manufacturing
Industrial space in which goods are produced or assembled through manual labor, machinery, or both.
Manufacturing spaces are any kinds of industrial areas where goods are produced or assembled using labor and/or mechanical means.
The activity makes goods or assembles components into goods. Manual work can be part or all of that production, so machinery alone does not define the space.
Storage holds goods already present, and retail presents goods for sale. Those activities can accompany production but do not by themselves constitute manufacturing.
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More specific definitions
3 sub-definitions-
factory
An industrial site where material goods are fabricated through the assistance of mechanical means. -
processing plant
Industrial space where items or materials are altered, packaged, or mixed but not manufactured. -
workshop
A place where goods or crafts are assembled through skilled manual labor, excluding construction of fixed structures.
Related definitions
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maintenance
Space used for heavy-duty non-retail maintenance, repair, and upkeep of products and facilities. -
mining
Sites for extracting inorganic or fossil-related natural resources from the earth for use or sale. -
utilities
Structures which serve the collection and distribution of energy and basic necessary materials.