The phrase "assistant supervisor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who assists a supervisor in their duties or responsibilities within an organization.
Example: "As the assistant supervisor, she was responsible for overseeing the daily operations and supporting the team."
Alternatives: "deputy supervisor" or "supervisory assistant".
"Here's how you know it's really over," said Janet Olin, Leon County's assistant supervisor of elections.
His father is an assistant supervisor in human resources at Metropolitan Hospital in Philadelphia.
Josephine Tagliarini, the assistant supervisor of the marriage license bureau at the City Clerk's office, officiated.
"They have so much in common," said Maritza Quinones-Buckley, assistant supervisor for the Saturday program.
William Grant, Assistant Supervisor for Protection and Security at Rockefeller Center, was in charge of channeling the line.
He spent five seasons as an assistant supervisor of officials for the N.F.L. before coming to Hofstra.
About 10% of interviewees were supervisors or assistant supervisors.
In the future, this information system can be used as an electronic assistant supervisors conducting inspection on any instructions or manuals.
TCC Teams also conducted detailed interviews with the operational staff including Divisional Directors, District Health Officers, Deputy District Health Officers, District Supervisors Vaccination (DSV), Assistant Supervisors Vaccination, Medical Officers, Vaccinators and CDC Supervisors.
Other occupations where degree inflation is particularly glaring include secretaries and administrative assistants, supervisors of blue-collar workers, and childcare workers.
Unless your progression at that firm is highly relevant to the job you are seeking now, no one is going to care that you were Assistant Inventory Supervisor for six months and then Inventory Supervisor for 15 months and finally became Inventory Manager after that.
