Marine Mechanical Engineers

Our workshop is located at Survey No 2 42 in the Wadala area. It’s a proper industrial spot, which suits the kind of mechanical engineering work we do. If you walk into our place, the first thing you’ll notice is the smell of grease and the sound of metal hitting metal. It’s a loud environment, but we’re used to it. We’ve been operating out of this Wadala location for quite a long time. The building itself is pretty basic—just a large open space with some heavy machinery and benches. We don't have a lot of office space, just a small corner with a desk and a filing cabinet that’s seen better days. We spend most of our time on our feet, working on various engine parts or mechanical components. It’s hard work and your hands are always dirty by the end of the day. We don't have any fancy titles here. We just know our jobs and we do them. Sometimes a repair takes longer than we thought, and we end up staying late under the shop lights. It’s just how it goes in this line of work. We aren't looking to become some massive corporation. We just like being the local experts that people can come to when something breaks. It’s an honest, straightforward way to make a living. We’re just regular people who know our way around a machine.