CC - 1973-56 - General Prevaling Wage Ratesr
CITY OF ROSEMEAD
RESOLUTION NO. 73-56
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE•CITY OF
ROSEMEAD ASCERTAINING THE'GENERAL PREVAILING,
WAGE RATES.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROSEMEAD FINDS, DETERMINES, AND
RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS: ThetLabor Code of the State of California
requires 'the City .tq'ascertain`the local prevailing rates for per
diem wages and the prevailing wage rates for holiday and overtime
work for each job necessary to.complete a public works contract
to which the City is a party, and
WHEREAS: The Labor Code requires the City to give
notice of such wage rates,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council that
the general prevailing rate of per diem wages in the City of
Rosemead, for each craft, classification or type of workman
needed to execute public works or other public contracts, is as
described in Exhibit "A," attached hereto and made a part hereof.
RESOLVED FURTHER that the City will refer in the call
for bids for any public works contract and in the.contract itself
to the schedule of wage rates as set out in Exhibit."A" hereto
which will be on file at City Hall and 'which interested persons
may examine. The City Clerk will cause the schedule of.wage
rates set out in Exhibit "A" hereto to be published•in a newspaper
of general circulation that is commonly read in Rosemead. The
City Clerk.shall cause.the schedule of wage rates set out in Exhibit
"A" hereto to be posted at each job site.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this day of ,
1973.
Mayor of the City of Rosemead
ATTEST:
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Citx~ Clerk
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EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18, 1972
(except as otherwise noted)
PREVAILING WAGE RATES
AS OF THE ABOVE DATE, WAGES, BENEFITS AND DATES PUBLISHED HEREIN REFLECT DATA GIVEN TO LOS ANGELES
COUNTY BY THE LOS ANGELES BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL AND MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT
ANY TIME.
Sec. 1773.8 (labor Code, State of California)
The body awarding any contract for public work shall include in the specifications for the contract a requirement requir-
ing the payment of travel and subsistence payments to each workman needed to execute the work, as such travel and sub-
sistence payments are defined in the applicable collective bargaining agreements filed in accordance with this section.
To establish such travel and subsistence payments for contracts entered into with the state, each city, county and city
and county, the representative of any craft, classification or type of workman needed to execute the contracts shall file with
the Department of Industrial Relations fully executed copies of collective bargaining agreements for the particular craft,
classification or type of work involved. Such agreements shall be filed within 10 days after their execution and thereafter
shall establish such travel and subsistence payments whenever filed 30 days prior to the call for bids.
Sec. 1775 (Labor Code, State of California). FORFEITURE FOR PAYING LESS THAN PREVAILING RATE: RIGHTS OF
WORKMEN: STIPULATION IN CONTRACT: ACTION FOR RECOVERY BY DIVISION OF LABOR LAW ENFORCEMENT: WHEN
BROUGHT: NOTICES: PROCEDURE:
The contractor shall, as a penalty to the State or political subdivision on whose behalf the contract is made or awarded,
forfeit twenty-five dollars ($25) for each calendar day, or portion thereof, for each workman paid less than the stipulated pre-
vailing rates for such work or craft in which such workman is employed for any public work done under the contract by him or
by any subcontractor under him. The difference between such stipulated prevailing wage rates and the amount paid to each
workman for each calendar day or portion thereof for which each workman was paid less than the stipulated prevailing wage
rate shall be paid to each workman by the contractor, and the body awarding the contract shall cause to be inserted in the
contract a stipulation that the provisions. of this section will be complied with.
To the extent that there is insufficient money due a contractor to cover all penalties forfeited and amounts due in ac-
cordance with this section, or in accordance with Section 1813 of this chapter, and in all cases where the contract does not pro-
vide for a money payment by the awarding body to the contractor, the awarding body shall notify, provided that in the case of
a workman claiming the difference between the prevailing wage rate and the amount paid him the awarding body has first
been given the notice mentioned in Section 1190.1 of the Code of Civil Procedure, the Division of Labor Law Enforcement
of such violation and the Division of Labor Law Enforcement, if necessary with the assistance of the awarding body, may main-
tain an action in any court of competent jurisdiction to recover the penalties and the amounts due provided for herein. Such
action shall be commenced not later than 90 days after the filing of a valid notice of completion in the office of the county
recorder in each county in which the public work or some part thereof was performed, or not later than 90 days after accep-
tance of such public work, whichever last occurs. No issue other than that of the liability of the contractor for the penalties
allegedly forfeited and amounts due shall be determined in such action, and the burden shall be upon the contractor to estab-
lish that the penalties and amounts demanded in such action are not due.
Out of any money withheld or recovered or both there shall first be the amount due each workman and if insufficient funds
are withheld or recovered or both to pay each workman in full the money shall be prorated among all such workmen. [Amend-
ed by Slats 1957 ch 397 § 1; Slats 1963 ch 467 § L]
Under the provisions of the Labor Code of the State of California, the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County has as-
certained the prevailing rate of per diem wages in dollars, based on a working day of eight hours, for each craft or type of
workman or mechanic needed to execute any construction contract which may be awarded by the County of Los Angeles, to be
as follows and as detailed herein.
APPRENTICES - May be employed in conformity with Section 1777.5 of the California Labor Code.
RIGGERS - Same wage scale as craft to which rigging is incidental.
WELDERS - Same wage scale as craft to which welding is incidental.
FOREMEN-All foremen not herein separately classified shall be paid not less than 25¢ per hour more than the hourly equivalent
of the daily rate of the highest classification in which he has supervision in the six Basic Trades.
Provided that overtime rates, rate of pay for Saturdays, Sundays and holidays shall apply to those holidays as recognized
in the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the particular craft, classification or type of workman employed on the
project.
Provided that travel and subsistence payments apply to the particular craft, classification, or type of workman employed
in the project, as such travel and subsistence payments are defined in the applicable collective bargaining agreements filed
in accordance with Section 1773.8 of the Labor Code, State of California.
Provided that notwithstanding the general provision contained herein, Guards and Watchmen shall be paid one and one-
hall times the prevailing rate for overtime (overtime shall be time worked in excess of eight hours per day or forty hours per
week), and the straight prevailing rate for time worked on Saturdays, Sundays, and where such time does not constitute over-
time.
Except as otherwise specifically. provided for painter classifications, the rates of per diem wages for each of the various
classifications of work shall be the hereinafter set forth prevailing rate of hourly wages plus the hourly equivalent of any em-
ployer payments for health and welfare, pension, vacation and similar purposes multiplied by eight. Eight hours shall con-
stitute a day's work; it being understood that in the event that workmen are employed less than eight hours per day, their
per diem wages shall be determined to be that fraction of the per diem wages herein established that the number of hours
of employment bears to eight hours.
Exhibit "A"
. s
HOURLY WAGE HATE.AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
TITLE OF POSITION EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS 10-18-72
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR
FOREMAN 210.36
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR...... 9.21
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR
HELPER 6.45
ELEVATOR PROBATIONARY
HELPER 4.605
HEALTH 6 WELFARE .195
PENSION PLAN .20
VACATION PLAN- 21 -43-
A23 TO 5 YEARS
41 5 YEARS OR MORE
PLUS SUPP-L• VACATION
PAY OF 23 HOURLY RATE.
GLAZIERS
LEAOMAN- WHERE MORE THAN 4 JOURNEYMEN
AND/OR APPRENTICES ARE EMPLOYED. THE
EMPLOYER MUST DESIGNATE ONE AS THE FOREMAN
WHO SHALL RECEIVE. NOT LESS THAN 3.35 PER
HOUR A80VE THE JOURNEYMANIS HOURLY WAGE
SCALE. 8- 1-72A
GLA21ER 6.17 38.27
HEALTH 6 WELFARE .35 .50
PENSION PLAN .30 .60
DISABILITY FUND .09
*SUBJECT TO CISC APPROVAL
GUNITE
GUNITE FOREMAN- 3.50 PER MR MORE
THAN THE HIGHEST CLASSIFICATION
OVER WHICH'HE HAS SUPERVISION.
NOZZLE MAN 3 ROD MAN...... 6.97
GUN MAN 6.47
REBOUDMAN 5,61
HEALTH 3 WELFARE .55
PENSION PLAN 1,10
VACATION PLAN .30
HUUSEMOVER
HOUSEMOVER FOREMAN........ 6.065
HOUSEMOVER JOURNEYMAN..,.. 5.805
YARD MAINTENANCE MAN...... 5.805
HEALTH L WELFARE .55
PENSION PLAN 1.10
VACATION PLAN .30
IRON WORKERS
FOREMAN- NOT LESS THAN 3.75 PER HOUR MORE
THAN THE HOURLY RATE OF THE HIGHEST
CLASSIFICATION OVER WHICH HE HAS SUPER'
VISION. WHEN TWO OR MORE IRON WORKERS
ARE EMPLOYED, ONE SHALL BE SELECTED BY
THE EMPLOYER TO ACT AS FOREMAN.
REINFORCING IRONWORKER... 8.55
STRUCTUNAL IRONWORKER.... 8.58
ORNAMENTAL IRONWORKER....- 8.58
FENCE ERECTOR..,.,....... 8.44
HEALTH 6 WELFARE .63
PENSION PLAN .815
VACATION PLAN .75
LABORERS
FOREMAN-NOT LESS THAN $.50 PER HOUR MORE THAN
THE HOURLY RATE OF THE HIGHEST CLASSIFICATION
OVER WHICH HE HAS LEADERSHIP-
'ASPHALT RAKER t IRONER...., 5,805
ASPHALT SHOVELER.....,..., 5-595
BLASTERS POWOERMAN-ALL WORK
OF LOADING HOLES. PLACING
AND BLASTING OF ALL POWDER
AND EXPLOSIVES OF WHATEVER
TYPE, REGARDLESS OF METHOD
USED FOR SUCH LOADING AND .
PLACING 6.055
HOURLY WAGE RATE AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
TITLE OF POSITION EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
LABORERS - CONT-0 10-18-72
BUGGYMOBILE MAN...........
35.105
CEMENT UUMPER- ON I YD OR
LARGER MIXER L HANDLING
BULK CEMENT
5.705
CLSSPOOL DIGGER 6
INSTALLER
5.675
CHUCKTENOER
5.645
CLEANING AMU HANDLING OF
PANEL FORMS
5.495
CONCRETE CORE CUTTER.
GRINDER OR SANDER........
5.805
CONCRETE CURER-IMPERVIOUS
MEMBRANE A FORM OILER....
5.685
CONCRETE SAW MAN. CUTTING.
SCORING OLD OR NEW CONCRETE 5.805
CONCRETE SCREEDING FOR
HOUGH STRIKE OFF (IN ACCOR
D'
ANCE WITH MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING WITH CEMENT
MASONS DATED 7/19/48.....
5.495
CONCRETE. MATER CURING....
5.495
CRIBBER, SNORER. LAGGING.
SHEETING, AND TRENCH BRACI
NG,
HAND-GUIDED LAGGING HAMMER
6.005
CUTTING TORCH OPERATOR-
DEMOLITION
5.545
OLMOLITION LABORER-
CLEANING OF BRICK E
LUMBER....................
5.495
CHILLER. ALL POWER DRILLS,
LXCLUDING JACK HAMMER,
"NETHER CORE, DIAMOND,
WAGON, TRACK, MULTIPLE
UNIT, AND ANY AND ALL OTHE
R
TYPES OF MECHANICAL DRILLS
WITHOUT REGARD TO THE FORM
OF MOTIVE POWER AND EXCLUD
-
ING ONLY THAT WORK OTHER-
"ISE AWARDED IN THE
MEMORANDUM OF UNDER-
STANDING BETWEEN LABORERS
4 OPERATING ENGINEERS
DATED AT MIAMI, FLORIDA,
1LBRUARY 3, 1954.........
6,145
DRILLER, JACKHAMMER 2 1/2
PT DRILL STEEL OR LONGER.
5.885
DRY PACKING OF CONCRETE,
PLUGGING, FILLING OF SHEE
BOLI HOLES
5.495
FINE GRADER. HIGHWAY I
STREET PAVING, AIRPORT
RUNWAYS, 6 SIMILAR
HEAVY TYPE CONSTRUCTION..
5-595
FIRE WATCHER, LIMBERS,
BRUSH LOADERS, PILERS
6 DEBRIS HANDLERS........ 5.495
FLAGMAN 5.495
GAS L OIL PIPELINE
LABOHEH 5.495
GAS t'OIL WRAPPER-
POT TENDER l FORM MAN.... 5.705
GAS 3 OIL PIPELINE WRAPPER'
6 INCH PIPE t OVER...... 5.835
GUINEA CHASER 5.675
HLAD ROCK SLINGER......... 6.015
IMPACT WRENCH. MULTI-PLATE 5.805
KETTLEMEN, POTHER t MEN
APPLYING ASPHALT. LAY-KOLD,
CREOSOTE, LIME CAUSTIC t
SIMILAR TYPE MATERIALS
I"APPLYING" MEANS APPLYING,
UIPPING, BRUSHING, OR HAND'
LING OF SUCH MATERIALS FOR
PIPE WRAPPING AND WATER
PROOFING) 5.835
LABORER, GENERAL OR '
CONSTRUCTION.,........... 5,495
LABORER, TEMPORARY WATER
AND AIR LINES............ 5.495
LABORER PACKING ROD
STEEL 4 PANS 5.62
LANDSCAPE GARDENER t
NURSERY MAN 5.595
MATERIAL ROSEMAN (WALLS,
SLABS. FLOORS t DECKS]... 5.495
TITLE OF POSITION
HOURLY WAGE RATE AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
0
TITLE OF POSITION
HOURLY WAGE RATE AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
PIPE TRADES
I0-18`72
IRRIGATION 6 LAWN SPRINKLER
FITTER
JOURNEYMAN
56.15
HEALTH 5 WELFARE
101
PENSION
16%
SAVINGS
13%
SEWER % STORM DRAIN
PIPELAYER
JOURNEYMAN
5.25
HEALTH % WELFARE
101
PENSION
16%
SAVINGS
13%
PLUMBER 5 STEAMFITTER
GENERAL FOREMAN- 20% ABOVE
GROSS JOURNEYMAN RATE
PLUMBER I STEAMFITTER
FOREMAN' 302 ABOVE GROSS
JOURNEYMAN RATE
PLUMBER.
HEATING 5 AIR COND. JNYMN-
LEAD BURNER*
SERVICE % REPAIR JNYMN-u.
HEALTH 8 WELFARE- 1 OF
GROSS PAYROLL
PENSION PLAN- % OF GROSS
PAYROLL
SAVINGS-% OF GROSS
PAYROLL
-36 MR. WEEK
UTILITY PIPELINE FOREMAN..
UTILITY PIPELINE JOURNEY'
MAN
UTILITY JNYMN TRAINEE.....
[TRAINEE RECEIVES NO
FRINGE BENEFITS)
HEALTH I WELFARE- I OF
GROSS PAYROLL
PENSION PLAN- % OF GROSS
PAYROLL
VACATION 5 HOLIDAY'
% OF GROSS PAYROLL
PIPELINE FOREMAN..........
PIPELINE JOURNEYMAN.......
HEALTH % WELFARE
PENSION PLAN
INDUSTRIAL PIPEFITTER-
GENERAL FOREMAN- 201 ABOVE
HOURLY JOURNEYMAN RATE
INDUSIRIAL PIPEFITTER
FOREMAN- 101 ABOVE HOURLY
JOURNEYMAN RATE
INDUSTRIAL PIPEFITTER
JOURNETMAN
-36-HR. WEEK
HEALTH I WELFARE- I OF
GROSS PAYROLL
PENSION PLAN- I OF GROSS
PAYROLL
SAVINGS-1 OF GROSS
PAYROLL
SUBSISTENCE.
40 TO 75 ROAD MILES.....
OVER 75 ROAD MILES......
SPRINKLER FITTER
FOREMAN
SPRINKLER FITTER..........
HEALTH % WELFARE
PENSION PLAN
PIPE TRADES-CONT'D
REFRIGERATION FITTER-
GEN'L FOREMAN-CERTIFIED..
REFRIGERATION FITTER -
FOREMAN- CERTIFIED.......
REFRIGERATION FITTER'
CERTIFIED
-36 MR. WEEK
HEALTH 5 WELFARE
PENSION PLAN
SAVINGS
10-18-72
510.11
9.28
8.45
.82
1.30
1.00
PLASTERERS- 5. 1.72--
PLASTERER FOREMAN......... 8.495 58.595
PLASTERER 7.995 8.095
HEALTH 5 WELFARE .53 .53
PENSION PLAN 1.25 1.60
VACATION PLAN INCLUDED IN WAGES
--SUBJECT TO CISC APPROVAL
8.75
PLASTER TENDER............
7.425
8.75
HEALTH 5 WELFARE
.55
8.75
PENSION PLAN
I.BO
8.75
VACATION PLAN
.60
-CONTRACT 'DIFFERENTIAL PAY'
1o%
CLAUSE MAY AFFECT AGREEMENT
SETTLEMENTS FOR PLASTERE
R
its
AND PLASTER TENDER.
13%
ROOFERS
ROOFERS
FOREMAN
8.09
7.78
SUB'FOREMAN
7.99
JOURNEYMAN
7.74
7.53
ALL EMPLOYEES REQUIRED TO
4.00
WORK WITH PITCH. PITCH BAS
E.
OR PITCH IMPREGNATED PRO'
DUCTS OR ANY MATERIAL CON-
'FAINING COAL TAR PITCH
10%
SMALL RECEIVE ADDITIONAL
WAGES AS INDICATED.......
.50
163
WEALTH 5 WELFARE
.35
PENSION PLAN
.50
!0%
SHEET METAL WORKERS
9.44
GENERAL FOREMAN...........
11.17
8.58
FOREMAN
10.70
.83
OETA(LER
10.70
1.33
JOURNEYMAN
9.71
HEALTH I WELFARE
.69
PENSION PLAN
1.05
8.30
10%
16%
13%
$12 PER DAY WORKED
515 PER DAY WORKED
10.48
9.73
.34
.30
REFRIGERATION FITTER--
GEN'L FOREMAN-UNCERTIFIED
REFRIGERATION FITTER
FOREMAN UNCERTIFIED......
REFRIGERATION FITTER-
UNCERTIFIEO
9.96
9.13
8.30
TERRAZZO SETTERS
FOREMAN- NOT LESS THAN-
61.00 PER DAY ABOVE THE
TERRAZZO SETTER RATE FOR
SUPERVISING 2 OR MORE MEN.
52.00 PER DAY ABOVE THE
TERRAZZO SETTER RATE FOR
SUPERVISING 5 OR MORE MEN.
TERRAZZO SETTER........... 8.27
HEALTH % WELFARE .25
PENSION .40
VACATION .60
BASE MACHINE OPERATOR..... 6.20
FLOOR MACHINE OPERATOR
HELPER 5.95
HEALTH % WELFARE .25
VACATION PLAN 00
PENSION .40
TILE SETTERS
TILE SETTER FOREMAN IN
CHARGE OF LESS THAN 11 MEN
52.50 PER DAY 5 IN CHARGE
OF 11 OR MORE MEN %5.00
PER DAY MORE THAN THE TILE
SETTERS' WAGE.
TILE SETTER 7.65
HEALTH % WELFARE .245
PENSION PLAN .35
TILE SETTER HELPER'
CERTIFIED 6.24
TILE HELPER 5.96
HEALTH 8 WELFARE .245
PENSION PLAN .50
DISABILITY FUND .20
TITLE OF.POSITION
ORLY WAGE RATE AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
T17LE OF POSITION
HOURLY WAGE RATE AND
EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTION
EFFECTIVE AS INDICATED
OPERATING ENGINEERS - CONT-010-18-72
OPENATING ENGINEERS-CONT'O 10`18.72
MAGINNIS INTERNAL FULL
RUBBER-TIRED EARTH ROVING EQUIPMENT
SLAB VIBRATOR
OPERATOR 'SINGLE ENGINE-CATERPILLAR.
MECHANICAL BERM. CURB OR GUTTER
EUCLID. ATHEY WAGON. AND SIMILAR TYPES
'CONCRETE OR ASPHALT'
WITH ANY AND ALL ATTACHMENTS OVER
MECHANICAL FINISHER OPERATOR
25 YD AND UP TO AND INCLUDING
' CONCRETE'CLARY-JOHNSON-BIOWELL
QO CU TOS STRUCK'
OR SIMILAR'
RUBBER-TIRED EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT
PAVEMENT-BREAKER OPERATOR
OPERATOR. MULTIPLE ENGINE 'UP TO AND
ROAD OIL MIXING MACHINE OPERATOR
INCLUDING 25 YDS STRUCK'
ROLLER OPERATOR 'ASPHALT OR FINISH'
RUBBER-TIRED SCRAPER OPERATOR
HUBBER'TIRED EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT
'SELF-LOADING-PADDLE WHEEL TYPE-JOHN
'SINGLE ENGINE. UP TO AND
DEERE, IOAO AND SIMILAR SINGLE UNIT'
INCLUDING 25 YD STRUCK
SHOVEL. 8ACKHOE. DRAGLINE, CLAMSHELL
SELF-PROPELLED TAR PIPELINING
UPERATOR'.OVER 3/4 YO AND UP TO
MACHINE OPERATOR
5 CU. YD. M. R. C'
SKIPLOADER OPERATOR 'CRAWLER'
5klPLOADER OPERATOR 'CRAWLER AND WHEEL
AND WHEEL TYPE OVER 3/4 YD
'YPE'OVER 1 1/2 YDS. UP TO AND
AND UP TO AND INCLUDING 1 1/2 YDS'
1NCLUOING6 1/2 YDS'
SLIP FORM PUMP OPERATOR- POWER-
SURFACE HEATER 6 PLANER OPERATOR
DRIVEN HYDRAULIC LIFTING DEVICE
TUWEH CRANE OPERATOR
FOR CONCRETE FORMS
TRACTOR COMPRESSOR DRILL
STINGER CRANE 'AUSTIN-WESTERN
COMBINATION OPERATOR
OR SIMILAR TYPE'
TRACTOR OPERATOR- WITH BOOM ATTACHMENTS
TRACTOR OPERATOR-BULLDOZER. TAMPER
TRACTOR OPERATOR 'ANY TYPE LARGER THAN
SCRAPER 'SINGLE ENGINE. UP TO
U-5'100 FLYWHEEL H.P. AND OVER. OR
100 H.P.. FLYWHEEL AND SIMILAR
?IMILAR. BULLDOZER. TAMPER. SCRAPPER
TYPES. UP TO AND INCLUDING D'S
ANO PUSH TRACTOR. SINGLE ENGINE'
AND SIMILAR TYPES'
TRAVELING PIPE WRAPPING. CLEANING AND
TUGGER HOIST '1 DRUM'
BENDING MACHINE OPERATOR
TUNNEL LOCOMOTIVE OPERATOR
TRENCHING MACHINE OPERATOR' OVER 6-FOOT
,OVER 10 AND UP TO AND
UEPTH CAPACITY. MANUFACTURER'S RATING
INCLUDING 30 TONS'
-
TUNNEL LOCOMOTIVE OPERATOR 'OVER 30 TON'
WELDER-GENERAL
GROUP 7 $8.01
GROUP 6 $7.91
CKANE OPERATOR 'OVER 25 TONS UP TO AND
ASPHALT OR CONCRETE SPREADING
INCLUDING 100 TONS. LONG BOOM PAY APPLICABLE'
OPERATOR 'TAMPING OR FINISHING'
DERRICK BARGE OPERATOR 'LONG BOOM
ASPHALT PAVING MACHINE OPERATOR
PAY APPLICABLE'
'BARBER GREEN OR SIMILAR TYPE'
DUAL DRUM MIXER
BHL LIMA ROAD PACTOR, WAGNER
MUNORAIL LOCOMOTIVE OPERATOR 'DIESEL.
PACTOR OR SIMILAR. OPERATOR
GAS OR ELECTRIC'
BRIDGE CRANE OPERATOR
MOTOR PATROL-BLADE OPERATOR 'SINGLE ENGINE'
CAST IN PLACE PIPE LAYING
MULTIPLE ENGINE TRACTOR OPERATOR 'EUCLID AND
MACHINE OPERATOR
SIMILAR TYPE. EXCEPT QUAD 9 CAT'
COMBINATION MIXER AND COMPRESSOR
PARTY CHIEF
OPERATOR 'GUNITE WORK'
RubBER-TIRED EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR.
CONCRETE PUMP OPERATOR
SINGLE ENGINE OVER 50 YDS STRUCK
'TRUCK MOUNTED' OILER REQUIRED
RUBBER-TIRED EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
CONCRETE MIXER OPERATOR- PAVING
;MULTIPLE ENGINE. EUCLID. CATERPILLAR
'OILER OR JOURNEYMAN-TRAINEE
AND SIMILAR OVER 25 YDS AND UP TO
REQUIRED
50 CU. YOS. STRUCK'
CRANE OPERATOR 'UP TO AND
TRACTOR LOADER OPERATOR 'CRAWLER
INCLUDING 25 TON CAPACITY'
AND WHEEL TYPE OVER 6 1/2 YDS
'LONG BOOM PAY APPLICABLE'
TUNER CHANE.REPAIRMAN
CRUSHING PLANT OPERATOR
SHOVEL. BACKHOE, DRAGLINE, CLAMSHELL
UHILL DOCTOR
OPERATOR 'OVER 5 CU YD, M.R.C.
ELEVATING GRADER OPERATOR
LONG BOOM APPLICABLEo
FORKLIFT OPERATOR 'OVER 5 TONS'
WLLOER-CERTIFIED
GRADE CHECKER
WOODS MIXER OPERATOR AND
GRADE-ALL OPERATOR
SIMILAR PUGMILL EQUIPMENT
GROUTING MACHINE OPERATOR
WELDER-HEAVY DUTY REPAIRMAN COMBINATION
HEADING SHIELD OPERATOR
HEAVY DUTY REPAIRMAN
GROUP 8 $8.15
HOIST OPERATOR- CHICAGO BOOM
AUTO GRADER OPERATOR
AND SIMILAR TYPE
AUTOMATIC SLIP FORM OPERATOR
KOLMAN BELT LOADER E SIMILAR TYPE
CKANE UPERATOR-OVER IOU TONS
LETOURNEAU BLOB COMPACTOR
;LONG BOOM PAY APPLICABLE'
OR SIMILAR TYPE
HOIST OPERATOR. STIFFLEGS, GUY DERRICKS
LIFT SLAB MACHINE OPERATOR
OR SIMILAR TYPES '100 TONS OR MORE'
'VAGTBURG AND SIMILAR TYPES'
MASS EXCAVATOR OPERATOR
LIFT MOBILE OPERATOR
MECHANICAL FINISHING MACHINE OPERATOR
LOADER OPERATOR-ATHEY, EUCLID,
MOBILE FORM TRAVELER OPERATOR
SIERRA OR SIMILAR TYPE
MOTOR PATROL OPERATOR EMULTI-ENGINE'
MATERIAL MOIST OPERATOR
PIPE MOBIL MACHINE OPERATOR
MUCKING MACHINE OPERATOR 01/4 YD'
RUBBER-TIRED EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT
RUBBER-TIRED. RAIL OR TRACK TYPE'
OPERATOR 'MULTIPLE ENGINE, EUCLID, CATERPILLAR
SIMILAR TYPE
AND SIMILAR TYPE OVER 50 CU YDS STRUCK'
PNEUMATIC CONCRETE PLACING MACHINE
RUBBER-TIRED SELF-LOADING SCRAPER
OPERATOR- MACKLEY/PRESSWELL OR
OPERATOR 'PADDLE WHEEL-AUGER TYPE
SIMILAR TYPE
SELF-LOADING-2 OR MORE UNITS'
PNEUMATIC HEADING SHIELD 'TUNNEL'
HUBBER-TIRED SCRAPER OPERATOR 'PUSH-PULL
PUMPERETE GUN OPERATOR
00 CENTS PER HOUR ADDITIONAL TO BASE RATE'
ROTARY DRILL OPERATOR, EXCLUDING
CAISSON TYPE
APPRENTICE SCHEDULE
..PERIOD AND MATE
THE APPRENTICE RATE IS BY PERCENTAGE OF THE JOURNEYMAN'S RATE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED.
CRAFT
INTERVAL
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
5TH
6TH
7TH
8TH
.
9TH 10TH
ASBESTOS WORKER
12
NOS
.
60
70
80
90
.
.
.
BRICKLAYING 6 STONE MASONRY
6
NOS
50
60
70
80
90
95
CARPENTRY- CARPENTER
6
NOS
60
65
70
75
80
BS
90
95
MILLWRIGHT
6
NOS
60
65
1U
75
80
85
90
95
CARPET. LINOLEUM 6 SOFT TILE
6
NOS
55.2
60.4
65.6
69.9
15.9
82.9
90.6
CEMENT MASON
6
NOS
75
79
B3
BI
91
95
ELECTRICIAN INSIDE WIREMAN
6
MOS
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
GLAZIER
6
NOS
55
60
70
75
80
85
90
95
IRON WORKERS- REINFORCING
6
MOS
70
83
87
91
95
98
ORNAMENTAL
6
NOS
70
83
87
91
95
98
STRUCTURAL
6
NOS
70
83
BI
91
95
98
LATHERS- METAL
3
NOS
S0
6
NOS
50
60
70
BO
65
95
NAIL ON- WOOD 6 WIRE
3
MOS
40
50
6
MOS
60
68
76
84
92
MARBLE SETTER
6
NOS
SO
60
70
BO
90
95
PAINTING A DECORATING
6
NOS
50
60
65
75
80
90
95
100
PIPE TRADES- IRRIGATION 6 LAWN 6 SPRINK
LER 12
NO
40
66
74
83
90
'
PLUMBING
6
NOS
60
64
72
76
82.3
84
Be
92
93.1 100
REFRIGERATION AIR COND.
6
NOS
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90 95
SEWER 6 PIPE DRAIN LAYER
12
NOS
40
66
74
83
90
SPRINKLER FITTER
6
NOS
45
53
66
70
74
78
83
85
88 90
STEAMFITTING. INO-L
PIPEFITTER
6
MOS
60
64
72
76
82.3
84
88
92
93.1 100
PLASTERER
3
NOS
50
55
6
MOS
63
10
75
60
ROOFER
3
MOS
60
65
6
NOS
7U
80
85
90
95
SHEET METAL
6
NOS
55
60
65
70
72.5
75
77.5
BO
TILE SETTER
6
MOS
50
60
80
03
85
87
91
94