Sentence examples for building supervision from inspiring English sources

Partner of Building Supervision Corporation, NYC.

The centre's data on nearly three million residences is maintained and checked in close cooperation with municipal building supervision authorities and local register offices.

Exploring the feasibility of building supervision and support into the scope of work of the formal system is thus an important step in strengthening sustainable community-based care.

The AGC will enroll 12,500 construction workers a year, or 62,500 over five years, in a mix of upskilling programs, including training in construction supervision, building information modeling and Lean construction, that member firms will pay for.

Program decision-makers at all levels used household-level data that were aggregated at community and district levels, and senior staff provided rapid feedback and regular capacity-building supervision to field staff.

These factors were: team building and supervision; strategic guidelines in waste management; proper design and documentation; innovation in waste management decisions; and lifecycle management.

There is a growing body of literature that focuses on technical aspects of CHW programme management such as selection, capacity building, supportive supervision and performance-based incentives [ 3, 6, 13, 16, 21– 21].

By way of contrast, the only military capability the PA is building under US supervision is directed against those who seek to take up arms against the occupation.

Officials said that the ventilation system had been shut down and that the mail room workers had been moved elsewhere in the building for medical supervision and decontamination.

These ashtrays, which usually say something like "Watch Station," once held keys to wind up a watchclock, a mechanical wonder that forced the night watchman to make his rounds through the building under mechanical supervision.

Clinic students Max Looper '16 and Michael Savage '16 handled the closing (under Clinical Prof. Jeff Leslie's supervision), building on earlier groundwork laid by clinic students Maia Lamdany '16 and Sarabeth Peele '15.