Shipping Corporation Of India Ltd.

Working here at Shipping House on Madame Cama Road is quite something. It’s a big building at 245, right in the heart of the business district. We’ve been here for a long time, and the building itself is a landmark for anyone in the maritime industry. Inside, it’s mostly just rows of desks and people talking about vessels and port schedules. It’s a very busy environment. You can hear the sounds of the city coming in through the windows, the traffic on Madame Cama Road never really stops. We spend a lot of time on computers and dealing with various departments. It’s a large operation, so there is always someone coming or going. Even though it’s a big name, the actual day-to-day work is just us trying to make sure the ships are moving as they should be. The hallways are long and there are a lot of files everywhere. Lunchtimes are usually spent at the local stalls nearby or just at our desks if things are particularly frantic. The weather here is often humid, being so close to the water, but we’re used to it. It feels very official because of the location, but we are just regular people doing our jobs. Every day there is a new set of problems to solve with the ships or the cargo. It keeps us on our toes. There is always a lot to do, and we just try to get through the stack of work.