MRG3 was founded in 2005 and has served as an accredited Repair & Maintenance Service Provider in the petrol chemical and commercial sector since. With a professional and client focused approach, MRG3 Engineering provides highly customized Transport Solutions to all clients.
MRG3 Engineering can repair all your commercial and special application Equipment, provide refurbishment and service exchange parts for a quick turnaround.
At MRG3, we must ensure that we abide by the strict rules and regulations put in place by our government boards. Rules and regulations that ensure the safety of our client’s equipment, whether it be on or national roads or safely with the confines of their properties.
Safety is and forever will be the number one priority of MRG3 Engineering.
Breakdowns occur Anytime, Anywhere, Depend on MRG3 to keep you Moving. Road Assist, our 24/7 365 emergency road service, is a key component of our Service to you. Road Assist team members are dedicated employees who will help you when you need
them the most.
Road Assist : Comprehensive emergency road service
including tires, brakes, air and electrical systems and suspension.
We have authorized entry into all Refineries : IVS, Engen, Sapref, Mondi, Natref
Assistance with loading & offloading. Emergency Assistance to drivers with regard to tanker operation.
The MRG3 Mission:
MRG3 aims to provide professional & fair services to all of our clients by providing reliable and accredited repairs to clients machinery.
The MRG3 Vison:
By taking responsibility for more of the tankers on South African Roads, MRG3 believes that we can reduce the number of accidents within our client’s industries as a direct result of tankers malfunctioning.
The MRG3 Mission:
MRG3 aims to provide professional & fair services to all of our clients by providing reliable and accredited repairs to clients machinery.
The MRG3 Vison:
By taking responsibility for more of the tankers on South African Roads, MRG3 believes that we can reduce the number of accidents within our client’s industries as a direct result of tankers malfunctioning.
