Inox Pharma Tech

Our place is Gala No. 181 over in Wakanpada. If you know Nallasopara, you know it gets quite crowded, but we are tucked away near the MSEB Power House. It’s an industrial area, so there’s always the sound of machinery or people moving crates around. The power house is a good landmark because everyone knows where it is. We’ve been in this gala for some time now. It’s mostly concrete and metal shutters around here. It gets pretty hot in the afternoons, so we usually have the fans going full blast. Working in a pharma tech setup means a lot of boxes and technical parts lying around. It’s not the kind of place where you’d find fancy carpets. It’s just a workspace. We see the same faces every morning, the guys from the other galas and the delivery drivers who know the shortcuts through Nallasopara traffic. Sometimes the electricity acts up because we’re so close to the station, but we manage. Wakanpada has a lot of small businesses like ours, all squeezed together. We focus on our daily tasks, checking the inventory and making sure the equipment is ready. It’s a lot of manual work and staying organized in a small space. We like it because it’s a direct way of working. No big corporate meetings, just getting the jobs done as they come in throughout the week. The rain sometimes leaks under the door, so we keep things on pallets.