Some laborers have job titles that indicate the work they do. Tenders for bricklayers and plasterers, for example, mix and supply materials, set up and move scaffolding, and provide other services. Hand packers and packagers manually package or wrap materials. They may inspect items for defects, label cartons and stamp information on products, keep records of items packed, and stack packages on loading docks. Machine feeders and offbearers feed materials into or remove materials from machines or equipment that is automatic or tended by other workers.
Attendants collect payment for services and supplies.
Refuse collectors gather trash and garbage cans manually, or they may operate a hydraulic lift truck that picks up and empties dumpsters. They drive along a regularly scheduled route, and transport refuse to a dump or landfill. Vehicle washers and equipment cleaners clean machinery, vehicles, storage tanks, pipelines, and similar equipment using water and other cleaning agents, vacuums, hoses, brushes, cloths, and other cleaning equipment. Parking lot attendants assist customers in parking their cars in lots or storage areas and collect fees from customers. Construction craft laborers operate a variety of power tools.