equipment operator

"How could the equipment operators see what they were doing in the dark?"

His father, Bill, was a heavy equipment operator in the construction industry.

Bruce worked for a time as a heavy equipment operator.

Her father was a heavy equipment operator, and the family moved often as he sought better work.

Long was first employed as a heavy equipment operator but turned to farming in 1962.

Equipment operators remove the gravel and store it for the next season.

The company can build a composite airplane wing with a single equipment operator.

I was a heavy equipment operator, not a grease monkey."

In addition to his political and social justice activities, Hasegawa is an advanced construction equipment operator.

Among the five were a rehabilitation counselor, a road equipment operator and a man who sought a job as a prison guard.

"I am a basic equipment operator, and people like me would be among the first people to go if there is any kind of action.

A dry orchard can be dusty, so equipment operators should wear breathing protection.

The two rear-seat equipment operators, against whom charges were dropped last month, are likely to be called to testify.

Anybody that is self employed knows full well that this equipment operator would never make it.

One variation exempts the equipment operator from wearing gear however it must be on the truck.

See worked his way through school as a heavy equipment operator, a sheet metal worker, and a roofer.

Alerting an equipment operator that it may tip over.

As a heavy equipment operator contracted by Caltrans, he worked on freeways.

To support his racing hobby, he worked at a machine tool shop, in the logging industry, and as a heavy equipment operator.

"He's not only a farmer, he's a heavy equipment operator and a mechanic."

Particular need for a heavy equipment operator.

Two others crashed into each other, and a heavy equipment operator ran down a foreman and broke his leg.

Also, new test equipment may require training for test equipment operators and supervisors.

Viktor Seryodkin, 50, a chemical equipment operator, represented one pole in the debate.

In one restaurant, a group of equipment operators found a cache of still-cold beer.