"on-site instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instructions given at a particular location or job site, such as: "The workers followed the on-site instructions to assemble the new equipment."
On-site instruction technologies are difficult to replace or replicate online, regardless of the available technology.
PON Global is a blended learning initiative that combines high-production videos, on-site instruction, role-play scenarios, and videoconferencing with professors here in Cambridge.
The curriculum is pre-arranged, with all students enrolling in the same set of classes and traveling to different research locations for on-site instruction.
Mann librarians Deborah Cooper (dsc255) and Ashley Downs (ald52) can provide online workshops or can arrange on-site instruction with advanced notice.
We communicated with them face-to-face about the purposes and content of this research and provided detailed on-site instruction on how to answer the questionnaire.
Of note, on-site instruction of the January subject group was only visual demonstration of the critical anatomy structures, and the instructor had no physical contact with the students to modify the subject's intubating position or posture.
Photographer Ossian Lindholm will offer on-site instruction and tips on technique.
Schneider decided to work closely with the "Punk'd" producers, vetting the show's proposed pranks and providing on-site instruction as to whether a prank should be stopped.
This is vital so that you can understand your training courses and on-site instruction.
Global Tel*Link, one of America's biggest providers of phone services in prisons, insists that these "sophisticated security elements [often require] numerous on-site personnel, instruction and training", which make them far costlier to install and maintain than traditional telephones.But some see a darker reason for the high costs.
