M. M. Engineering Works

Our workshop is No. 3007 in the J Type area of the 4th Phase in G.I.D.C. If you know the industrial estate, you know it’s a massive place with lots of similar-looking units. We are tucked away in one of those rows. We do engineering work, which mostly involves fixing machines, welding, and cutting metal to size. The floor is always covered in metal shavings and oil, no matter how much we sweep. It’s a loud place when the lathes and drills are running. We don’t have a fancy office; just a small desk in the corner for paperwork and bills. Most of our time is spent at the workbenches. We take on jobs from other factories around here that need specific parts made or repaired. It’s dirty work, and our hands are usually stained with grease and oil. We’ve been operating in G.I.D.C. for a long time. People bring us things that are broken, and we try our best to get them working again. We don’t have a website or any of that. Most people just know us from being in the area for so long. It’s just a straightforward machine shop. We work until the job is done, then close up the gate and head home. There are no fancy titles here, just people who know how to work with steel and machines. We keep the machines oiled and the tools sharp, and that is about it for our daily routine.