Construction Terms Glossary v.2.0.1
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The Construction Terms Glossary Database is a structured reference for construction, trade, tool, and jobsite terminology. Version 2.0.1 restores and reviews the ori...
The Construction Terms Glossary Database is a structured reference for construction, trade, tool, and jobsite terminology. Version 2.0.1 restores and reviews the original Oddity Software glossary, then combines it with five OSHA Construction eTool glossary sections covering general construction, electrical incidents, falls, struck-by hazards, and trenching and excavation. Each record identifies its publisher, category, source link, and interpretation scope. The protected package includes CSV, JSON, SQLite, schema, sample, statistics, and complete source documentation.
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| term | text | Yes | Construction or jobsite term as published by the source. |
| definition | text | Yes | Source definition, normalized to readable UTF-8 text. |
| category | text | Yes | OSHA glossary section that supplies context for the term. |
| source_anchor | text | Yes | Stable source-page anchor when supplied. |
| source_publisher | text | Yes | Publisher responsible for the source glossary. |
| source_url | text | Yes | Authoritative source page for the definition. |
| scope_note | text | Yes | Use and interpretation note attached to the record. |
Release at a glance
Original Oddity construction and tool terminology combined with five OSHA construction glossary sections: general construction, electrical incidents, falls, struck-by, and trenching and excavation.
Each record represents one reviewed construction term and definition from either the original Oddity Software glossary or the OSHA Construction eTool glossary. Original Oddity categories and definitions were normalized for consistent spelling, punctuation, and field structure. Terms may remain in more than one category when their context or definition differs. Empty terms and definitions are rejected, exact duplicates are removed, and all delivered formats must contain the same validated record count.