Sentence examples for assistant construction from inspiring English sources

Peter Work, an assistant construction manager for Habitat for Humanity on the Yonkers site, was once a manager with the singing group New Kids on the Block.

He was Assistant construction Superintendent of the Empire State Building and supervised construction projects in Iran, Turkey, the north of Canada, Niagara Falls and elsewhere around the world.

Gwyneth Cote, Avalon's regional vice president, said Mr. Holtz had been an assistant construction supervisor at the Avalon development in Edgewater since early October, having moved to New Jersey after leaving a job with another company in Florida, but that he had failed to show up for work recently and was in the process of being fired.

He has since landed a job as assistant construction manager with the firm that is building the London 2012 velodrome, but he admitted that, even with a degree in geology, it was intimidating to enter a tough job market with a CV that boasted shelf-stacking and a paper round.

Longtime friend Peter Krulewitch '62 met Jaworski when the former was assistant construction super of 560 Riverside Drive and said of him, "Ed was a big man, soft-spoken, very strong and as good a construction man as any in his profession". Krulewitch also noted that Jaworski was "one of the best water polo players of his generation.

Senior Technical Assistant (Construction), GS-7, Freetown, Sierra Leone 12. Communication for Development Programme Assistant, GS-6, Freetown, Sierra Leone 13.

The quality was lowered in the following occupations: business sales assistants, construction workers, and motor-vehicle drivers.

Bank staff, retail assistants, construction workers and office workers all paused alongside police officers to bow their heads in respect.

In 1940 Groves, who "had a reputation as a doer, a driver, and a stickler for duty", became special assistant for construction to the Quartermaster General, tasked with inspecting construction sites and checking on their progress.

"They're going to love it," said Paul H. Breen, assistant district construction engineer for the State Department of Transportation, about the new $83.7 million structure.

Three weeks later, he became special assistant for construction to the Quartermaster General, Major General Edmund B. Gregory.