Industrial, commercial, warehouse and residential construction. Structure, steel, utilities, interiors and the roads outside the gate — one site team from feasibility to handover.
Fabrication and erection — a steel frame stood before the envelope goes on.
Years with the principal
15+
Project segments
4
Equipment lines on the yard
22
Named technical staff
25
01 — The practice
Built for sites that have to open on a date
ATS Construction is a civil and project-management team. The office is at TB 301, Capital High Street, Phool Bag Chowk, Bhiwadi — in the industrial belt the work comes from.
Day-to-day scope is wider than a single trade. Foundations and RCC frames. STP, UGT and ETP civils. Fabrication and erection. Plumbing and interiors. Outside the building: bitumen and CC roads, pavers, sewer and storm lines, grass and landscape. Permanent staff and a maintained yard of plant stay with the job instead of being hired in for one pour.
Permanent staff, not a crew assembled only for the pour
Workmen used to industrial and warehouse sites
Owned plant: excavators, mixers, total station, shuttering and scaffolding
Engineers, safety, quality and stores on the site itself
Project managers who stay on the job through closeout
Underground structure — raft steel before the concrete.
Managing the work
Tofiq Khandewla
The team is guided by Mr. Tofiq Khandewla, with over 15 years in civil engineering services and a record of seeing jobs through to the client’s satisfaction. His range covers industrial, residential, commercial and warehouse construction; STP, UGT and ETP; fabrication and erection; interiors and plumbing; and external works — roads, pavers, sewer, stormwater and landscaping.
The standard he sets on site is straightforward: the drawing is followed, the quality is checked, and the handover is something the client can actually use.
From the bottom to the finishSteel, concrete and the completed building are treated as one sequence, not three contractors waiting on each other.
02 — Scope
What the site team actually does
Four building types, plus the utilities, steel, plumbing, interiors and external works that make a plot usable. Pick a family to see the scope.
Civil work covers the building itself: concrete and masonry, from the first setting-out to the finished frame. Sheds, houses, commercial blocks, warehouses and the tanks and treatment plants are run as one site, by one team.
Industrial buildings
Residential construction
Commercial buildings
Warehouses
Sewage treatment plants (STP)
Underground tanks (UGT)
Effluent treatment plants (ETP)
03 — Yard
Plant that is already on the books
Excavation, mixing, surveying, cutting, testing and finishing. Shuttering is carried at 70,000 sq ft and scaffolding at 10 MT, so a second front does not wait on a hire yard.
22 items
JCB — excavator5
Tractor-trolley4
Concrete mixer5
Auto level20
Vibrators10
Steel cutting machine10
Ply cutting machine4
Drill machine5
Concrete breaker5
Welding machine5
Total station3
Shuttering material70,000 sq ft
Scaffolding material10 MT
Cube test machine1
Cube mould20
Slump cones10
Sieve analysis set (sand)1
Sieve analysis set (aggregate)10
Hand grinder10
Power trowel4
Power floater4
Vacuum dewatering2
04 — People
Technical staff on the register
Managers, engineers, supervisors and the site trades who stay on the job. The names below are the working team, listed in that order.
25 people
Mr. Zaved KhanProject Manager
Mr. Shahid KhanProject Manager
Mr. SorabField Manager
Mr. Vasim KhanEHS Manager
Mr. Juber TyagiG/W Manager
Mr. Wazid KhanStore Manager
Mr. Chandra BhanStore Manager
Mr. Samay DeenSite Engineer
Mr. Moin KhanSite Engineer
Mr. Aamir KhanElectrical Engineer
Mr. RahulElectrical Engineer
Mr. RinkuF/C, PEB Engineer
Mr. Salman KhanSafety Officer
Mr. MahaveerSite Supervisor
Mr. Dharmendra KumarSite Supervisor
Mr. SonuSite Supervisor
Mr. ShekulSite Supervisor
Mr. IrshadSite Supervisor
Mr. Karan ChoudharySite Supervisor
Mr. Ankush ChoudharySite Supervisor
Mr. Sameer KhanElectrician
Mr. Lal BadshahForeman
Mr. RakeshForeman
Mr. Ram PrasadForeman
Mr. Irfan KhanShuttering Foreman
How a site is organised
The project manager runs the job. Billing, stores, engineering, safety and timekeeping report to him. The project engineer holds the front line.
Project Manager
Billing Engineer
Store In-charge
Project Engineer
Safety Officer
Time Keeper
Under the project engineer
Site Engineer
Site Foreman
Site Supervisor
Site Electrician
Site Technician
05 — Control
Five phases, then the feedback loop
Planning is the document the rest of the job is judged against. Monitoring finds the slip. Control spends people, plant and a revised programme to get the date back.
01
Feasibility
Finance check and a plain feasibility read before anyone commits plant to the ground. Tendering sits in this phase.
02
Planning
Estimate, scope, method and a schedule the site can actually run. This plan is what later monitoring is measured against.
03
Execution
Work starts on the approved drawing and on agreed changes. Quality and EHS plans are in force from the first day, not after the first incident.
04
Control
Daily, weekly and monthly reviews. Variances, claims and cash are looked at while there is still time to recover the date.
05
Closeout
De-snag, document handover and release of liabilities. The job is finished when the file is finished, not when the last mason leaves.
Site meetings — daily, weekly, or the moment a decision is needed
A weekly review with the project lead
A daily progress report from the site
A monthly report for the client file
Email when an issue is critical enough to leave the chat
A WhatsApp group for the site team, used for speed, not for hiding the record
When the client’s clock changes
Extended hours and night work when the pour or the shutdown demands it
A quick realignment when the client’s requirement changes
Critical activities owned through an escalation path, not left on the supervisor’s phone
A short response time — the call is answered by someone who can act
Client first, including on the days the programme is uncomfortable
06 — On the ground
Work in progress, from the company’s own sites
Foundations, steel, roads, drains and finishes. These are site photographs from ATS jobs, not stock pictures.
07 — Who has used the team
Names already on the drawing board
Industrial and consumer companies ATS has worked with. Marks are shown as they appear in the company profile.
08 — Start a job
Call, WhatsApp, or write.
There is no form on this site. Use the mobile number, WhatsApp, or email. The office replies from Bhiwadi. For the person running the work, write to Tofiq.
