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You don't really need helicopter (although Mi-26 would be doable) as you have ship crane there, the issue is that these containers are mangled and in difficult position, so the real issue is attaching the crane catches on the containers without them falling onto workers, a process that can go...

It does not. The reason is simple, if there is no power, the instruments that it takes data from are also not operational, so there is no need to add a potentional source of failure to the black box, like battery fire.

Cost cutting in maintenance primarily, monodiversity of the crew is probably distant second.

Buttgig, likes to take it up the butt and is in charge of infrastructure, where he deals with pressing issues like racist bridges and not enough construction workers identifying as females (not kidding about anything).

In a long term, yes. But the replacement bridge section can be built faster.

Most likely culprit is poor maintenance and lack of training for the crew, which is very much a common thing these days.