Anak Engineerings

We are located at a spot we just call Crash Cart, which sounds a bit strange if you aren't from around here. It’s basically where all the engineering work happens. The shop floor is usually a mess of metal shavings and old tools that have been around for years. We do a lot of fixing and making parts for different machines. My hands are almost always covered in some kind of grease or oil by ten in the morning. We don’t really have a big reception area or anything like that. People just walk in through the main door and find us near the lathes or the welding station. It gets pretty loud when all the machines are running at once, so we have to shout to hear each other. We’ve got stacks of blueprints and old manuals piled up on the benches. Sometimes a job takes longer than we thought because a part is stuck or something breaks. We just keep at it until it’s done. It’s the kind of place where you know where everything is even if it looks disorganized to someone else. We drink a lot of tea to keep going through the afternoon. It’s just us working with metal and trying to make things fit together the way they should. There’s no fancy air conditioning, just a couple of old fans that rattle. It’s just a normal workshop.