ganger
Work gang supervisor
A ganger is the supervisor of a gang of laborers, especially in British usage for railway or road construction crews.
The term appears in historical and regional contexts where workers are organized into gangs under a foreman: The ganger directed his men to the damaged section of track.
Worker who directs others
- overseerOne who monitors work
- supervisorOne who directs workers
- superintendentChief administrative official
- bossWorkplace superior
charge-hand · taskmaster · headman · leadman · steward · inspector · timekeeper
Small working group
Path or monitored route
- tiesConnections or neckwear
- locomotiveRailway pulling machine
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- junctionPoint where things meet
platform · station · conductor · engineer · caboose · freight · coupling · gauge
Act of unearthing
- scaffoldingTemporary exterior work platform
- concreteSolid building mixture
- craneLifter or wader
- hardhatProtective construction headwear
foundation · surveyor · backhoe · rebar · pavement · bricklaying · masonry · trench
foreman
Worker who directs others
- overseerOne who monitors work
- supervisorOne who directs workers
- superintendentChief administrative official
boss · charge-hand · taskmaster · headman · leadman · steward · inspector · timekeeper
squad
Small working group
track
Path or monitored route
- tiesConnections or neckwear
- locomotiveRailway pulling machine
- signalMessage-conveying cue
junction · platform · station · conductor · engineer · caboose · freight · coupling · gauge · tunnel
excavation
Act of unearthing
- scaffoldingTemporary exterior work platform
- concreteSolid building mixture
- craneLifter or wader
hardhat · foundation · surveyor · backhoe · rebar · pavement · bricklaying · masonry · trench · girder
- road workersroad crew, paver, flagger, flagman, road builder
gangerlaborer
Physical task performer
worker · navvy · subordinate · gang member · underling
- gang upCombine against a target
- gang up onCombine forces against
- ganged upAttacked as group
- ganging upJoining forces against someone
- ganged up onAttacked as a group
- ganging up onUniting against one target
gang, gangs, ganging, gangway, gangling, ganged, gangplank, gangrene, gangland