“There’s beauty in being quietly useful,” their lead engineer said, and the team laughed because that was exactly the point. As dusk fell, Anna walked past the CAS 200 outside the plant. The LED status ring cast a soft green glow. For anyone watching, nothing dramatic was happening—fluids flowed, valves opened and closed, and a small fan whispered. But inside that calm, improvements worked: less energy burned, problems anticipated, and teams given back hours they would spend on firefighting to focus on improvements instead.