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Spanish for Sailors and Port Workers

Practical Spanish chunks for sailors and port workers: mooring, gangways, cargo, equipment, weather, safety, radio calls, and documents.

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Mooring and Lines

  • Cabos de amarre

    Mooring lines

  • Línea de proa

    Bow line

  • Línea de popa

    Stern line

  • Bolardo del muelle

    Dock bollard

  • Mantener tensión

    Keep tension

  • Aflojar la amarra

    Slack the mooring line

  • No pise el cabo

    Do not step on the line

Gangway and Access

  • Instalar la pasarela

    Set the gangway

  • Zona de embarque

    Boarding area

  • Chaleco salvavidas

    Life jacket

  • Casco obligatorio

    Hard hat required

  • Guantes de trabajo

    Work gloves

  • Acceso autorizado

    Authorized access

  • Mantenga distancia

    Keep your distance

Cargo and Containers

  • Contenedor sellado

    Sealed container

  • Carga peligrosa

    Hazardous cargo

  • Manifiesto de carga

    Cargo manifest

  • Peso declarado

    Declared weight

  • Grúa disponible

    Crane available

  • Palé dañado

    Damaged pallet

  • Área de descarga

    Unloading area

Equipment

  • Mover la grúa

    Move the crane

  • Señal del operador

    Operator signal

  • Revisar el gancho

    Check the hook

  • Equipo de izado

    Lifting gear

  • Cinta de sujeción

    Tie-down strap

  • Montacargas en uso

    Forklift in use

  • Freno de seguridad

    Safety brake

Weather and Safety

  • Marea alta

    High tide

  • Viento fuerte

    Strong wind

  • Mar de fondo

    Ground swell

  • Lluvia en cubierta

    Rain on deck

  • Piso resbaladizo

    Slippery floor

  • Derrame de combustible

    Fuel spill

  • Punto de reunión

    Muster point

Radio and Documents

  • Llamada por radio

    Radio call

  • Cambio de atraque

    Berth change

  • Aduana pendiente

    Customs pending

  • Permiso portuario

    Port permit

  • Fin de turno

    End of shift

  • Reporte de incidente

    Incident report

  • Entrega confirmada

    Delivery confirmed

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