Provide managed on-site assembly crews trained for a defined family of non-proprietary mechanical and electrical procedures. The operator recruits technicians, delivers safety and precision-assembly training, verifies practical competency, and assigns a working supervisor who manages shift handoffs, documentation, tooling, and quality checks. The first engagement should cover a narrow work package, such as cabin assembly or supervised module removal and replacement, before expanding into more critical operations.

Repeated hiring across weekend assembly, cabin preparation, and milestone recovery indicates that manufacturing growth is straining internal technician capacity. Strict schedules make qualified surge coverage more valuable than conventional staffing alone.