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stevedore
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stevedore
a person employed to load or unload ships


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During his visit, the minister met Kieran Hall, managing director of stevedoring firm Denholm Handling and chair of the Mersey Dock Rating Group, and Tony Woolrich, managing director of North West Trading, another stevedore firm.
Port rates bills hurting Mersey firms, business leaders tell shadow ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The $40 million project will create 165 auto-processing jobs and more than 140 jobs related to stevedoring, warehousing and associated activities.
$40m auto plant set to be built in Brooklyn by Real Estate Weekly
The 836th executed its single port management and stevedoring services to discharge the 174-foot long LCU-2000 and 74-foot long LCM-8 Class landing crafts, as well as large and small tug boats and parts of a modular causeway system.
Yokohama, Japan: MTMC transporters move watercraft to shore storage by Brewer, Tom / Translog
 
 
 
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