Sentence examples for training contractors from inspiring English sources
Employees, Mr. Bentley said, are training contractors to collect all the necessary information on their school visits to reduce delays in approvals.
Today, many companies handle outsourcing themselves by hiring and training contractors directly, via freelancer websites, or by taking advantage of Amazon's Mechanical Turk, which lets anyone post tasks that any worker around the world can pick up and complete in exchange for a small fee.
Gotta start training contractors on something more than Minecraft.
The results of this study have informed the development of an intervention trial that seeks to prevent falls and silica dust exposure by training contractors employing Hispanic construction workers in the elements of safety leadership, including building respect for their Hispanic workers and facilitating their participation in a safety program.
"I concur," Mr. Lhota said yesterday of the comptroller's findings, which came after a detailed review of the city's selection of the winning job-training contractors.
The company trains contractors to recognize risky behavior and asks employees for suggestions on how to improve safety.
His company runs some security operations, but it mainly trains contractors, and he has seen more than 1,000 former military personnel go through his courses.
The new chief executive of the H.S.R.A., Roelof van Ark, has considerable experience in Europe running high-speed train contractors, and presumably knows what he's doing from an engineering and financial standpoint.
Although the 203(k) program has been around since 1978, said Paul Welden, the director of the 203(k) Contractor Program in Tempe, Ariz., which trains contractors, "it was not widely used until this foreclosure mess started almost a decade ago, because there was never a big need for it".
"We have built a bunch of algorithms and AI to vet and train contractors," Wang said.
Judge Advocates should be given broader authority to train contractors, advise on security-related missions, and oversee contract performance in theater.
