The entire marine industry is on your shoulders. The companys failure to provide parts, people, plans, processes, and equipment will be treated as your own personal failure. You will be bullied by people you outrank just as much as people who outrank you. There's a global freeze on hiring so the company can recover from losing so much staff. (Yeah, I can't make sense of it either). You'll be expected to work long hours to meet deadlines and then they'll "forget" to pay your overtime, meaning you get it next pay period if you can get in contact with the accountant at all. I also had my paid breaks revoked several times for no reason without backpay to compensate. Despite having a very physical job I am forced to waste company time emailing my colleagues when I could just hand them a sticky note because without a paper trail exonerating you the company will side with office staff and throw you under the bus. Get ready to receive top of the line training which makes you liable for all equipment under your name, and then prepare to be told how to do your job by people who have never received training. Watch as the high standards trained into your fellow technicians drop to a dangerously low level due to corrosion of mind and spirit.