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The work was monotonous. It only took a couple of minutes for Korza to show Rodin how to monitor the screen, and what to do if a warning flashed up. Most of the time, he said, it was something stuck on the belt, and this was accessed through a sliding panel in the machine’s side. If the product looked damaged, it went in a container to the left of the workstation, otherwise it was set straight on the belt.
“That it?”
Korza shrugged. “Every so often there’s a mechanical break-down, whole section stops. Mech crew should come automatically, but they’re lazy sods. Tap that icon to call them.”
“Seems straightforward. So what’s this machine make?”
Another shrug. “Some kind of tech.”
Korza didn’t say much else over the whole shift. He stood behind Rodin for a few minutes, then sl
