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- A platelayer (British English), fettler (British English – UK, Australia, NZ) or trackman (American English) is a railway employee who inspects and maintains...
- Railway lubricator Section gangs Signal maintainer Track inspector Traquero Platelayer Navvy (navigator) Track foreman Structure Maintainer Lighting Maintainer...
- of canals, or inland navigations, for builders of railway lines, and platelayer for workers emplo**** to inspect and maintain the track. In the Southwestern...
- Nottinghamshire, the fourth child and second son of Thomas Pierrepoint, a railway platelayer, and Ann Pierrepoint, nee Marriott. By 1891, he and his family had moved...
- taking some sleeping pills and was found wandering in his nightshirt by a platelayer, who took him to the nearest level-crossing keeper's cottage. His resignation...
- portal Bob the [South Australian] Railway Dog Coolie Gandy dancer Laborer Platelayer Brooke 1983, p. 167. "Railway songs". National Railway Museum. 2014-05-09...
- Cork (1966) – Richard Hewatt (episode "The Case of William Huckerby, Platelayer") Z Cars (1968, 1971, 1974) – Billy Rees / Matic / Vernon Go for a Take...
- met a platelayer despatched to the distant signal by the stationmaster. Other witnesses also gave evidence strongly suggesting that the platelayers were...
- subdivided into 17 divisions. Each division had two employees, a platelayer foreman and a platelayer, in addition to four seasonal workers during the summer....
- 1933". "Accident at Newsholme – ****ifield on 19th December 1933". "Platelayer's death at Mangotsfield". Western Daily Press. 23 July 1934. Retrieved...