The phrase "operating personnel" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the individuals who are responsible for operating a particular machine, system, or organization. Here is an example: "The success of our project relies heavily on the skills and expertise of our operating personnel, who will be responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the new machinery."
The system restoration planning could significantly be improved via a combined effort of actual system physical and operation knowledge, operating personnel experience, and facilities of computer simulation [18, 19].
Key aspects of the interface include an understanding by designers of operating personnel and the operational environment of plants, as well as the need for designers to communicate clearly to operators their design intent.
Physical and operation knowledge of the system, operating personnel experience, and computer simulation are combined in this planning to improve the system restoration and serve as a guidance for system operators/planners.
This paper presents a sectionalizing planning that combines physical and operation analysis of the system, operating personnel knowledge, and computer simulation to improve the system restoration and further guide the system operators/planners.
The overall result is that control systems are likely to focus in the first instance on operational controls (real-time signals to operating personnel that some immediate remedial action is required), with after-the-fact analysis of results focusing on aggregate comparisons with past performance and the planned results of current improvement programs.
JetLite, the low-cost arm of Jet Airways "Acute shortage" of operating personnel including pilots and cabin crew.
The sample consisted of operating theatre personnel at Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway: surgeons, anaesthesiologists, operating theatre nurses, nurse anaesthetists and ancillary personnel (unit assistants, clerks and cleaning assistants) present at work during a four week study period in October and November 2009.
The health care personnel in United States hospitals generally seem to have a more positive perception of their hospitals' patient safety climate than operating theatre personnel in Norway.
However, conventional ureteroscopy relies on fluoroscopy for intraoperative guidance, exposing both patient and operating room personnel to ionizing radiation.
Furthermore, we provide guidelines for operating department personnel, surgeons, and anesthesiologists to reduce the risk of venous gas or air embolism during hysteroscopic procedures.
Operating theatre personnel gave consent by responding to the surveys.
