Civil Project Consultant

We’ve been working out of Athwalines Ramwadi for a while now. Most days it’s just us sitting around the big table covered in site drawings and coffee mugs. Someone usually forgets to wash their cup from the day before. It gets pretty busy when people drop in to talk about their building plans. We spend a lot of time looking at maps and checking figures. The office isn't fancy, just some desks and a lot of filing cabinets that have seen better days. It's usually noisy because of the traffic outside, but you get used to it. We mostly just focus on getting the work done without too much fuss. Sometimes the printer jams right when we need to leave for a site visit. That’s just how it goes here. We know the neighborhood well and most people know where to find us. It’s a lot of talking to contractors and making sure things are lined up properly. We don’t have any big speeches to give. We just handle the project details as they come. Yesterday we spent three hours just arguing over a measurement that seemed off by an inch. Those are the kinds of things that take up our time in Ramwadi. It’s hard work, and by the end of the day, we’re usually ready to just lock up and go home. There’s always more to do tomorrow, so we don’t worry about it too much. It keeps us busy enough.