aisle, A path or space between rows of seats or shelves., arrange, To put things in order or organize them., brief, To give short and clear information., bring (someone) up to speed, To tell someone the latest information so they understand what’s happening., ceiling, The top inside part of a room., clutter, A messy collection of things lying around., coolant, A liquid used to keep a machine or engine from getting too hot., expand on, To give more details or explain something more., terminal, A place where vehicles, ships, or airplanes start or end a journey., turnover shift , It means the time or process when one work shift ends and the next one begins., well-being, The state of being healthy and happy., impurity, Something dirty or not pure mixed into another substance., fatigue, Being very tired or exhausted., GOSP, Gas oil separation plant, janitor, A person who cleans and takes care of a building., orientation, A session or meeting to introduce new people to a place or job., recover, To get better after being sick or after something bad happens., suitable, Right or good for a particular purpose., wipers, Blades on a car that clear rain from the windshield., hydrogen sulfide, A poisonous gas that smells like rotten eggs..

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