Technical interpreting

Technical interpreting is not a separate mode of interpreting, but working in a highly technical context requires a specific set of skills:

Interpreting skills — consecutive and simultaneous

In-depth knowledge of technical terminology

Understanding of a production plant environment

Stamina

Readiness to work in all conditions — at a production hall, building site, or even in a mine

Technical interpreting is used for:

Commissioning and installing production machines

Machine training sessions for technicians and operators

Meetings and audits at construction sites

Specialised employee training

Audits of production facilities, hospitals, metal works and power plants

Technical meetings in the course of mergers or acquisitions

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