A bulk earthmoving specialist, U&M Mineração e Construção S/A has two Component and Equipment Rebuild centers, developing technologies used in heavy construction and mining projects.
We are certified on ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 standards, internationally recognized as excellence standard in quality management, environmental management and occupational health and safety, respectively.
We put life first, diligently striving to ensure the safety of everyone. Our employees share the desire to achieve excellence in everything they do.
By moving earth, we are building a better and more sustainable world.
Best earthmoving company in the world
SAFETY AND CARE OF PEOPLE
RELIABILITY
SIMPLICITY
BOLDNESS AND INNOVATION
Our story begins in 1958 when Gumercindo Machado and his wife, Berenice Ribeiro, founded SOTEPA, which would later become U&M. Its entire fleet consisted of a solitary tractor, a Hanomag K60, but they had a dream and strong ambition to make a difference.
SOTEPA founded, which would later become U&M
Módulo Terraplanagem founded
Unienge created
Unienge merged into Módulo, changing its name to U&M
First fleet of heavy equipment purchased
Start of large scale mining operations
Certification in ISO, quality, safety and the environment standards and strategic
partner joins
First international operation
SAP ERP System implemented
Financial statements audited by Big Four
Revision and streamlining of corporate procedures structure
Employee Shareholder Program introduced and Board of Directors created
Governance: Appointment of Independent Members to the Board of Directors
We have two Component and Equipment Rebuild centers, developing technologies used in heavy construction and mining projects.
We maintain a physical inventory of components to ensure reliability, agility and safety in the projects we undertake.
U&M is involved in innovative and regenerative socio-environmental initiatives. Nature, people, education, awareness, and a vision for the future all make a difference. Some of these are described below.
A unique project covering over 6,000 hectares, with 98% in the process of regeneration, focusing on the recovery of native flora and fauna. The Ibiti Project also makes a social commitment. Through regenerative tourism, it invests in the region’s economic sustainability.
The goal is to create a fertile environment for happiness to flourish, fostering harmony between people and the environment.
Comprised of a set of buildings with approximately 30,000 m² of built-up area, Moinho in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais state, is structured around four key areas – Housing, Health, Education and Commerce. These areas work organically to offer users, residents, and visitors a unique and comprehensive experience, meeting their diverse needs in a one-stop-shop, both now and in the future.
Moinho aims to foster and strengthen social interaction as a transformative force in human relationships, providing a work setting that inspires innovation and sparks creativity.
Guairá Foundation is a non-profit that has been serving the population of Andrelândia and the surrounding region in Minas Gerais since the early 1990s. The name “Guairá” comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous language and means “land without evils,” symbolizing the foundation’s intention to advocate for respect for life and social and environmental responsibility, while supporting initiatives focused on sustainability, cooperation and citizenship.
The foundation currently distributes its activities across six areas: Education, Sociocultural, Tourism, Rural, Sustainability and Health.
U&M is a company specialized in large-scale soil and rock earthworks. It has pledged to continuously improve its processes and services through work under its Integrated Certification System, obeying the following rules:
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