Jrew Engineering Ltd.

Phase VII of the Industrial Area is mostly just workshops and factories, and we are right at C - 99. It is a pretty standard industrial shed with high ceilings and heavy sliding doors. Most of the time, the air is thick with the smell of oil and cut metal. We have got machines that make quite a bit of noise, so you have to shout a little if you are talking on the shop floor. Our day starts early, usually before the sun is fully up, to get the machines warmed up and the lines moving. There is a small office space partitioned off at the front where the paperwork happens, but even there, you can hear the constant humming of the factory. We make a lot of different metal parts and engineering components here at Jrew Engineering. It is not the cleanest work—you are bound to get some grease on your clothes by noon—but it is honest work. We have a group of guys who have been operating these machines for a long time, so they know exactly how to fix them when they start acting up. Lunch is usually spent sitting on some wooden crates or at the small table in the back. It is a lot of lifting and measuring and checking. We do not have any fancy brochures or a lobby with plants. It is just a place where things are built and sent out.