Noun:

রেলগাড়ির ব্রেকনিয়ন্ত্রণকারী,

brakesman's Usage Examples:

When competing in two-man events, Mouvet was the brakesman of Max Houben.

The rear brakesman uncoupled his van and piloted the van down the incline to Cross Creek.

Tanner was born in Helsinki as the son of a railway brakesman of modest means.

1801 he began work at Black Callerton Colliery south of Ponteland as a 'brakesman', controlling the winding gear at the pit.

farmer with agricultural labourers and the location of the house of a brakesman for the nearby top of the waggonway incline.

On 13 September 1900, James Ormiston, a brakesman was killed in a shunting accident at the station.

passenger trains might have had brakes that would have been applied by a brakesman riding in say every second carriage modern passenger vehicles have brakes.

The operation of an incline was typically controlled by the brakesman positioned at the winding house.

5 m) in diameter, but little else, as there was no shelter for the brakesman who controlled its operation.

A crew of two were carried, one acting as brakesman whilst W C Baker, the driver, steered.

trains of waggons could be sent down by gravity under the control of a brakesman, and horses would only be required for returning the empties.

of brakesman named William Weir.

that: The immediate cause of the accident was the failure of the senior brakesman to apply the individual wagon brakes on the 6 detached wagons; The brake.

village of Langley Mill in Derbyshire where his father worked as a railway brakesman.

locomotive crew and a 'Guard' at the rear of the train, the successor to the brakesman of earlier times.

Taylor worked as a brakesman for the Callandar Coal Company.

In 1925 a Douglas-bound train failed to collect the guard/brakesman upon setting off from Union Mills resulting the train, hauled by No.

George and Fanny lived in an upper room of a cottage; George worked as a brakesman on the stationary winding engine on the Quay, and in his spare time cleaned.