Project & Site Terminology: Essential Definitions

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Feasible (Factible)
Possible to do. Example: With the extra resources, the scheme now seems feasible.
Forklift (Máquina elevadora)
A small vehicle with two strong metal bars on the front, used for lifting heavy goods.
Full-scale Drawing (Dibujo a gran escala)
A drawing where the dimensions are the same as the real size of the object.
General Arrangement Drawing (Plano de disposición general)
Shows the layout of an entire assembly or structure, but does not provide details of smaller individual components.
Grid D14 (Cuadrícula D14)
In the designs of large structures, a grid is often superimposed on plan drawings to allow elements and installations to be located relative to the gridlines.
High Bay Warehouse (Almacén alto)
A tall warehouse, approximately 30 meters high, featuring multiple levels of racks.
Improvement (Mejora)
The process of making things better.
Kick-off Meeting (Reunión de inicio)
A meeting held to officially start a project or initiative.
Layout (Diseño)
The overall shape of something and the positions of its different parts relative to one another. Example: The layout of the main components of a car engine.
Logistics (Logística)
The detailed organization and implementation of a complex operation, especially the movement, storage, and flow of goods, information, and resources.
Looks (Apariencia)
What something looks like from an aesthetic point of view. Example: The look of a car in terms of the shape of its bodywork.
Low-loader (Especie de remolque)
A truck with a low, flat trailer, specifically designed for transporting large, heavy vehicles or equipment.
Mammoth (Mamut)
(Noun) A type of extinct elephant. (Adjective) Extremely large or enormous.
Manoeuvring (Maniobra)
The act of moving or guiding something with skill and care.
Pallet (Palé)
A flat, portable wooden or plastic platform onto which goods are stacked for storage or transport, typically moved using a forklift truck.
Performance (Rendimiento)
Similar to capacity; refers to how well a machine, system, or person functions or fulfills its purpose. Example: How much power a generator needs to produce.
Plinth (Zócalo)
A heavy base supporting a statue, vase, or column; a base or foundation.
Preforming (Hacer un agujero con un tubo de plástico)
The process where preformed holes are created by inserting plastic tubes into walls while concrete is being poured, ensuring openings for future installations.
Preliminary Drawing (Dibujo preliminar)
A detailed drawing presented to colleagues for approval or comments, allowing for requested changes before finalization.

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