### person | worker | technician:

Petroleum technician
* Most petroleum technicians work with scientists.
* measure and record conditions in oil or gas wells.
* need technology.
* perform a variety of tasks related to oil and natural gas production.
* use computers
* work with environmental scientists

Pharmacy technician
* are allied health specialists employed in pharmacies
* deliver medications, order supplies, and maintain inventory systems.
* help maintain inventory and keep patients' medication records.

Senior technician
* engage in activities
  - research activities
* find problems
  - structural problems

Service technician
* perform tasks.
* to use equipment.

Survey technician
* help surveyors.
* learn duties
  - job duties

Techie
* Most techies see a straight line as the shortest distance between two points.
* are technicians.

Veterinary technician
* Most veterinary technicians work in veterinary hospitals and clinics.
* are professionals dedicated to animal health care.
* help veterinarians in the same way nurses help doctors.
* perform duties similar to nurses in human medicine.
* provide health care to animals.
* work in a wide variety of animal-health related fields.

### person | worker:

Temp
* Defines a directory name for temporary files.
* are the single fastest-growing sector of the labour market
  - workers
  - younger, less educated, less experienced and have less stable work histories
* drop with altitude even in Hawaii.
* euphemism for day laborer.
* fall sharply at night.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is the temperature for that time.
* text file found in the text folder.
* vary with any changes in the elevation and seasons.

Termite worker
* are creamy-white, wingless, eyeless insects and the most numerous in the colony
  - white and soft bodied
  - whitish, wingless, soft-bodied insects
* look for food.

Topper
* are coats
* control dog, whose skills are obedience and protection.

Trade unionist
* are workers.
* see works councils as a competing system of representation.

Unauthorized worker
* are especially vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.
* is illegal worker who have no right to work in the United State.

Washer
* are disks
  - located in jars
  - seals
  - tools
* have many shapes and sizes.
  - body substances
  - legs
* use water.

### person | worker | washer:

Clothes washer
* are located in garages.
* have a significant impact on sewer costs.
* use energy to both clean clothes and heat water.

Pressure washer
* are alot like vacuum washers.
* clean vehicle parts with hot water and detergent at high pressures.

Waterman
* Most watermen live in small waterfront communities.
* Some watermen also catch eels and harvest clams.
* Watermen are the salt of the earth
  - still harvest oysters in the cooler months, blue crabs and fish in the summer

### person | worker | waterman:

Canoeist
* are boatmans.
* kneel as they paddle, while kayakers sit in their boats with their legs extended forward.
* tend to stay in tents and eat camping food.
* use certain strategies when running rapids.

Paddler
* are capable of row boats.
* can glide by egrets, bighorn sheep, beaver, and other canyon wildlife
  - spot beaver, nutria, night herons and other waterbirds in the evenings
* sometimes drown despite the use of a life vest.
* use single ended paddles similar to Canadian canoe paddles.
+ Canoe: Boats
  * Paddlers face in the direction of travel, either seated or kneeling. In this way paddling a canoe can be contrasted with rowing, where the rowers face away from the direction of travel.