Sentence examples for hands-on operator from inspiring English sources

In new projects, GMR seeks to be the hands-on operator and will go without partners even for retail, fuel and cargo operations.

Yet Hendy will be doing double the workload of his predecessor, Richard Pandy-Jones, and is a noted hands-on operator – raising questions about how his role will sit alongside chief executive Mark Carne.

An investment banker in New York who knows Sony's management well reckons that Sir Howard "is not the most hands-on operator, nor a shake-it-up kind of guy, but compared with the fossils who've been running Sony, he's an immense improvement".

On the ground, it is hard to believe that the security bottlenecks at Shirebrook, which led to the minimum wage breaches, could have escaped the notice of Ashley, a famously hands-on operator who is chief executive in all but job title.

The presentation, which lasted almost three hours, was all but over for Virgin after Edward Boches, Mullen's chief creative officer, said he wasn't a hands-on operator.

The presentation, which lasted just under three hours, was all but over for Virgin after Edward Boches, Mullen's chief creative officer, said he wasn't a hands-on operator.

They both marvel that such a hands-on, shrewd operator would allow his office'sMean Boys attack on Wildstein in high school.

"Francesco is a hands-on type of operator and ticks boxes.

Hands-on, detail-oriented operators like the Macklowes are expected to improve the buildings' performance — by expanding the retail space at 1301 Avenue of the Americas, for example.

Chapter 9 discusses some of the psychological and Human Factors issues that can be introduced, and the difficulties for human performance that can arise, when automation changes the role of people from being hands-on controllers and operators of equipment, to becoming supervisors of highly automated systems.

This process was highly automated and required only minimal hands-on interaction by the operator.