Why develop this competency?
On international projects, unclear communication can slow decisions and create misunderstandings. The learning path focuses on professional situations encountered by field teams.

Develop the English actually used on industrial sites: technical vocabulary, HSE communication, mechanical supervision, meetings, emails and reporting.
On international projects, unclear communication can slow decisions and create misunderstandings. The learning path focuses on professional situations encountered by field teams.
Technicians, supervisors, Site Managers, HSE personnel, engineers and professionals working in international teams.

Build essential vocabulary and phrases to understand, ask, confirm and report on an international industrial site.
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Master English vocabulary for installation, alignment, bolting, rotating equipment, supports, tolerances and inspections.
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Use HSE English for briefings, hazards, controls, permits, incidents, Stop Work and critical communication.
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Communicate in English about priorities, progress, interfaces, decisions, contractors, constraints and site reporting.
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Write concise factual actionable site emails: requests, confirmations, deviations, follow-ups, decisions and summaries.
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Run concise meetings and produce professional English reporting with facts, decisions, actions, risks and forecast.
View course →No. The content focuses on situations, expressions and documents used in industrial environments.
Yes. The catalogue includes HSE, mechanical and Site Management technical English.
Yes. Dedicated courses address professional emails, meetings and reporting.