Zeta Leather Exports

We’ve been at Plot No. 178 in Sector 4 for a while now. Manesar is busy but we like it here in I.M.T. Most of our days are spent checking skins and making sure things are packed right before they head out. It gets dusty in the workshop, but that is just part of the job when you deal with leather. We have a small group of workers who know their way around the tools. Sometimes we stay late when a big shipment is due, drinking tea and making sure the counts are correct. It’s not fancy work, but it keeps us busy. People come by the office for paperwork, and we just try to keep things moving. The machines make a lot of noise in the afternoon, but we are used to it. We handle everything from the raw materials to the finished pieces that go overseas. It’s mostly just about getting the orders sorted and out the door on time. Sometimes there are delays with the trucks, but we manage. We aren't a huge operation, just enough of us to get the daily tasks done. There is always leather scraps on the floor at the end of the shift. I started this because I knew the area well and saw an opening. We don't have a big front office or anything, just the workspace and some storage. The leather smells strong in the summer heat, but you get used to it after a few years.