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caretaker

[kair-tey-ker] / ˈkɛərˌteɪ kər /
NOUN
person who maintains something
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His vision relies on Tesla selling Optimus for industrial purposes, such as working on assembly lines, as well as to the general public for use as caretakers, teachers and even security guards.

From MarketWatch

He enlists the help of a girl and her robot caretaker to try to get back.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wayne Rooney says caretaker head coach Michael Carrick is the "right choice at this moment in time" to "steady the ship" at Manchester United.

From BBC

He was the mayor of the local dog park, mingling with canine constituents and saying hello to their human caretakers, particularly Polly’s, the lady with treats.

From The Wall Street Journal

Including caretakers and interim appointments, there have been 92 non-British and Irish managers in Premier League history.

From BBC