Electrical and instrumentation projects, installation work, and technical manpower for small and mid-size industries. Career support for the people behind the plant.
I started AKHANDNOW to bring technical conversations back to the practical questions: what needs doing, what information is missing, and what should happen next?
Whether you’re working through an equipment requirement or thinking about your next career move, start by telling me where you are today. We’ll discuss the scope and agree on what support makes sense before any paid work begins.
For small and mid-size industries planning a new installation, plant expansion, shutdown or maintenance job. Tell us your site location, scope and schedule so we can confirm technical requirements and availability.
Electrical systems
Electrical
Electrical project and installation work: LV panels and MCCs, cable trays, cable laying and termination, motors, drives, lighting and earthing. Testing and handover requirements are agreed for each project.
Instrumentation project and installation work: field instruments, hook-ups, impulse tubing, instrument cabling and termination, loop checking, and commissioning support. Scope is based on your drawings and site requirements.
Request electrical technicians, instrumentation technicians, electricians, panel-wiring technicians, or site supervisors for installation, shutdown and maintenance assignments.
Tell us what your site needs
Required trades, skills and headcount
Site location, start date and duration
Shift pattern and supervision requirements
Site induction, safety and accommodation arrangements
Personnel availability, mobilisation, responsibilities and commercial terms are confirmed in the proposal.
A closer look at the work
From installation to handover.
These photographs from the existing website illustrate the equipment and installation activities we can discuss for your project. Captions explain the work; they are not project-completion references.
Panel wiring & assembly
Panel work involves arranging components, identifying circuits, routing conductors and checking terminations against approved drawings.
Cable routing & containment
Trays and ladders support power and instrument cables. Route planning considers access, segregation, supports and the surrounding plant equipment.
Motors, pumps & field connections
Installation work connects equipment to the electrical and control systems. Cable identification and coordination with the mechanical team support a clear handover.
Field instrumentation installation
Field work includes instrument mounting, connection checks and coordination with piping and electrical teams. Site access and safe working arrangements are agreed before mobilisation.
Drive installation & connections
A drive installation requires the correct power and control connections, equipment identification and a defined commissioning plan for the application.
Operator interfaces & control panels
HMI and control-panel work brings field signals to the operator. Signal checks and an agreed functional test help confirm that the installation behaves as intended.
Discuss your scope with Akhand for relevant project details, personnel requirements and installation responsibilities.
Engineering career development
Experience matters. Learn to show yours.
For technicians and engineers preparing for plant-maintenance, instrumentation and supervisory roles. Focus on explaining what you know, identifying gaps, and building a practical learning plan.
Individual support
Prepare for the interview.
Discuss a practice interview built around your target role. Work through technical questions, examples from your experience and how you explain your decisions.
Role-specific practice questions
Feedback on your answers
A focused list of areas to improve
Pay for your agreed session (opens Razorpay in a new tab)Agree your appointment and fee with Akhand before paying. Review the service and amount on Razorpay before completing payment. Payment does not automatically schedule a session.
Career support is educational. It does not include recruitment, job placement or an accredited qualification. Workshop dates are not yet scheduled.
Start here
Bring one real example to your next interview.
Explain the situation. What equipment or process was involved?
Describe your contribution. Separate your actions from the team’s work.
Show the outcome. Use accurate results, then explain what you learned.
Practical plant tools
Practical tools. Meet Quantum Volt.
Ready-made Excel tools for the records and checks that keep plant work organised.
Quantum Volt is a separate product website. Explore its Calibration & Loop Check Pack, try the sample certificate calculator, or start with the free loop-check sheet.