The machinery roared as if it would never stop. As the yellow lights came on inside the workshop, the last component that needed assembly on the production line was carried over on the conveyor belt.
The workers who had been laboring intensely beside the production line for six hours spontaneously began applauding and cheering. Under their watch, the final component was installed onto a complete machine by one of the workers. After testing it and confirming that it worked properly, the day's work was over.
But that was only the workers' day of work, not the entire factory's.
They began checking whether they had left anything behind at their workstations. After ensuring that nothing that shouldn't happen had happened, everyone signed their names in the line supervisor's register before leaving in an orderly fashion.
After they left, the workers who had been waiting outside for a while and chatting began entering the Production Workshop. Their expressions grew heavy and serious.
Whoever had to face six consecutive hours of intense physical labor couldn't possibly be laughing and joking.
By the time they had the energy to talk, six hours had already passed.
The factory wouldn't stop for long just because the shift was changing. They had to throw themselves into production as quickly as possible.
More things for building cities, robots, and industrial products all had to be sent to other planets. Along with the needs of Earth itself, nearly every factory was operating at full capacity.
Although it was grueling, people didn't complain.
Having work and staying busy meant a stable income and a stable life.
A worker took his place at his workstation and checked the various tools there, such as the welding torch.
After making sure everything worked properly, he signed in on the line supervisor's register, confirming