Thakur Engg. Works

We’re out in Phase IV of Focal Point at plot E-90. If you know the industrial area, you know it gets pretty dusty and loud around here. Thakur Engg. Works is a workshop where we deal with a lot of metal and machinery. There’s usually the sound of a grinder or a lathe running in the background. We’ve got grease on our hands most of the time. It’s not the kind of place where you’d want to wear a nice shirt. We’ve been at this location for years, and the floor is stained from all the oil and work we’ve done. We handle engineering jobs, mostly repairs and making parts that people can't find elsewhere. It’s honest work. The shed can get really hot in the summer, but we keep the fans going. We don’t have a fancy office staff; usually, the same person who fixes your machine is the one who writes your receipt. We keep our tools organized, but the rest of the place is just a working shop. There’s a lot of scrap metal in the corner and stacks of blueprints on the desk. People come to us because we know how to use our hands. We don't promise anything we can't do. It’s just about getting the machines running again and making sure the parts fit right before they leave the shop. It is a bit noisy and messy, but that is just the way engineering works on the ground.