real time schedules in steel structure projects: from design to erection Read More »
At JANSA METAL we continue to promote our commitment to sustainability and innovation. Thanks to the MOVES III 2025 Plan, we have incorporated a 100% electric vehicle to our fleet, thus reaffirming our commitment to energy efficiency and emissions reduction. This new acquisition is a further step in our environmental responsibility strategy, aimed at reducing
JANSA METAL is committed to sustainable mobility with a new 100% electric vehicle. Read More »
Special report: 37 years later, the structure is more alive than ever. In the heart of the Mediterranean, embraced by the salty breeze of the Catalan coast, stands one of the best silent testimonies of what it means to build well. We are talking about the industrial shipyard of the Port Ginesta dry dock, a
A ship that stands the test of time: the success story of Jansa Metal at Port Ginesta Read More »
When it comes to sustainability in construction, the debate between steel and concrete remains key. To understand it objectively, we analyzed data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on the CO₂ emissions of both materials, and applied these values to a real case: a 600 m² industrial building with an average transport distance of 20
