Mechanical Workshop Projects
Every workshop looks different, but the engineering decisions that make it succeed—or quietly fail—are the same.
The projects shown here span Power, Steel, Cement, Infrastructure, and Process plants. They were executed under direct purchase, EPC, brownfield, and export models, proving that whether the site is greenfield or brownfield, the goal remains the same: building a reliable plant asset.
They are presented not as showcases, but as working references — illustrating how early choices in scope, layout, and configuration shape long-term workshop performance.
Planning a Workshop or EPC Package? Start Here.
If you are defining a new workshop — or reviewing an existing scope — these five basics are usually enough to begin the right discussion. Approximate answers are perfectly fine.
What role should the workshop mainly play?
How time-critical is the work?
What do you want to keep in-house vs outsource?
What space and handling envelope are available?
What is the project context?
Final numbers, frozen layouts, and detailed specifications can follow later.
Executed Project Case Studies
Detailed below are the configurations delivered to our clients. Click each project to see the machine mix, engineering rationale, and operational gains.
NMDC Integrated Steel Plant, Jagdalpur
Focus: Heavy fabrication and integrated plant maintenance under greenfield conditions.
SCCL 2×600 MW Thermal Power, Adilabad
Focus: In-house repair and outage support for supercritical power generation.
BHEL Maitree 2×660 MW, Bangladesh
Focus: Export-ready workshop package aligned with international inspection standards.
IOCL 2G Ethanol Refinery, Panipat
Focus: Specialized process-plant maintenance and fabrication roles.
Dalmia Bharat Cement, Assam
Focus: Logistic self-sufficiency for a remote integrated cement unit.
High Speed Rail (Bullet Train Project)
Focus: Modern infrastructure maintenance and precision engineering support.
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