Spanish for Factory and Assembly Line Workers

Practical Spanish chunks for factory and assembly line work: startup, parts, assembly, defects, machine safety, packing, and handoff.

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Line Startup
Parts and Bins
Assembly Checks
Quality and Defects
Machine and Safety
Packing and Handoff

Line Startup

¿La línea está lista?
Is the line ready?
Encender la banda
Turn on the conveyor
Ajustar la guía
Adjust the guide
Cargar el material
Load the material
Primera pieza aprobada
First piece approved
Esperar la señal
Wait for the signal
Revisar estaciones
Check the stations

Parts and Bins

Contenedor casi vacío
Bin almost empty
Traer más piezas
Bring more parts
Piezas buenas aparte
Good parts separate
Bandeja de terminados
Tray for finished parts
Faltan tornillos
Screws are missing
Código de lote
Batch code
Escanear cada caja
Scan each box

Assembly Checks

Apretar el tornillo
Tighten the screw
Colocar la junta
Place the gasket
Revisar el encaje
Check the fit
Pieza al revés
Part upside down
Usar esta plantilla
Use this jig
No forzar la pieza
Do not force the part
Cerrar bien la tapa
Close the cover properly

Quality and Defects

Defecto de pintura
Paint defect
Borde mal cortado
Poorly cut edge
Medida fuera de tolerancia
Measurement out of tolerance
Separar producto rechazado
Separate rejected product
Avisar a calidad
Notify quality control
Registrar el defecto
Record the defect
Rehacer esta pieza
Redo this part

Machine and Safety

Parar la máquina
Stop the machine
Usar protección ocular
Use eye protection
Manos lejos de rodillos
Hands away from rollers
Botón de emergencia
Emergency button
Ruido extraño
Strange noise
Quitar el bloqueo
Remove the lockout
Limpiar derrame
Clean the spill

Packing and Handoff

Empacar en cajas
Pack in boxes
Pegar la etiqueta
Attach the label
Preparar el palé
Prepare the pallet
Contar las unidades
Count the units
Turno siguiente
Next shift
Orden de trabajo
Work order
Línea lista para entrega
Line ready for handoff

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