General Terms & B2B Commercial Conditions

1. Scope of Application & B2B Nature

These General Terms and Conditions govern the access, browsing, and use of the informational resources, technical documentation, and contact channels available on the corporate website of MASEG.

The website is designed and operated exclusively for an inter-company commercial environment (B2B — Business to Business), tailored to industrial corporations, naval shipyards, shipowners, port terminal operators, infrastructure engineering firms, general contractors, and heavy fabrication specialists.

2. Informational Character & Non-Binding Website Content

All materials published across the website — including technical service overviews (electromechanical assembly, ship repair and naval maintenance, plant turnaround execution, certified welding, and technical civil works), representative case studies, technical articles in the Knowledge base, and execution methodology briefs — are provided for strictly informational, illustrative, and technical guidance purposes.

Under no circumstances does website content constitute a binding contractual offer, execution commitment, crew allocation hold, or guaranteed turnaround start date by MASEG. Any specialized technical intervention strictly requires prior engineering evaluation, site or drydock inspection where appropriate, and the issuance of a formal bilateral quotation.

3. Technical Proposals & Quoting Procedure

Preliminary technical consultations, meeting requests, and budgetary inquiries submitted via telephone, email, or website contact forms are governed by the following provisions:

• Non-binding inquiry nature: Submitting a project brief or preliminary technical request does not create any contractual relationship or delivery obligation for either party.
• Feasibility and resource assessment: The engineering team at MASEG will review resource availability, welder qualifications (WPS/PQR), lifting asset availability, and schedule compatibility prior to issuing any formal commitment.
• Execution of binding contractual offers: A mercantile proposal becomes binding only when formalized through an explicit written instrument (formal itemized quotation, technical specification dossier, or construction/service agreement) executed by authorized legal signatories of both commercial entities.
• Precedence of bespoke agreements: The specific conditions agreed within a bilateral commercial contract or formal purchase order shall at all times take precedence over any general information provided on this website.

4. Pricing, Estimates, and Project Warranties

Due to the bespoke nature and stringent technical demands of operations in industrial facilities, petrochemical units, shipyards, and port infrastructures:

• Absence of generic price lists: MASEG does not publish standardized hourly rates or fixed catalog pricing on this website. Every project is quoted ad-hoc based on alloy specifications, welding qualifications, specialized access equipment, shift regimes, and confined space/high-altitude protocols.
• Quote validity period: Unless a formal quotation specifically states otherwise, technical estimates carry a defined validity window stated in the quote document, reflecting structural volatility in raw steel, industrial consumables, and specialized shielding gases.
• Technical warranty: Workmanship warranties conform to the Spanish Commercial Code and statutory provisions governing industrial and naval installations, conditioned upon adherence to established operational and preventive maintenance protocols by the client.
• No fictitious clauses: Performance bond retentions, milestone payment schedules against certified progress, liquidated damages, or third-party liability insurance limits are established exclusively in formal contract documents, not on this website.

5. Intellectual Property & Confidentiality in Quoting

All technical dossiers, preliminary rigging calculations, work breakdown structures, preliminary welding procedure specifications (WPS), and methodology statements submitted by MASEG during pre-sales or bidding phases represent proprietary and confidential trade secrets belonging to the company (or its licensors).

Distribution to third parties, disclosure in open tenders, or utilization by competing contractors without prior written authorization is strictly prohibited. Reciprocally, MASEG undertakes to preserve strict professional secrecy regarding all client proprietary drawings, plant schematics, and operational data disclosed during evaluation stages.

6. Project Execution, OHS/PRL & Technical Standards

Physical execution of contracted operations strictly complies with prevailing statutory standards:

• Occupational Health & Safety (Spanish Law 31/1995 & Royal Decree 171/2004): Full compliance with inter-company safety coordination (CAE), health and safety plans (PSS), and strict adherence to shipyard or industrial site security protocols.
• Sectoral standards & classification societies: Applicable UNE-EN, ISO quality/safety management frameworks, and classification society requirements (e.g., DNV, Lloyd's Register, Bureau Veritas) where marine or offshore survey regulations apply.

7. Processing of Corporate B2B Contact Information

Processing of business contact data relating to natural persons acting on behalf of corporate clients or procurement entities (commercial representatives, plant directors, procurement managers, lead engineers) is conducted pursuant to Article 19 of Spanish Organic Law 3/2018 (LOPDGDD) and Article 6(1)(f) of GDPR (legitimate interest in maintaining business-to-business relations).

For comprehensive details regarding data subject rights, retention periods, and supervisory oversight, please review our Privacy Policy.

8. Amendments to the Informational Framework

MASEG reserves the right to modify or update these General Terms at any time to adapt to legislative updates, judicial rulings, or technological revisions of the digital platform.

Any updates take effect upon publication on this website. Users and client representatives are encouraged to review this section periodically.

9. Governing Law & Competent Jurisdiction

These conditions are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Spain.

Given the exclusively corporate (B2B) nature of services detailed on this website and to the fullest extent permitted by law, the parties expressly waive any other venue that may correspond to them and agree to submit all controversies, disputes, or claims arising from access or use of this platform to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts and Tribunals of the City of Valencia, Spain.

For any formal questions regarding these terms, please contact our corporate team at: info@masegcorp.com.