fetch-and-carryperson
nounUK /ˌfetʃ ən ˈkæri pɜːsn/
US /ˌfetʃ ən ˈkæri pɜːrsn/
A person whose job is to go get things and bring them to other people.
The fetch-and-carryperson brought fresh towels to every room.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Someone who does small jobs for others, often running errands.
As the office fetch-and-carryperson, he delivered mail and coffee all day.
3. A worker who moves supplies from one place to another.
The fetch-and-carryperson hauled boxes from the truck to the storeroom.
4. A person who is sent to collect items on someone else's behalf.
She acted as fetch-and-carryperson for the film crew, grabbing props and snacks.