The project leader, Elvis Kisimir, supervises a crew of Masai warriors.
Ms. Myers was supervising a crew of four moving the material.
Padilla supervises a crew of from five to seven parolees as they do temporary, minimum-wage janitorial jobs at John Jay.
He had been supervising a crew of workers who were removing sassafras trees so that they wouldn't shade out the native grasses.
She supervises a crew of volunteers who repair houses damaged by storms, and she makes sure the interiors are swept clean before the martins arrive for the summer.
Her workdays begin at 6 or 7 a.m., when she heads off to the Treats Truck kitchen in Red Hook, Brooklyn, to supervise a crew of bakers who are already hard at work.
Mr. White is supervising a crew of 50 in the atrium, beginning a $50 million plan to restore one of the city's great halls, hoping for completion by next September.
Mike Meehan, a geologist who once explored for coal in the Appalachian Mountains, is supervising a crew of four men and a canary yellow backhoe, clawing away at the cliffs of the country's only operating brownstone quarry, trying to fill the orders that pour in every day.
Mul works with his son-in-law, Fabrice Bianchi, to supervise a crew that comprises seventy pickers (mainly Turkish women, many of them related) and four videurs (mainly French men, into whose burlap sacks the women empty their aprons).
On Tuesday he will come to the store at 8 a.m., supervise a temporary crew of 30, and go home on Wednesday at 5 30 p.m.
