Engineering and manufacturing
Technical translation and documentation
Technical documentation, manuals, standards and drawings — consistent terminology, preserved formatting and verified numerical data.
How we work
Technical text does not forgive approximation: a unit of measurement, a component designation or a part number translated as something merely similar makes the document unusable in practice. We therefore assign translators with the relevant engineering background, maintain a project glossary, and check figures, designations and conformity with applicable standards as a separate step. Formatting is preserved: tables, clause numbering, figure captions and cross-references stay where they belong.
Kyiv office and remote orders
Order at our office at 40/2 Volodymyrska Street, office 5, Kyiv, or remotely from Ukraine and other countries. Finished documents can be collected, delivered digitally or sent worldwide through postal operators.
What you can order
- Operating and installation manuals
- Equipment documentation
- Drawings and specifications
- Technical literature and reference works
- Standards: DSTU, ISO, technical conditions
- Equipment data sheets and certificates
- Tender and project documentation
- Occupational health and safety materials
What you receive
- A translator with the relevant engineering field
- Project glossary and consistent terms across the file
- Figures, units and designations checked separately
- Tables, numbering and cross-references preserved
- Work with drawings and non-editable scans
- Editorial review before delivery
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Frequently asked questions
Is the document layout preserved?
Yes. Editable files are worked on in their original format; for scans and drawings we reproduce the structure — tables, clause numbering, figure captions. If the document has to be delivered in a specific format for onward publication, tell us before we start.
How is terminology kept consistent across a large file?
From several documents upward we maintain a project glossary and translation memory. The same component or process is then designated identically across every file — and in later batches too, if the cooperation continues.
Can drawings be translated?
Yes, provided the lettering is legible. For non-editable files we agree how the result is delivered: as a separate table of correspondences, overlaid on a copy of the drawing, or fully reproduced in an editable format.
Who verifies the terminology?
Beyond the translator, the document goes through an editor. For a narrow field we bring in a specialist with matching experience; if you have an in-house glossary or previously translated material, we work from it — that is more reliable than any external dictionary.
Do you handle tender documentation?
Yes. Tenders depend on both deadline and completeness of the file, so the scope of work and a schedule for delivering it in parts are agreed at the outset.