unloaders
Those emptying trucks
Unloaders are people or devices that remove cargo, goods, or materials from vehicles, containers, or storage.
Dock workers unloading ships, machines extracting grain from trucks, or mechanisms that eject cartridges from firearms all qualify.
In medicine, an unloader is a brace designed to shift weight away from a damaged joint: The knee unloader helped him walk without pain.
Port freight handlers
- longshoremenWaterfront cargo laborers
- stevedoresWorkers loading vessel cargo
- cargoTransported goods
- freightGoods being transported
containers · pallets · crates · dock · terminal · warehouse · shipment · consignment
Pressure, mental or vocal
- burdenOppressive weight or duty
- weightMeasure of heaviness
- pressureForce upon contact
- strainExcessive stretching force
overwhelm · release · decompression · catharsis · venting · unburdening · offloading · respite
Those who manage or control
- crewWorking team aboard
- workforceAll available workers
- physicalOf body or matter
- toilStrenuous, prolonged effort
sweat · effort · muscle · strength · endurance · stamina · backbreaking · shift
dockworkers
Port freight handlers
- longshoremenWaterfront cargo laborers
- stevedoresWorkers loading vessel cargo
- cargoTransported goods
freight · containers · pallets · crates · dock · terminal · warehouse · shipment · consignment · goods
stress
Pressure, mental or vocal
strain · overwhelm · release · decompression · catharsis · venting · unburdening · offloading · respite · support
handlers
Those who manage or control
toil · sweat · effort · muscle · strength · endurance · stamina · backbreaking · shift · teamwork
forklift
Powered pallet-hoisting vehicle
- conveyorMechanism that transports items
- craneLifter or wader
- hydraulicsStudy of pressurized liquids
winch · pulley · lever · dolly · hoist · ramp · chute · belt · roller · lift
magazine
Bound periodical with articles
ammunition · clip · rounds · extraction · ejection · spring · slide