Aberdeen · 57.1497° N / 2.0943° W

LifeEngineered.

MAC. is an Aberdeen electrical engineering firm working across domestic, commercial, industrial and agricultural sites — from clean sheet design and installation through to fault finding, power quality, automation and the data networks everything else depends on.

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01 — Capabilities

Eight disciplines.
One contractor.

Design, installation and diagnosis under one roof — so the engineer who calculated the load is the one who signs off the certificate.

02 — How we work

Engineering that holds up after handover

Most electrical problems are decided long before anything is terminated. We work from the design outwards, so the finished system is documented, maintainable and safe for whoever inherits it.

01

Designed before it is installed

Load calculations, diagrams and schedules come first. Nothing is made up on the day, and nothing is discovered after the wall is closed.

02

One standard, four sectors

A domestic rewire and an industrial panel get the same discipline: tested, labelled and certified, with a handover pack you can actually use.

03

Diagnosis, not replacement

Fault finding is measurement and evidence — insulation, thermography, logging — with the root cause written down before a fix is quoted.

4

Sectors served

Domestic, commercial, industrial and agricultural — one engineering standard across all of them.

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Disciplines

Design, installation, diagnostics, power quality, automation, energy storage, networks, security.

1

Point of contact

The engineer who designs the system is the one who commissions it.

04 — Process

From first survey to final certificate

Step 1

Brief

A site visit and an honest conversation about what the building or process actually needs.

Step 2

Design

Loads, diagrams, schedules and specifications — everything resolved before a tool comes out.

Step 3

Install

Neatly executed work, staged around your operation rather than through it.

Step 4

Commission

Tested, labelled, certified and demonstrated to the people who will run it.

Step 5

Support

Documentation handed over, and a number that reaches the engineer who did the work.

06 — Next step

Tell us whatyou're building.

Send drawings, photos, a specification or a scribbled note. The more you put in the first message, the more useful our first reply will be.

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Mon–Fri · 07:30–17:30 · Aberdeen, Scotland