Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Dirección Facultativa
English translation:
Executive Works Manager (Spain)
Added to glossary by
Herman Vilella
Sep 22, 2002 17:01
21 yrs ago
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Spanish term
Dirección Facultativa
Non-PRO
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
... el VºBº de la Dirección Facultativa y del ...
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | Executive Works Manager | Herman Vilella |
4 | Facultative Management | Paul Stevens |
3 | empowered / authorized management | Robert INGLEDEW |
Proposed translations
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1 hr
Selected
Executive Works Manager
If it is in Spain, here's the explanation:
5-year college grad in Architecture is Arquitecto and equal to a US Civil Engineer with Architecture.
3-year college grad in Architecture is Arquitecto Técnico and equal to a US Civil Egnineer.
The Arquitecto is the only one who can be Facultativo de Obra. Means he is "facultado" (empowered - by government) to manage works, which makes him Executive Works Manager.
The Arquitecto Técnico can only be Works Manager.
Architecutreengineerard in
5-year college grad in Architecture is Arquitecto and equal to a US Civil Engineer with Architecture.
3-year college grad in Architecture is Arquitecto Técnico and equal to a US Civil Egnineer.
The Arquitecto is the only one who can be Facultativo de Obra. Means he is "facultado" (empowered - by government) to manage works, which makes him Executive Works Manager.
The Arquitecto Técnico can only be Works Manager.
Architecutreengineerard in
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Comment: "Ta."
5 mins
Facultative Management
"facultative", in an insurance sense, at least, refers to a single risk. Hence it could refer to single properties here.
HTH
HTH
6 mins
empowered / authorized management
as far as I understand.
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