Sentences with phrase «on factory assembly line»

My father worked on a factory assembly line producing industrial steel cutters, my mother was a telephone operator.

«If you have moved house, you know how much time is wasted constructing the base of the box before you can put anything in it, and it's even worse on a factory assembly line,» he says.

Machine vision technology has traditionally been employed in the fields of medical imaging, precision robotics, and on factory assembly lines for consistently differentiating shape, size, position, patterns and movements [4, 5].

It would seem that an easy target for cutting carbon emissions would be to reduce energy waste in the U.S. economy — everything from inefficient motors on factory assembly lines to lights turned on when no one is at home (or in the office.)

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The captains of England's Industrial Revolution locked the doors of their factories during their 12 - hour workdays because the former farmhands on the assembly lines had a habit of wandering off for a snooze whenever they felt like it as they used to back on the farm.

Employees working on a car assembly line of France's Renault and China's Dongfeng factory in Wuhan, Hubei province, China on on February 1, 2016.

Workers take a break during an unexpected delay on the Ford Flex assembly line at the Ford Motor Oakville factory in Ontario, Canada on June 3, 2008.

Huge cargo aircraft can now fly virtually an entire factory halfway across the globe, while decisions as to how fast that new factory assembly line must operate, what its workers should be paid and what profit is to be made are based on data from the corporation's global computers back in Connecticut or New York.

Choices, choices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their product..

MINIMUM WAGE The business world was confronted with a new idea on this date in 1914, when Henry Ford announced that he would reduce the workday from nine to eight hours and pay his factory assembly line workers a minimum wage -LSB-...]

The strength of 3D printing comes from its ability to make individual, specifically tailored parts on demand, rather than churning out thousands of standard products with a factory's worth of assembly - line equipment.

The company behind a robot called Baxter is selling it to factories on the assumption that assembly lines are poised for disruption by a versatile robot that can take over mind - numbing tasks.

Even computer - controlled factory robots usually employed on automobile assembly lines were repurposed for cinematic uses.

Stan works in his brother's car - repair shop, Sid in a men's clothing store, Ethel on an assembly line in a lightbulb factory.

Critics today often damn the studio system for being factory - like, the implication being that it replaced creativity with simple drudgery, but Walsh reminds us that some artists do their best work when they're toiling on an assembly line.

For example, while a mobile based small learning video will appeal to the road warriors of the sales force, a shoulder to shoulder coaching strategy makes more sense to workers on an assembly line in the factory.

The Tesla factory's innovative modular assembly process relies on so - called «smart carts» to carry the bodies through assembly, automatically raising or lowering as needed and periodically recharging while traversing the line.

Leaf final assembly for the North American market moves from Oppama, Japan, to Nissan's adjacent Smyrna factory, where the electric runabout is built on the same line as the Altima and the Maxima.

This Trans Am received a full nut - and - bolt rotisserie restoration a few years ago and the underside even has some of the original factory assembly - line markings on it.

In the classic film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, a young boy fulfills his dream of working on a deranged man's assembly line made of candy.

The General Motors Corporation manufactures these trucks in the same factories, using identical parts, on the same assembly line as Chevrolet trucks.

Series production of the Vantage began in the Autumn of 2005 at a rate of approaching 3000 annually on a second assembly line within the Gaydon factory, with approximately 70 % going outside of the UK.

The first mass - produced Volvo, the ÖV 4, «rolled» off the assembly line and left the factory on April 14, 1927.

Houghton said that factory workers of the industrial age - those who worked all day on noisy assembly lines and around loud machinery - used to aspire to own a luxury car that offered all the quiet comfort of a standard living room.

[61] Nissan had been planning to phase out Titan production in its Canton, Mississippi factory in 2010 with the new Nissan - only design for a cab, body and interior riding on the Dodge Ram chassis assembled in Chrysler's truck assembly lines in Saltillo, Mexico.

Yet in Factory Girls, you describe a job on the assembly line in terms of adventure, opportunity, even liberation.

Once a design is settled on, you also have to put it into mass production which involves managing factory assembly lines while making sure income levels stay in the black.

«If Chelsea is the showroom, where art goes to be put on display and sold off, then the Brooklyn neighborhood of Bushwick is something like the assembly line... Every year, during Bushwick Open Studios (BOS), the doors to this sprawling art factory are thrown open, offering you the opportunity to meet artists» — Benjamin Sutton, «Insider's Guide to Bushwick Open Studios 2014» ArtNet 5/29/2014

Warhol's Factory of the 1960s, Minimalism's assembly - line aesthetics, conceptual and feminist concern with workers» conditions in the 1970s — these are among the antecedents of a renewed focus on the work of art: labour as artistic activity, method and engagement.

In a striking reference to the factory assembly line, she translates the artistic act of drawing into the monotonous manual reproduction, on paper, of electronic components such as resistors and capacitators.

During summers, David took a summer job working on the assembly line of an automobile factory.

According to Ellen Lupton and J. Abbott Miller in The Bathroom and Kitchen and the Aesthetics of Waste, «her most influential recommendations dealt with the layout of storage units and work surfaces, which she modeled on the assembly line of the modern factory.»

Partners and associates feel they have a value and are significant contributors to the whole not just an assembly - line worker in a legal factory where you don; t know your partners on the floors above or below.

A worker in any industry can suffer a low back injury but those who work on assembly lines, in factories, in the aviation industry, healthcare industry, construction jobs, teachers, restaurant workers, and those who drive for a living are particularly vulnerable to these injuries.

Production Line Worker — ABC Manufacturing — St. Louis, MO — 6/2013 to Present • Stand for over eight hours and handle equipment weighing up to 80 pounds everyday • Inspect and analyze production line units to predict potential obstacles and recommend preventative action, resulting in a 10 percent increase in daily productivity • Assist with the loading, unloading, and organization of production equipment and finished products • Follow safety protocols and meet environmental codes while maintaining a consistently high and accurate production rateProduction Line Worker — Econ Developments — St. Louis, MO — 9/2008 to 6/2013 • Worked individually and within the production line crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipLine Worker — ABC Manufacturing — St. Louis, MO — 6/2013 to Present • Stand for over eight hours and handle equipment weighing up to 80 pounds everyday • Inspect and analyze production line units to predict potential obstacles and recommend preventative action, resulting in a 10 percent increase in daily productivity • Assist with the loading, unloading, and organization of production equipment and finished products • Follow safety protocols and meet environmental codes while maintaining a consistently high and accurate production rateProduction Line Worker — Econ Developments — St. Louis, MO — 9/2008 to 6/2013 • Worked individually and within the production line crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipline units to predict potential obstacles and recommend preventative action, resulting in a 10 percent increase in daily productivity • Assist with the loading, unloading, and organization of production equipment and finished products • Follow safety protocols and meet environmental codes while maintaining a consistently high and accurate production rateProduction Line Worker — Econ Developments — St. Louis, MO — 9/2008 to 6/2013 • Worked individually and within the production line crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipLine Worker — Econ Developments — St. Louis, MO — 9/2008 to 6/2013 • Worked individually and within the production line crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipline crew to fabricate and install various pieces on a daily basis • Performed assembly with a 95 percent accuracy rate, the highest in the company • Reported daily production numbers and machinery malfunctions to the factory supervisor • Completed quality control checks upon product completions and helped sort and load orders for shipping

Why is it that a hard - working woman at one factory makes minimum wage and yet another woman who works on the assembly line at General Motors makes four times that amount of money?