Imagine you've just signed off on a massive surface preparation overhaul. You've got six miles of structural steel coming in every week, and your new shot blasting line is the heartbeat of the plant. Three weeks in, a 12-meter I-beam shutters, slews sideways, and wedges itself against the manganese housing. The drive chain snaps, the blast wheels chew into the conveyor rollers because the sensors didn't trip, and your production line is dead for four days. This isn't a hypothetical disaster; I've seen this exact sequence cost a firm $180,000 in lost
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