Uni Source Engineers

Working at Uni Source Engineers is a bit of a workout because we are spread across Plot No. 446, 463, 632, and 636 in the GIDC Ind. Estate. You spend half your day running between the different buildings just to check on a job or find a specific tool. It can be a bit chaotic, honestly, but we have developed a system that mostly works. One plot might be doing the heavy cutting while another handles the finishing or the storage. Our team is used to the back-and-forth. We don’t have a lot of fancy management layers; usually, someone just shouts across the floor if they need something. The paperwork is always a bit of a mess, stacked on desks and held down by metal weights so the fans don't blow it away. We deal with engineering stuff that requires a lot of patience. Sometimes a machine breaks down at the worst possible time, and we all have to huddle around it to figure out what went wrong. We aren't interested in sounding like a big polished company. We are just local folks who know how to work with steel and machines. The lunch hour is the only time the place is quiet, and even then, someone is usually tinkering with something. It’s a busy life across those four plots, but we wouldn’t really know what to do with ourselves if it were quiet.