GP stands for engineering pointer on a drawing. An engineering pointer is a common measuring tool that can be utilized to determine distances and directions. The GP is usually labeled on drawings to help engineers and construction crews perform accurately in the field.
In the field of engineering, GP can also stand for "General Purpose". General Purpose is an item or tool that is not specific or unspecified. Such a tool can be used for a variety of purposes, providing flexibility and versatility.
In addition to this, GP can also be an abbreviation for "Group Practice". In the medical industry, Group Practice usually refers to a group of doctors operating a clinic or medical center together to provide more comprehensive care and better collaboration. Marking GP on medical drawings helps physicians and medical assistants to better coordinate and lay out the tools and equipment they need.