Sentence examples for operators technicians from inspiring English sources

Both countries, he said, had plenty of highly trained, skilled line operators, technicians and production engineers.

Strikes in the middle of a contract are rare, but the union, which represents operators, technicians and service representatives, insisted that Bell Atlantic had committed unfair labor practices by making such changes without first bargaining with it.

The union, Local 1-2 of the Utility Workers Union of America, represents 290 nuclear plant operators, technicians and maintenance and clerical workers at the plant, which Entergy Nuclear, a unit of the Entergy Corporation, recently bought from the New York Power Authority.

The target group consists of operators, technicians, engineers, freshmen, and managers.

From the captured images, a gallery of objects was presented to a trained operator (technician) who interprets each object.

Salaries for unionized operators and technicians under the old contract generally were $45,000 to $60,000 a year.

Under the old contract, salaries for unionized operators and technicians generally ranged from $45,000 to $60,000 a year.

But there was a time when everyone involved with television, even the camera operators and technicians, wore ties and jackets.

Dubna wound up buying two machines, and sending operators and technicians to La Crosse for training, while a La Crosse expert helped set up the Dubna site.

So, where does this leave young adults starting work at salaries of, say, $25,100 a year, like computer operators, hospital technicians or even New York City's new police recruits?

This year, the Communications Workers and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers -- representing 78,000 operators and technicians -- planned a walkout when their contract expired on Aug. 2.