Sentence examples for workers on foot from inspiring English sources

RABIGH, Saudi Arabia — THE alarm bell sounded the end of the lunch break here one November afternoon, and suddenly thousands of workers — on foot, on bicycles and in buses — streamed in, seemingly from out of nowhere, and jolted this huge construction site to life.

As densely populated world capitals full of tourists, residents and workers on foot, New York and London experienced about the same level of carnage caused by motor vehicles in 1984 -- 300 pedestrian deaths in London, 293 in New York City.

Depending on the company, these workers can be inside an enclosed tractor cab, use a knapsack sprayer, a 'boom' sprayer, a mechanical sprayer behind the back of a four-wheeled motorcycle or in a combination of workers on foot and in a tractor.

Among all construction operations, excavation is one of the most hazardous because of its inherent consequences from potential cave-ins, falls, and contacts of workers-on-foot with equipment or unknown objects.

The objectives of this article are to automatically identify the areas of static and dynamic hazards on a construction site and to automatically gather and analyze the spatial temporal conflicts between workers-on-foot and the identified hazards.

Since a large number of all construction fatalities are related to struck-by events – for example, workers-on-foot being too close to construction equipment and to other restricted or geo-referenced hazard areas – a novel framework around real-time location tracking technology was designed and tested to collect and study near miss data.

Workers-on-foot were involved, but their prime duty was only to coordinate the operation.

Third, administrative controls (including signalers, drivers, and workers-on-foot training) are also discussed.

"We had a member of the care team walk three hours yesterday for a single visit to a lady at high risk, and we've care workers today on foot, while roads are still impassable," Ms Green said.

Schindler's workers travelled on foot to and from the ghetto each day to their jobs at the factory.

Television video showed emergency workers racing on foot in midnight darkness and later carrying burned survivors, some bearing broad patches of charred skin.