Learn all about Simelectro P&S
Simelectro P&S has equipped, among other projects, over 500 nuclear, thermal, and hydraulic power plants on every continent. Additionally, the company provides power electrical connections for numerous electricity-intensive industries.
Key points
Since 1948
Over 500 power plants equiped
With AK Group since 2022
Who we are ?
Simelectro P&S, established in 1948, is a major player in the design, manufacture, and maintenance of power electrical connections.
These components facilitate the transmission of energy generated by power plants to the grid. With a strong reputation in France and internationally, Simelectro P&S has equipped over 500 nuclear, thermal, and hydraulic power plants on all continents.
The company also supplies power electrical connections to numerous electro-intensive industries. Simelectro P&S has developed a wide range of services: diagnostics, maintenance, modification of existing installations, extending service life, increasing power and supplying spare parts.
In 2022, Simelectro P&S joined the T&D division of AK Group, alongside companies such as TSV, TSV Distrib, Transfo Lab, PWS, and Téléis.
Our history
1948
Creation of Simelectro
1953
First order in France for isolated phase busbar
1962
First international order (New Zealand)
1979
Creation of our “transoduct”
1997
New workshop in Longvic – France
2019
Acquisition by TSV
2022
Acquisition by AK Group
Our history
1948
Creation of Simelectro
1953
First order in France for isolated phase busbar
1962
First international order (New Zealand)
1979
Creation of our “transoduct”
1997
New workshop in Longvic – France
2019
Acquisition by TSV
2022
Acquisition by AK Group
Our team
Matthieu Arnaud
Operation Manager
Gérald Gamba
Business Development Manager
Fabrice Dumas
Business Executive
Marie-alice Courtis
Technical and Commercial SP
Marisa Goutte
Technical and Commercial SP
Our Quality, Health & Safety and Environment Policy (QHSE)
The mission of Simelectro P&S is to provide technical expertise to maintain and ensure the reliability of equipment for the production, transmission, or transformation of electrical energy.
Its growth and sustainability depend on customer satisfaction and the quality of its economic results.
To address these challenges, the Management is committed to meeting legal requirements and the requirements of stakeholders with the following commitments :
- Provide safe and healthy working conditions
- Strengthen the mobilization of employees
- Manage activities and ensure customer satisfaction
- Understand the challenges of transforming the energy world
The Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) policy is based on the fundamental objective of striving for “zero accidents.”
The guiding principles of this approach are :
- Eliminate hazards and reduce health and safety risks at work
- Control training, particularly authorizations
- Reinforce the safety culture of each employee
- Develop consultation and worker participation