The movement of industrial machinery refers to the arrangement and organization of machines and equipment in a workspace to maximize the efficiency and productivity of a plant or factory. The main objective is to ensure that equipment is located in the right place and in the most efficient way possible to optimize production processes and minimize execution times. Industrial machinery movements can be classified in different ways, depending on the criteria used. Below are some of the most common classifications:

• Depending on location: Movements based on location are classified as internal and external. Internal movement involves the reorganization of machinery within the factory, while external movement involves the transfer of machinery from one location to another outside the factory.
• According to the type of machinery: Movements, depending on the type of machinery that is going to be moved, are classified as sensitive, heavy and automatic. The type of transportation selected will depend on several factors, such as the location of the machinery, the distance to be traveled, and the amount of machinery to be moved.
• According to complexity: Movements according to complexity can be classified as simple or complex, according to the amount of machinery that is moved, the degree of difficulty in manipulating the machinery, the level of risk and the safety measures that are implemented. they must take.