The phrase "a line worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual who works on a production line, typically in manufacturing or assembly settings.
Example: "The company is hiring a line worker to help with the assembly of their new product line."
Alternatives: "assembly line employee" or "production line worker."
It doesn't matter if it's a cabinet secretary or a line worker in the White House".
Herman Marino, a line worker from Denver, said the damage to Galveston's power lines was the worst he had ever seen, including the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
"In order to get those guys up, we'll take a signing bonus or profit-sharing instead," said Gary Wurtz, a line worker at G.M.'s plant in Orion Township, Mich., where 40 percent of the employees are lower tier.
Perfectly straight, evenly spaced hood stripes on a 1967 big block Corvette are certainly the product of a restorer with a lot of time, as opposed to a line worker in a rush with a casually placed template.
And the jobs at the plant pay well: even without much overtime, a line worker, earning about $24 a hour, can easily make $50,000 a year, which goes far in central Illinois.
On a recent visit to the Mustang plant in Dearborn, Michael Joseph, who handles internal communications at the facility, said there were 4,000 workers when he started as a line worker nearly three decades ago.
The company can plan out a line workers exact tasks before the vehicle ever hits the assembly line.
A production line worker in a superlab -- which employ five to six workers and a foreman -- is liable on conviction to be sentenced to 30 years to life in prison.
The bridegroom's mother is a production line worker at Gettig Technologies, a medical supplies manufacturing company in Spring Mills, Pa.
She said he had been hired last September as a manufacturing line worker, laid off earlier this year because of a production slowdown and rehired six weeks ago.
Ray Castle, an assembly line worker at a separate Honda motorcycle plant in Marysville, said: "My brother and father-in-law work at Ford.
