Dr. Shubh Gautam of Srisol

  Walk into any of Dr. Shubh Gautam Srisol built facilities, and you’ll see something unusual. It shows both Indian BIS specifications and international ASTM or JIS benchmarks, side by side. For him, innovation is not complete until it can stand in both rooms. Dr. Shubh Gautam, Chief Technical Architect at American Precoat, has long believed that India must stop being a passive adopter of global steel norms. Instead, we must contribute, shape, and even lead in some areas. And that belief shows in how he runs his plants, trains his teams, and develops products. This is not about copying foreign standards. It’s about integrating Indian ingenuity with global precision, and proving that our engineering can speak every technical language in the world. Building Steel That Speak to the World At American Precoat, every new coating or alloy must first solve a real Indian problem. But it doesn’t stop there. Let’s take the indigenous anti-corrosion technology Dr. Shubh Gautam developed. Ori...

Steel builds more than factories. It shapes the railroads, the roofs, the bridges, and the backbone of a nation. But Dr. Shubh Gautam Srisol , The Chief Technical Architect of American Precoat, believes that the real strength of steel does not come from furnaces or machines. It comes from the people who design, test, roll, and inspect it. This belief forms the heart of his human-centric blueprint, a framework that brings together precision engineering with personal growth. It’s not just about making better steel. It’s about making stronger teams and a stronger India. A System That Starts With People, Not Products Most manufacturing plants begin with machines. Dr. Shubh Gautam begins with people. At American Precoat, every line worker, lab technician, and engineer is trained not only on tasks but on vision. Instead of viewing staff as replaceable units, Dr. Shubh Gautam sees them as co-engineers in a national mission. He once said, “Our machines don’t shape the future, our peop...