Dorik Plastochem Ltd.

Our place covers Plot No. C1-1035 to 37, so we have a bit more room than some of the others in this section of the GIDC. Having three plots joined together means we have space for the production line and some storage for the raw materials we use. It’s an industrial setup, through and through. The smell of chemicals and plastic is something you just stop noticing after about ten minutes of being here. We have a lot of pipes and tanks, and the maintenance guys are always busy checking for leaks or clogs. It’s a bit of a maze inside if you aren't used to it. We have a small office tucked away in the corner where the ledger books and the phone live. Most of the day is spent out on the floor, though. We don't have a big corporate structure with bosses in suits. The people running the place are usually right there with the workers, figuring out problems as they come up. We get a lot of trucks coming in to drop off supplies, which can make the gate area a bit crowded. The sun beats down on the metal roof, making it quite warm inside during the afternoons, but we have enough fans to keep the air moving. We just focus on getting the batches right and making sure everyone goes home safe at the end of the shift. It is hard work but it pays the bills.