"company operator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is working in operations within a company. For example, "John is a company operator who ensures efficient operations within the business."
Mary Gregory, 55, a telephone company operator in Cleveland, used to eat red meat at least once a week.
A stellar athlete and student, Judge Ciavarella was the son of a brewery worker and a phone company operator.
Compaq Computer Corp. yesterday sold AltaVista, one of the best-known search engines on the Web, to Internet company operator CMGI, in a deal valued at $2.3 billion.
Now anyone can become the host of a live internet talk show with software from the Hollywood-based startup company Operator 11.
As it turned out, a rival bus company operator named Chen De Jian had driven one of Mr. Zheng's vehicles into a man affiliated with a third bus company, fracturing his pelvis.
Wendy's brand and reputation were at risk, until the claim was exposed as a hoax in late April and the company, operator of America's third-biggest hamburger chain, was vindicated.Yet the share price of Wendy's International, the parent company, rose steadily through March and April, despite the finger furore and downgrades from analysts.
One in three company operators have attended Christian-based relationship-building retreats through WinShape at Berry College in Mount Berry, Ga.
Note to aspiring cab company operators: If you want to appeal to the broadest possible customer base, don't just market yourself as a taxi for the people.
"Up until now, the two families that had all the money were always the banker and the telephone-company operator".
WSJ's Jacob Bunge and Richard Rubin: "The new U.S. tax law has placed Rick Tronson, a North Dakota grain-company operator, in a precarious position by unexpectedly bestowing big benefits on his main competitors.
Typically, vending service is provided by companies (operators) who own and place machines on premises owned by others.
