Traduction de «superviseur réseau » (Français → Anglais) :

LAN manager

telephone system night supervisor

computer network technician supervisor

power system electricians supervisor

landbased machinery supervisor | tractor driver supervisor | land-based machinery supervisor | land-based machinery supervisors

executive program | executive routine | supervisor | supervisory program | supervisory programme | supervisory routine

manager of data processing operations | manager of operations | supervisor of operations | computer center supervisor

From the Council of Canadians with Disabilities: Kathy Marshall, Secretary, National Coordinator and Projects Supervisor, Disabled Women's Network.

The 2008 memo, written by a Canadian Food Inspection Agency meat hygiene supervisor, obtained by CTV, instructed CFIA inspectors stationed at one of the plant's final inspection stops to give extra scrutiny to carcasses shipped to Japan but to ignore visible fecal and intestinal contamination on meat for Canadians.

The draft legislative proposals currently debated by the European Parliament are part of a comprehensive review of the EU institutional framework for supervision, which includes both the enhancement of micro-prudential supervision through the establishment of the European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS) (comprising three European Supervisory Authorities and the network of national supervisors), and the designation of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) as a new independent body, responsible for safeguarding financial stability by conducting macro-prudential supervision at the European level, with the conferral of specific rela ...[+++]ted tasks on the ECB on the basis of Article 127(6) of the Treaty.

60. Welcomes the cooperation among national supervisory authorities aimed at putting supervisory resources to better use, developing supervisory practice, and lightening the burden that supervision imposes on the market; is positive about colleges of supervisors dealing with multi-jurisdictional financial conglomerates, and about the operational networking project that CEBS has recently initiated; calls on the colleges of supervisors to foster a common European supervisory culture and to determine exactly where the limits of such voluntary cooperation lie when real crisis situations appear; notes, however, that these colleges lack the ...[+++] national mandates to transfer competences, to accept majority decisions, or simply to put sufficient resources and expertise into the colleges' work; points out, therefore, the necessity of defining a framework and national mandates for cooperation and expects the colleges of supervisors and the operational networking project to provide necessary practical solutions (memoranda of understanding) for the supervision of cross-border groups within a short time frame;