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Request a quoteRequest a quote ↗Your drawings, NMS specifications and reports in Canadian French, in your approved terminology. AutoCAD drawings come back as DWG with the French written in place.

Quebec and federal projects need their documents in French, and the French has to say exactly what the English says. When every project goes to a new translator, the terms drift: “slab edge” becomes three different things across the drawings, the specification and the report, and your senior engineers end up correcting the same French terms on every project instead of designing, and they are tired of it. Or your own engineers translate the drawings themselves, because an agency would send back a table of text to retype. If that is you, start with the AI draft: your team reviews a first version in your terms instead of writing it from scratch.

A term your engineers approved once should never need correcting again.
Your engineers review the French in minutes, and the terms that reach the client are the ones they approved.
We build your term base from them.
Send your past translations.An AI draft your team reviews in NEOLO for routine documents, or review by our specialists when the stakes are high.
Choose per project.Your documents come back in Canadian French, in your format and your terms. The term base is yours to keep.
Issue.Six of the world’s ten largest engineering firms are Technitrad clients. We have experience across every NMS section, an NMS term base of over 15,000 terms, and ISO 17100, ISO 18587 and CAN/CGSB-131.10 certification. Working from French? See French to English.
Send your package for a quote, answered within one business day, or start with a free, confidential terminology check of a recent French deliverable or drawing.
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FreeFree terminology checkUpload a recent translated deliverable. We return a short report of every inconsistent term.

