Shopfloor (noun)

  1. The floor area in a factory or workshop where goods are manufactured or assembled.
  2. A term used to describe the working environment in a factory or workshop.

Origin:

The word 'shopfloor' is a combination of the words 'shop' and 'floor', and refers to the area where goods are manufactured or assembled in a factory or workshop.

Examples:

  1. The shopfloor was a busy and noisy place, with workers moving about and machines operating continuously.
  2. The shopfloor was equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and tools for the production of high-quality goods.
  3. The shopfloor manager was responsible for overseeing the production process and ensuring that everything ran smoothly.
  4. The shopfloor workers were highly skilled and specialized in different aspects of the manufacturing process.
  5. The shopfloor was kept clean and well-lit, providing a safe and healthy working environment for the workers.
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