For vehicles recalled because the pedal could stick or become hard to operate, technicians must insert a small steel shim into the pedal assembly.
Most (83%) of the injury burden was incurred by inpatient nurses, nurses' aides and radiology technicians, while injury rates were highest for nurses' aides (8.8/100 full-time equivalent, FTEs) and smaller workgroups including emergency medical technicians (10.3/100 FTEs), patient transporters (4.3/100 FTEs), operating room technicians (3.1/100 FTEs), and morgue technicians (2.2/100 FTEs).
An advantage of this arrangement is that they can attract a highly trained group of nurses, technologists, operating room technicians, and so on, thus greatly improving the efficiency of the service to the patient.
If small business owners are aware that operating as a technician hampers their growth, why do they remain in the technician stage?
A technician operating big, elaborate cameras was taking hundreds of closeups of the panel, in visible and infrared light spectrums, which will help restorers identify and study the retouchings.
His manner is the same with a Harvard faculty colleague as with the technician operating a machine he helped design.
These factors lead to increased costs, and consequently, flow cytometry is performed in core facilities with a dedicated technician operating the instrument.
As such, these synthesizers can be operated by technicians and do not require a highly trained radiochemist.
According to Moore, the technicians operating the R.O.V. were eager to position it over areas where they believed gold lay.
Emissions reduction and the achievement of the targets set by the Kyoto Protocol are becoming a fundamental concern in the work of engineers and technicians operating in the energy management field.
