production supervisor

At the time, his father was a production supervisor on the show.

The third member of the team is production supervisor, who previously worked at for 34 years.

It had taken some time to get her production supervisors to understand that humans could no longer be worked to death.

Her name had been suggested, he said, by Berkeley, the show's production supervisor, who was then 74.

He was promoted a year later to production supervisor, a position he still holds.

Information in this system is passed by the worker "upward" through the foreman to the production supervisor.

In 1950, he graduated from Milton College and was a company production supervisor.

Later, he became the production supervisor at Fox, and continued to direct until he died in 1925.

He, in turn, would tell the production supervisor.

The production supervisor would send word to the maintenance supervisor.

At the time of his death, he was a production supervisor in a boat factory, earning forty thousand a year.

He generally got good job reviews, received merit raises, advanced to senior production supervisor.

A team of 10 or 12 might include, for example, engineers, designers, a production supervisor and lab technicians who actually put the pieces together.

By this time he was the production supervisor at Beaconsfield Studios.

Harrington is currently a partner and post production supervisor at iam8bit.

He briefly worked as a production supervisor for The Secret Service (1969).

Coordinating everything behind the scenes is Kate Broderick, the production supervisor.

He was the first production supervisor to get a "produced by" credit on-screen, well deserved considering his achievements.

Mr. Young, 31, is a film production supervisor based in New York.

The confrontations have ranged from inept to menacing, said many production supervisors and crew members.

His duties included test flying as well as serving as the production supervisor.

He worked as an editor and production supervisor at The Atlantis until the newspaper ceased publication in 1974.

Cathy Barbour, the company's production supervisor, held off buying a new car when rumors spread about a possible take-over.

Production supervisors began to standardize film making.

Her next position would have been production supervisor in the factory - not a 'suitable job for a woman.' "