Sentence examples for operational supervisor from inspiring English sources
9 33 Controller informs Operational Supervisor, who in turn informs the Secret Service.
Horizon operational supervisor Rick Christenson told The Seattle Times that Russell was a "quiet guy" who seemed well-liked by his co-workers.
He's become familiar on TV for his roles in episodic thrillers like NBC's Revolution and Showtime's Homeland (where he plays a CIA operational supervisor, displaying tightly concentrated but calm competence, leavened with all the professional, even anxious wariness that would be necessary).
Q: Under the state constitution, the County Board of Supervisors has no operational control over the sheriff.
Legal work was finalised in November and the supervisor will become fully operational in late 2014.So much for control.
Controllers in each layer are synthesized as discrete-event supervisors dealing only with operational and safety issues of equipment groupings.
Equipment controllers are synthesized as a standard discrete-event supervisors dealing only with operational and safety issues of equipment groupings.
By standardizing and simplifying work by function and sharing management across those units, Operational Excellence removed hundreds of unnecessary supervisors and freed up an enormous amount of organizational time.
Training must be directly related to performance requirements of the employee's current assignment, and either maintain or improve job skills; be required by law; or respond to organizational or operational need as defined by employee's supervisor including training required to respond to organizational or operational need as defined by the employee's supervisor or the university.
As a sergeant, he'll be a patrol division field supervisor and work as an operational sergeant on the SWAT team, Johnson said.
From a policy perspective the operational direction of these findings to police supervisors is clear: Officers should not be constrained from efforts to write more thorough descriptions of DV crime.
