Vigilant Automation Control

Down here at No. 690 in Saikripa Colony, things stay pretty busy with all the control panels and wiring we handle. Vigilant Automation Control isn't a flashy place. We’ve got tools scattered around the workbench and wires everywhere because that’s just how the work looks. Mr- 10 is a familiar area for us, and being in the colony means we see a lot of the same faces every day. We spend a lot of time looking at diagrams and trying to figure out why a system isn't clicking like it should. It’s mostly technical stuff that involves sensors and motors. People come to us when they need something to run on its own without a person standing there all day. We have a couple of guys who are really good with their hands and can fix just about any controller board you put in front of them. The shop gets a bit hot in the afternoons, but we keep the fans going. It’s not the quietest place to work because there’s always something being tested or a drill running in the back. We started doing this because we liked seeing how things worked and then making them work better. Sometimes we have to go out to sites to see the machines in person. When we are back at the colony, we’re usually just catching up on orders or cleaning up the grease from the morning's job. It's a lot of troubleshooting and small parts, but we enjoy the challenge.