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Who you are hiring

A small team that answers the phone.

Sniper Solutions is an industrial automation contractor working the Pune manufacturing belt — panels, drives, robot cells and plant IoT, installed by the same engineers who survey the job and stay on for the breakdown call two years later.

§ 01 — Credentials

Registered, insured, site-ready.

GST
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Udyam / MSME
UDYAM-MH-00-0000000
Insurance
Workmen's comp & public liability
Site readiness
Safety induction, work permits, PPE
§ 02 — Our story

The Story of SNIPER

Built from Experience. Driven by Determination. Focused on the Future.

Every industry has problems.
Some are planned.
Some are unexpected.

And some begin with one of the most familiar sentences in engineering:

“It was working yesterday.”

A machine stops.
A drive trips.
A sensor stops communicating.
A project that was supposed to take two days suddenly becomes urgent.
A component is required immediately.

And a “small issue” somehow turns into a discussion involving engineering, maintenance, production, suppliers and at least one person asking:

“But who changed this setting?”

If you have worked in industry, you probably understand.

For people outside the industry, these may sound like small problems. But inside a factory, one small issue can affect production, deadlines and sometimes an entire operation.

This is the world that the people behind SNIPER knew well.

It Started with Experience

SNIPER was founded by Tushar and Durgesh, who together bring more than 38 years of combined industry experience.

Over the years, they had seen industrial projects from close quarters.

The deadlines.
The pressure.
The breakdowns.
The last-minute requirements.
The gap between what looks good on paper and what actually works on site.

They understood that industrial projects rarely involve just one thing.

A problem may begin with a sensor but involve wiring.
The wiring may lead to a control panel.
The panel may lead to a PLC.
The PLC may need to communicate with a SCADA system.
And eventually, the customer may want the entire operation connected to an IT or IIoT platform.

That is where a simple idea began to take shape:

Why should a customer have to go to five different companies to solve one industrial problem?

That question became one of the foundations of SNIPER.

From One Wire to a Connected Industrial Ecosystem

At SNIPER, we believe that every part of an industrial system is connected.

Sometimes the work begins with something as simple as installing or terminating one wire.

But that wire may connect to a sensor.
The sensor may communicate with a PLC.
The PLC may control a machine.
The machine may generate production data.
That data may need to be collected, analysed and connected to a larger IIoT or IT platform.

And suddenly, what started with one wire becomes part of a much bigger system.

That is why SNIPER is building capabilities across the complete industrial and digital journey.

Wiring → Installation → Panels → Electrical Systems → Instrumentation → PLC → HMI → SCADA → Drives → Robotics

Industrial Networking → Data → IIoT → IT → Analytics → Digital Platforms → Future Technology Products

We don't believe customers should have to think in separate boxes.

  • Electrical.
  • Automation.
  • Hardware.
  • Installation.
  • Maintenance.
  • IT.
  • IIoT.

To us, these are all parts of a larger system.

Our goal is to have the capability to support our customers—from the most basic physical installation to advanced industrial and digital solutions.

The Reality of Building SNIPER

The truth is, building an industrial technology company is not always about futuristic factories, robots and impressive dashboards.

Sometimes it is.

Other times, it is standing in front of a panel trying to understand why one small signal has decided to ruin everyone's day.

That's industry.

And honestly, that's part of what makes it interesting.

At SNIPER, we believe the big vision and the smallest details are equally important.

You can talk about:

  • AI.
  • Robotics.
  • IIoT.
  • Smart Factories.
  • Digital Transformation.

The machine has to run.
The panel has to work.
The wiring has to be right.
And the customer has to be able to rely on the solution.

That is where real engineering begins.

Why SNIPER?

The name SNIPER represents the way we believe challenges should be approached.

Not through guesswork.
Not by rushing toward the first available answer.

But through:

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.

For us, SNIPER represents the discipline of approaching a challenge with clarity and purpose.

Our goal is simple:

Understand the challenge. Focus on the details. Engineer the solution. Execute with precision. Deliver the result.

Between < and > Is SNIPER

The space between understanding a challenge and delivering a solution is where the real work happens.

Between:

< Understandand> Execute

comes:

Engineering.
Technology.
Hard Work.
Problem-Solving.
Precision.
Determination.

That is where SNIPER exists.

The logo also represents something larger about the company.

On one side is the physical world:

  • Wires.
  • Hardware.
  • Panels.
  • Sensors.
  • Machines.
  • Installation.

On the other side is the digital world:

  • Automation.
  • Data.
  • Software.
  • IT.
  • IIoT.
  • Analytics.

SNIPER is building its capability at the point where these worlds come together.

From the physical foundation to the digital future.

Experience Meets the Next Generation

Today, SNIPER's management team brings together more than 100 years of combined industry experience.

That experience provides a strong foundation.

But Tushar and Durgesh have always believed something equally important:

Experience should not remain with one generation.

Technology changes.
Industry changes.

The problems of tomorrow may require different thinking from the problems of yesterday.

That is why SNIPER is actively building its next generation of leaders, engineers and problem-solvers.

The goal is to share experience rather than keep it with one person.

To transfer knowledge.
To give people responsibility.
To encourage new ideas.
And to prepare future leaders before they are needed.

Because, let's be honest:

“Only one person knows how this system works” is not a great long-term strategy.

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SNIPER is being built so that knowledge moves through the organization.

Experienced professionals provide the foundation.

The next generation brings new ideas, new technologies and new perspectives.

Together, they prepare SNIPER for whatever comes next.

Building for Tomorrow, Not Just Today

SNIPER is not being built around one product.
Or one technology.
Or one type of project.

The vision is to build an organization capable of supporting industry across the complete journey.

From the physical foundation:

  • Hardware Supply
  • Wiring
  • Installation
  • Electrical Systems
  • Control Panels
  • Instrumentation
  • Drives
  • Automation
  • Robotics

To the digital future:

  • Industrial Networking
  • SCADA
  • Data Collection
  • Energy Management
  • IIoT
  • IT Infrastructure
  • Analytics
  • Digital Platforms
  • AI & Future Technologies

From a basic wire to a connected industrial ecosystem.
From an individual component to a complete solution.

Our objective is to bring together the right people, engineering and technology to solve the complete challenge.

Still Being Built

SNIPER is still on its journey.

And we believe that is something to be proud of.

We are building capabilities.
Building teams.
Building future leaders.
Building technology.
Building relationships.
And learning from every challenge along the way.

We don't believe the goal is simply to become bigger.

The goal is to become better.

Better at understanding.
Better at engineering.
Better at executing.
Better at supporting.
And better prepared for whatever the future brings.

Because industry will continue to change.
New technologies will arrive.
New challenges will appear.

And somewhere, a machine will probably stop because of one small component.

When that happens, we want SNIPER to be ready.

This Is SNIPER

< Look Closer.

Understand the Challenge.

SNIPER — Engineer with Focus and Precision.

Move Forward.

> Deliver the Solution.

Built on experience.
Strengthened through teamwork.
Driven by focus, precision and determination.
Preparing the next generation.
Connecting the physical foundation with the digital future.

From One Wire to a Connected Industrial Ecosystem.

This is SNIPER.

§ 03 — What we do

Fifteen capabilities, one point of contact.

From the physical foundation to the digital future — the full span of what a plant needs, under one roof. See the six we detail on dedicated pages →

Industrial Automation

PLC, HMI, SCADA, control systems, machine automation, process automation.

Drives & Motion Control

VFD selection, commissioning, parameterization, drive integration and troubleshooting.

Electrical & Automation Panels

PLC panels, MCC panels, PCC panels, VFD panels, control panels, customized automation panels.

Industrial Networking

PROFINET, industrial Ethernet, managed/unmanaged switches, PLC-to-PLC and PLC-to-SCADA communication.

Machine Automation

Machine control, sequencing, interlocking, HMI development, retrofit and automation upgrades.

IIoT & Smart Factory

Machine connectivity, data acquisition, cloud/edge integration, production monitoring and dashboards.

AI-Based Industrial Solutions

Energy optimization, anomaly detection, predictive analytics and intelligent industrial monitoring.

Turnkey Automation

Engineering → hardware → panel → PLC programming → HMI/SCADA → installation → commissioning.

Industrial Retrofit

Modernizing old machines and plants by replacing obsolete PLCs, HMIs, drives and control systems.

Plant Digitalization

Connecting shop-floor OT data with databases, dashboards, analytics and enterprise IT systems.

IT–OT Integration

Connecting industrial systems with ERP, MES, databases, cloud platforms and enterprise applications.

Industrial Consulting & Engineering

Automation audits, energy audits, system architecture, BOM preparation, technical consulting and solution design.

Service & AMC

Breakdown support, PLC/SCADA troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, software support and AMC.

Industrial Hardware Supply

Sourcing and supply of PLCs, drives, panels and industrial components.

Robotics & Robotic Automation

Cell layout, integration and automation of robotic systems on the production line.

§ 04 — Who runs the job

People who take ownership, not just titles.

Our management team brings 100+ years of combined industry experience across automation, PLCs, robotics, drives, electrical engineering, installation, IT and IIoT. What brings the team together is simpler: a job isn't finished when it's handed over — it's finished when it works, and the customer can rely on it.

§ 05 — How we work

The parts that show up two years later.

Anything runs on handover day. These are the choices that decide whether it still runs when the engineer who built it has moved on.

The surveyor is the commissioner

The engineer who walks your line and quotes the job is the one who wires and commissions it. Nothing gets promised in a meeting that has to be un-promised on the floor.

Drawings before wire is cut

Panel GA, cable schedule and BOM go to you for approval first. If the design is wrong, it's wrong on paper — which costs a revision, not a shutdown.

Brownfield is the default assumption

Most of what we touch is a running plant with legacy I/O and no spare shutdown window. We plan cutover around your production plan, not the other way round.

Backups and parameters are yours

PLC and HMI backups, drive parameter lists and commented logic at handover. No locked blocks. You are never held hostage for the next change.

The data layer stays out of the control layer

Reporting reads from a gateway, never from inside running logic. Adding a dashboard next year won't put this year's line at risk.

A number a human answers

The helpline is not a ticket queue. Someone who has worked on drives and panels picks up, asks for the fault code, and tells you whether it needs a visit.

§ 06 — Process

Four stages, a named engineer, a dated plan.

0Plants supported
0Panels commissioned
0Typical response
24×7Breakdown helpline
STAGE 01

Site survey

We walk the line, measure loads and photograph the existing panel before quoting anything.

STAGE 02

Design & quote

Panel GA, cable schedule, BOM and a fixed price. You approve drawings before a wire is cut.

STAGE 03

Install & commission

Wiring, programming, dry runs and load trials — scheduled inside your shutdown window.

STAGE 04

Handover & support

Backups, drawings, parameter lists, operator training, then a number a human answers.

Line down

Line down right now?

The helpline is not a ticket queue. An engineer who has worked on drives and panels picks up, asks for the fault code, and tells you whether it needs a visit.