Sentence examples for hangar workers from inspiring English sources

The ESADA study population consisted of professional fire-fighters, police officers and hangar workers.

In addition, data on about half of the hangar workers were collected at Schiphol Airport for logistic reasons.

The employer of the hangar workers at Schiphol Airport joined this initiative, as did government representatives of the affected inhabitants and volunteer workers.

The aim of this study is to assess the long-term psychological and physical health effects of occupational exposure to the air disaster in Amsterdam on professional assistance workers, i.e. fire-fighters, police officers and hangar workers.

Epidemiological study among all the exposed professional fire-fighters and police officers who performed disaster-related task(s), and hangar workers who sorted the wreckage of the aircraft, as well as reference groups of their non-exposed colleagues who did not perform any disaster-related tasks.

The ESADA is designed as a historical cohort study, in which the health status of the professional fire-fighters, police officers and hangar workers who were occupationally exposed to the air disaster in Amsterdam is compared with the health status of reference groups of workers with the same jobs and employers at the time of the disaster, but who were not occupationally exposed to this disaster.

In the hangar, two workers wearing black Aeros T-shirts were getting the Sky Dragon ready for a dedication ceremony, where the guests would include four members of Congress, a priest who would sprinkle holy water, and a mariachi band.

Aircraft were stored in hangars, and workers inspected the roofs of buildings before riding out the storm in a shelter.

The other half is in its maintenance hangar here, where workers and supervisors sign their initials to thousands of work orders as they complete them.

After I met with Wu Gang, the company's director of strategy and global development, Zhou Tong, an elegant woman in her thirties, handed me a hard hat and walked me next door to the turbine-assembly plant, an immaculate four-story hangar filled with workers in orange jumpsuits piecing together turbine parts that were as big and spacey-looking as Airstream trailers.

To expand a tunnel into a hangar-size station, workers drill holes in the rock, tamp in Emulex with wooden poles, rig detonators and clear out; the ensuing blast advances their cause 8 to 12 feet.