Harji Machine Makers & Traders.

We are set up at Plot No. 70, which is part of Survey No 44. It’s a bit out of the main way, but that gives us the space we need for the machinery. Harji Machine Makers & Traders is mostly a place of noise and metal. We have been here for years, and the building shows its age a little, but it’s sturdy. We spend most of our time on the workshop floor, dealing with the fabrication and the trading of different machine parts. It is a lot of back-and-forth between the office and the shop. The yard outside gets pretty dusty in the dry season, so we try to keep the inventory covered. We aren't much for fancy presentations or long meetings. Usually, we just stand around a piece of equipment and figure out how to fix it or put it together. Our crew is small, just a few people who know their way around a wrench. We have some old filing cabinets in the corner where we keep the records, though half of it is probably just stored in our heads. The area around Survey No 44 is mostly industrial, so we have neighbors who are doing the same kind of work we are. We help each other out with tools sometimes if someone is in a bind. It’s not a glamorous job, but we like making things that actually work. We just keep at it, day in and day out.