raillayer

noun
UK /ˈreɪlˌleɪə/
US /ˈreɪlˌleɪər/

A person whose job is to put down and fix train tracks.

The raillayer tightened the bolts on the new track before the first train arrived.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A machine that lays down rails for a railway.

The raillayer moved slowly along the line, dropping rails into place.

3. A person who sets up or organizes a railway system.

As chief raillayer of the new line, she planned every mile of track.

4. In gaming, a player or tool that builds rail networks.

He is the best raillayer on the server, connecting every town by train.