Sistema de Captura de Maniobra Bajo el Sistema MOVIL

English translation: system for recording manoevres/incidents using the MOVIL system

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Spanish term or phrase:Sistema de Captura de Maniobra Bajo el Sistema MOVIL
English translation:system for recording manoevres/incidents using the MOVIL system
Entered by: Lucy Nottidge

20:47 Apr 1, 2014
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Transport / Transportation / Shipping
Spanish term or phrase: Sistema de Captura de Maniobra Bajo el Sistema MOVIL
This phrase appears underneath the signatures of the engineers who are signing off a report on damaged containers at a port in Mexico. I am really unsure about what it refers to. Any ideas?
Lucy Nottidge
United Kingdom
Local time: 20:08
system for recording manoevres/incidents using the MOVIL system
Explanation:
I think it's about a process/system for recording information/data on manoeuvres. You might also say entering/entry/noting. Not sure what the manoeuvres are .... I'm supposing MOVIL is just the name of the system used, or could refer to doing it via mobile phone (cellphone).

It's a pity the text uses the word system twice, as one prefers not to repeat.

Manoeuvres: I have seen references to maniobras related to shipping, and this is happening at a port. Just had a thought that it could refer to anything unusual that occurs, ie an incident
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william hill
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Local time: 04:08
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system for recording manoevres/incidents using the MOVIL system


Explanation:
I think it's about a process/system for recording information/data on manoeuvres. You might also say entering/entry/noting. Not sure what the manoeuvres are .... I'm supposing MOVIL is just the name of the system used, or could refer to doing it via mobile phone (cellphone).

It's a pity the text uses the word system twice, as one prefers not to repeat.

Manoeuvres: I have seen references to maniobras related to shipping, and this is happening at a port. Just had a thought that it could refer to anything unusual that occurs, ie an incident

william hill
United Kingdom
Local time: 04:08
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 8
Notes to answerer
Asker: Thanks for your suggestion! In the end I went with 'maneuvers' over 'incidents' just because it is more similar to the Spanish.

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