tool pusher

Get one of them to call our hero tool pusher a criminal."

"Why didn't you tell the Amoco tool pusher what you'd found?"

Mateo was the tool pusher on the Amoco boat.

He worked for a time in the oil fields as a roustabout, then a tool pusher and rig builder.

New confidence filled the tool pusher's eyes.

If that tool pusher had a kid in one of our clubs, in fact, that's perfect."

They lost the subterrene itself, a kilometer of bore, and a single life, of a senior tool pusher.

Tool pushers are in charge of keeping the rig in all necessary tools, equipment, and supplies.

He worked eighteen-hour days as Trebol's tool pusher, pumper, and production supervisor.

A tool pusher (sometimes toolpusher or just pusher) is an occupation within the oil drilling industry.

Tool pushers usually start at an entry level position (i.e., a roustabout or roughneck) and work their way up over many years.

But Mr. Sanders said drill supervisors at the site, the kind of workers he liked to call "tool pushers," had indicated otherwise.

In the oil industry, a Tool pusher (or just Pusher) is the manager of an oil rig.

Tool Pusher, Sixth Avenue

Taking the stage name Slim Willet, he released his debut single in 1950 with "Tool Pusher from Snyder".

the tool pusher from the other shift, enrico banastasio, was with him a small, dark man with dark eyes and thin face.

Rance Pollock would offer to take over where the dead tool pusher had left off, furnishing information about the oil-field sites Istad Itar planned to destroy.

jean-luc turned his attention back to the bundled-up man he now recognized as pietro fieri, one of the "tool pushers," next in importance to the company man.

The oil company representative (Company Man or "CoMan") together with the tool pusher, and well-site geologist (WSG) provides mud loggers their instruction.

each of the two shifts contained nine men tool pusher, assistant, mudman, who monitored the mud and decided on its chemical constituents and weight, driller, who looked after the drilling, motorman, responsible for all winches, pumps, and so on, and four roustabouts to attach or unhook the pipes and drills.