Direction and management of large-scale projects
Senior leadership in the technical, operational and strategic management of complex projects, with a focus on planning, productivity, control, safety, contractual interface and delivery.
What Eng. Mario Rocha delivers
Senior consulting for projects where improvisation comes at a high cost.
Technical and executive support for contractors, consortia, public agencies and companies that need predictability, risk control and real execution capability.
Technical consulting for contractors and consortia
Specialized support for companies that need to assess risks, review execution solutions, structure schedules, analyze interferences and make technical decisions with greater confidence.
Construction supervision and inspection
Quality management, execution monitoring, schedule analysis, drawing approval, verification of detailing and control of technical reports.
Executive planning and control
Support in preparation, planning, mobilization, productivity monitoring, deviation analysis and definition of corrective actions on critical projects.
Contract and technical risk management
Assessment of technical, contractual and operational impacts, with a focus on avoiding delays, rework, disputes and decisions without a technical basis.
Technical support for bids and proposals
Analysis of scope, execution feasibility, implementation risks, construction methodology, required resources and critical points for companies in the bidding phase.
Hydropower, sanitation & heavy infrastructure
Specialized consulting for hydroelectric projects, dams, water supply and sewerage systems, hydraulic and irrigation works, drainage and flood control, tunnels, bridges, viaducts, foundations, channels, special structures and large civil structures — the core of Mario Rocha's experience.
How it begins
Present the challenge. The answer starts with engineering.
The contact is direct and objective, via WhatsApp. You describe the project, the stage of the work and the technical, operational or contractual challenge — and the conversation starts from there.