Hudda Engineering Works

Down here in the Ricco Industrial Area in Chopanki, things stay pretty loud. We’re at Plot No. G-1/356A. Hudda Engineering Works isn't a massive factory, but we have enough machines to get the jobs done. There’s usually a lot of grease on the floor and the smell of metal being cut. It’s just the reality of engineering work. We start early in the morning when the air is still a bit cool. Most of the guys have been with us for years and they know the machines inside out. We don’t bother with fancy brochures or a website that looks like it belongs to a big corporation. We just take the drawings or the parts people bring in and start working. Sometimes a machine breaks down and we have to spend half the day fixing it ourselves. That’s just part of the grind. The industrial area can get pretty crowded with trucks, especially near our block. We keep the doors open for some air, even when it’s hot. We do a lot of welding and lathe work. It’s heavy stuff and your hands get dirty within five minutes of starting. We have a small corner with a table where we sit and have lunch together. It’s a basic setup. No frills, just hard work and making sure the parts are right before they go out the door. We've been at this for a long time and plan to stay put.