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A Quebec project often starts in French: the devis, the geotechnical study, the drawings. Then an owner, a partner or a reviewer outside Quebec needs them in English, and the English has to carry the same technical meaning, not a paraphrase of it. When the English is done by whoever is free, the terms drift from the French, and your engineers rewrite it before it goes out, on time they do not have. If your bilingual engineers write the English themselves today, start with the AI draft: they review a first version in your terms instead of writing it.

A term your engineers approved once should never need correcting again, in either language.
The term base we build for your firm works both ways. The term your engineers approved for English to French is the one we use from French to English, so a document translated out and later translated back still uses the same terms. The reviewer outside Quebec reads the terms your engineers approved, and your engineers check the English in minutes instead of rewriting it.

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