Linesman (noun)

A person who works with ropes or lines, especially a person in charge of maintaining or repairing the ropes or lines of a ship.

Origin:

From 'line' meaning 'a rope or cord used as a guide'.

Examples:

1. The linesman was responsible for checking the ropes and lines before each voyage.
2. The linesman expertly tied the knots that secured the ship to the dock.
3. The linesman carefully coiled the ropes after each use to prevent tangling.
4. The linesman made sure that the ropes and lines were in good condition before setting sail.
5. The linesman was the first to notice that one of the ropes had frayed, and quickly repaired it.