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Read the community guidelinesFor on-site electromechanical personnel, when things are quiet, they are really quite quiet.
It is recommended for those who are about to retire or older people who have difficulty finding work. If you are waiting for retirement, it is fairly decent, except that you have to work night shifts.
There are too many redundant employees and the pay is low; it has not increased for ages, the responsibilities are heavy, and there are no benefits. They also completely disregard the Labor Standards Act. There are many older employees, and most have a poor attitude. Some people do not work at all, while those who do work are worked to death. You also have to work night shifts of more than 12 hours. The benefits listed in the job postings are just for show.