that's got to be somewhat nerve racking when moving those huge sections for the NASA team

I would be all over that, moving and especially assembly in the VAB soot. I was born way too early and more so born in the wrong state, NW Indiana

Having watched the Apollo moon landings I wanted to be a part of that so when it came time, 10th grade - 1973, I talked with the high school counselors. They put me in a science curriculum to start my climb up the ladder. Their idea of setting me on the right path was to put me in with 11th and 12th graders in a physics class. I failed miserably and had to drop out of that curriculum putting a stop to my dreams of becoming an astronaut for the time being. Later on down the road I came to realise they didn't know what they were doing. Today I would sweep the floors for free and maybe work my way into turning wrenches. Well that's not gonna happen so I watch from the sidelines and dream

But, your bottom line there says "It's never too late!" Have you inquired if they need a floor sweeper?