off-putter
/ˈɒfpʊtə/ /ˌɒfˈpʊtə/Eng. regional (north-east.). Now chiefly historical
noun
A person whose job is to load coal on to a vessel (especially on the Tyne).
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Tyne Skippers' & Keelman's Act. From off- + putter.