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Italian Marine Engineering Translation & Interpreting Services
Professional Italian Marine Engineering Translators & Interpreters Worldwide
English to Italian, Italian to English and other Multiple Languages
As the marine industry has always been international and more than 90% of goods transported by sea, this branch of engineering is as important to the global economy as ever. The work of a Marine Engineer includes the construction and maintenance of ships, underwater crafts, oil rigs, harbours and other vessels and structures used in the water. These high-tech structures often operate in heavy seas and have to comply with international building regulations often necessitating multilateral communication. Unsurprisingly then, cooperation between companies and organisations around the world is common and quality document translations as well as interpreting services for conferences, meetings and conventions are frequently required.
At TJC Global, we provide specialist marine engineering translation services for documents of all natures as well as interpreters for meetings, negotiations and conferences relating to the field of marine engineering. What sets us apart is the expertise of our linguists. They are not only aware of important cultural nuances and local business etiquette, but have a background and often a qualification in Marine Engineering. This means they are aware of the technical terminology required to deliver professional, informed and precise language assistance whatever your project.
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Our Italian Marine Engineering TransIation & lnterpreting Service covers areas such as:
| Marine Law | Coastal Management | Diving | Deep Sea Drilling |
| Cargo | Hydrodynamics: Resistance / powering | Hydrographic Surveying | Meterology |
| Marine Meteorology | Marine Operating Engineering | Naval Engineering / Architecture | International Trading |
| Ocean Engineering | Oceanography | Offshore Engineering | Freight and Logistics |
| Seaway Responses | Ship Repair and Conversion | Ports and Harbours | Container Ships |
For more information about other areas covered by our Italian language experts, please see our
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