machinework

noun
UK /məˈʃiːnwɜːk/
US /məˈʃiːnwɜːrk/

Work that is done by a machine instead of by a person.

The factory uses machinework to make thousands of toys each day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of cutting or shaping metal or other materials using a machine tool.

He learned machinework in the shop class, cutting metal parts on a lathe.

3. The quality or finish of something made by a machine.

The table's smooth surface shows fine machinework.

4. The operation or running of machines.

Safety training is required before any machinework begins in the plant.