Site survey
We walk the line, measure loads and photograph the existing panel before quoting anything.
From one wire to a connected industrial ecosystem.
Every industry has problems — some planned, some beginning with the most familiar sentence in engineering: "it was working yesterday." A machine stops, a drive trips, a sensor stops talking to the PLC, and a small issue turns into a discussion involving engineering, maintenance and production. SNIPER was founded by Tushar and Durgesh, who between them had seen that sentence for more than 38 years, and kept asking the same question: why should one industrial problem need five different companies to solve it?
One wire, one ecosystem
Work often starts with something as simple as terminating one wire. That wire reaches a sensor, the sensor talks to a PLC, the PLC drives a machine, the machine generates data — and one wire becomes part of a much larger system.
We don't think in separate boxes
Electrical, automation, hardware, installation, IT and IIoT are one connected job to us — from wiring and panels through PLC, HMI and SCADA, to networking, data and analytics.
< — Look closer
Before rushing toward a solution, we start by understanding — observe, ask, analyse. In engineering, assumptions are expensive, and the problem isn't always where everyone thinks it is.
> — Move forward
Understanding is only the start. The next step is engineering, building, wiring, testing and delivering — turning an idea into something that runs on the floor.
Focus
Understanding what actually needs to be solved.
Precision
Paying attention to the details that make the difference.
Preparation
Understanding before acting.
Hard work
Doing what is required to get the job done properly.
Dedication
Taking responsibility for the work we undertake.
Determination
Staying committed until the challenge is solved.
SNIPER is still on its journey, and we think that's something to be proud of — we're building capability, teams and the next generation of leaders. The goal was never to get bigger. It's to get better.