Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

operario pesadas menores/pesadas mayores

English translation:

lower grade heavy machinery/larger heavy machinery/plant operqators

Added to glossary by Will Griffin
Jan 24, 2009 15:35
15 yrs ago
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Spanish term

operario pesadas menores/pesadas mayores

Spanish to English Tech/Engineering Manufacturing glass production
Job description taken from a collective bargaining agreement signed between a Spanish glass production plant and its workers.

Not a lot in the way of context and no job descriptions whatsoever. The job titles (most of them heavily abbreviated) featured at the end of the document are proving to be an absolute nightmare.

There are a couple of more detailed references to "pesadas" earlier in the text:

"Serán oficiales de segunda (operarios) los mezcladores a cargo de puente grua y pesadas mayores...".

and...

"Los operarios de composición (pesadas menores), grapadora, de pantalla... serán peones especialistas".

Any input appreciated!

Proposed translations

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lower grade heavy machinery/larger heavy machinery/plant operqators

It refers to 2 types of heavy plant (=machinery) operators, the littler big stuff and the bigger big stuff.

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Note added at 52 mins (2009-01-24 16:28:11 GMT)
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Oops! OPERATORS

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Note added at 54 mins (2009-01-24 16:29:55 GMT)
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Heavy Plant Operator - 360 Excavators, Face Shovels rom 5 tonne to 200 tonne, Rear Dump Trucks from 5 tonne to 200 tonne. Loading shovels...

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For example, crane operators would be the heavy plant. The "pesadas menores" would be operators of lighter machinery.
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