Roustabout (noun)

1. A manual laborer who performs various tasks, often in a rough or physical manner.
2. An oil rig worker who performs manual labor, often in a transient or seasonal capacity.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'roust' which means to awaken or disturb.

Examples:

1. The roustabout was responsible for physically demanding tasks such as lifting and moving heavy equipment.
2. The roustabout was the first one to arrive and the last one to leave the oil rig.
3. The roustabout was known for working hard and taking on any task that needed to be done.
4. The roustabout was a versatile worker who could perform a variety of jobs.
5. The roustabout was a key member of the oil rig team, relied upon for his strength and versatility.