The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About64-127 - Prevailing Wage Rates - Establishing359 RESOI7JTION N0. 64-127 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA CALIFORNIA, FINDING AND DETERMINING THE GENERAL PREVAILING RATE OF PER DIEM WAGES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC WORKS. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa is required to find and determine the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for the construction and performance of public works; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, acting as Supervising Authority of the Costa Mesa Recreation and Park District, and thereby is the designated agency for adopting wage scales for the performance of public works for said District; and WHEREAS, the City of Costa Mesa, by Joint Powers Agreement, has the manage- ment control of the operations of the Costa Mesa Sanitary District, including the awarding of contracts for the performance of public works, and thereby is the designated agency for adopting wage scales for the performance of public works for said District; and WHEREAS, said general prevailing rates of per diem wages are set forth in a document entitled "WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES, JULY 1, 1964," and further set forth in a document entitled "SUB -TRADES HOURLY WAGE RATES OF i l BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES UNIONS," prepared and submitted by the Build- r■ ing and Construction Trades Council of Orange County, California, said documents being attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof; and WHEREAS, this Council deems it to be in the best interest of the City, and within the requirements of the Labor Code of the State of California, that said wage scales be adopted by reference; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, that "WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES, JULY 1, 1964," and "SUB - TRADES HOURLY WAGE RATES OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES UNIONS," as pre- pared by the Building and Construction Trades Council of Orange County, copies of said documents being attached hereto and by this reference made a part here- of, be, and the same are hereby found and determined to be the general prevail- ing rates of per diem wages for the performance of public works; and J BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said wage scales are hereby adopted by ref- erence as the general prevailing rates of per diem wages in the performance of M public works for the City of Costa Mesa, the Costa Mesa Recreation and Park District, and the Costa Mesa Sanitary District. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 21st day of December, 1964. Ma r of the City of Costa Mesa ATTEST: City Clerk of the City of Costa Mesa STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS CITY OF COSTA MESA ) I, C. K. PRIEST, City Clerk and ex -officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, do hereby certify that at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa, California, held on the 21st day of December, 1964, the foregoing Resolution No. 64-127, was considered section by section, and that said Resolution was then passed and adopted as a whole by the following roll call vote, to wit: AYES: Councilmen - Pinkley, Jordan, Meyers, Barck, Wilson NOES: Councilmen - None ABSENT: Councilmen - None IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 22nd day of December, 1964. City Clerk and ex -officio Clerk of the City Council of the City of Costa Mesa �. !I OCTOBER 1964 Sub -Trades HOURLY WAGE RATES OF BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES UNIONS Affiliated with +he Building and Construction Trades Council of Orange County 1605 No, Harper 51. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 531-3458 ADDITIONAL COST ITEMS Fo S b A'.. T p 1aac.r and aer Ppp. P C -,b f. c F1rhe Lea: rrer 1,- „e ,d -n RIGGERS & WELDERS + Same siege saS es -f, 10 .,eh rr,, as de' e. ASBESTOS 8-I-61 P I, : _ Wrrkel, 5 25 Heal & W -21c1 fP n PIFr-mel Iva 1e Par 30,1 IApp,errredr pal,e,, ,- /21) BOILERMAKER IS BLACKSMITH 1.1.64 10-1-61 8 r k& Sent— 4h F e- 5550 $575 S1 >e,,ek & Bal AvsafFrf Fo.-en Leadna _ 5.25 5.50 make, & Backn--h 490 525 B Ile, -aka, & 31-kn,In Heper 4.60 a95 LH'aH & Wef"e 0_I _ n P'a 101) IApp ,e,hlp I IVY-- on -.151 BRICKLAYER 5.1'64 BrcUaye- Fo-e-E-1.1 mere `her 5 mea 5371,r B k r & S M." - Soo 5 me._. 525 5-1 64 3.e5 IHea, & Werre 1212 IP p, PIe--ID,l CARPET & LINOLEUM LAYER 8.1.61 2-1-65 84-65 31.66 1.1,66 8S ' L,e, 5so t le 4.so 495 5.1 IHea 8 W 1 z-12 Vac -1 P-2% I,r 12 m: 4i, 2-d 12 m a , 4%1 Apps Tar3..- -1- ELECTRICIAN 7'1-64 ELEVATOR 9-1561 C „dcr Fmeme -. $5251, Berle, C ,0-1 S.11 /2 .ator Cr,T,ucto, He'p=_r _. 3.58 p oba^. .,,,y Heper 2.56 rteel a & Wefa,e ]n,lI°e , F. n-':or$I Iveatcr F.e- -2 -p le $ r5 4% 5 1', o, more) GLAZIER T-2661 6 Beer _... _ $4 51 (H -1-h & Wella -12c IPersL„ Fay Od Iv _e. e_-rl,l HOUSEMOVER 1.1-65 H, F ....$4365 dr m e J ,nermar 4J C5 T.d 9-1-- M 4.105 Mee It & We h,,e - T-1111 P'.en-'. Ql LATHER 5d-64 Or-, C ... 1, Ana-Loaal$440 LSH - $a-505 Foremen 37/2 Add .-Io"el ITdHP&- -s 51ApP r-a,HpT -m,l 1/1c) Fn Pa -2sd L 9 B eel, Aree-(o Nn IR L He, _ $554 Ill & Welfa,e 19 1 IF,_ a, P -l0 1 Iv fr Pa -2 51) [Trade Flc m- end Ap renlcexHlp He-, 3d MARBLE _24 7.1-64 5 1-65 61a o S .r <49s $515 p FBWene.e-1zd -J PAINILR$^ $V.]] 1.l-05 6.10 Cabl Spl er __. 5.]8 JrLl1lfiremen _ 548 E'.e<vlcal We1 _.-_. 548 e " Linemen 6evre 6J2 n Journeyman _.__.___.. 548 Afm ,; M onOor _._._ _... 54B C .mm C 5 98 Gene Cell_. _ 548 Mtn 548 kdn fr 507 aGro adman Frsf Y- E r C 43B U9 [i n Gu-d-eo-AOe, e 5.17 Fist Year 5a2 Feel 52, HeaHk & We Iarel hr. 532 ELEVATOR 9-1561 C „dcr Fmeme -. $5251, Berle, C ,0-1 S.11 /2 .ator Cr,T,ucto, He'p=_r _. 3.58 p oba^. .,,,y Heper 2.56 rteel a & Wefa,e ]n,lI°e , F. n-':or$I Iveatcr F.e- -2 -p le $ r5 4% 5 1', o, more) GLAZIER T-2661 6 Beer _... _ $4 51 (H -1-h & Wella -12c IPersL„ Fay Od Iv _e. e_-rl,l HOUSEMOVER 1.1-65 H, F ....$4365 dr m e J ,nermar 4J C5 T.d 9-1-- M 4.105 Mee It & We h,,e - T-1111 P'.en-'. Ql LATHER 5d-64 Or-, C ... 1, Ana-Loaal$440 LSH - $a-505 Foremen 37/2 Add .-Io"el ITdHP&- -s 51ApP r-a,HpT -m,l 1/1c) Fn Pa -2sd L 9 B eel, Aree-(o Nn IR L He, _ $554 Ill & Welfa,e 19 1 IF,_ a, P -l0 1 Iv fr Pa -2 51) [Trade Flc m- end Ap renlcexHlp He-, 3d MARBLE _24 7.1-64 5 1-65 61a o S .r <49s $515 p FBWene.e-1zd -J PAINILR$^ 41.64 1.l-05 7 1-e, .-1-66 Pa ler Fmeme 25c ebwo Jo.raey ,a e Br usF _ $4.52 $<-6] $4.80 $4,91 9ree5 Swvg Slee __ _ 4]] 492 5.0] 522 Imp, Steel & Bre, a]] 492 507 522 o+, Steel & B,Idge. 5«Ing Stege 502 5.17 512 5a2 I,on, Steel& B,1dSpey ..S 52, 5.12 532 5,41 Iron Steel & Bdd, ge. S.:mg Srege 53] 5.42 5. 5 7 Sandblaster S.27 5 12 5.322 5 41 Santblaslen S,n9 S1ega - SZ2 542 5.9 5 12 _ 452 467 4e 417 a92 F,P.,, ,., Feel, S.NS 429s 49°- 5.095 SSee' Rad _ Sirl a 4 S 4.9' W -I, St.,:elack W -. 2 SA2 _... Lc22 131 6J' 8 be, day f b -+e Vaca !liedµ & We'iare-16c7 pa-scr . 10 J--1-1 Spray _. -.-.._ $1 71 $51 $502 $522 - SPmy 51age. 502 5.17 592 541 el Rleee,s Cfimbtrg Steal -__..... R "er, Clj 5.02 SI] 5l2 541 J umer�a- Bros- C moing Sfoel _. __ SG2 5.,2 532 SQ J ,- Soar C -b q Sbel _ --... 527 54 1 S.R PAINTERS 4-1-61 S & Pl,-lel Leads, 10% e- b -V Jcwneymen ,fe Jou,neymen PICoFel Al -I _ S9.6, Jowneymen Slen Per 4.32 S,,, & F'a I He per- 3I2 7 de, f b & W e 10"c l IPe-.rice P' 1011 PIPE TRADES S�e_m. e �,.ea' Fore. a.-2G".+e... a e.�n _�...,..e Sr m. -e Fn,e" .,=eb,e J_ er lee. ]-1 d1 ]-1 65 $530 $550 5 eemlMe. _ 52' 5.5, Lind Burr 520 S5' Haan' & x S e:- , - pm , I1 P on P.a--6`, , l onaY Vaa8 F d y -Pa-°6 e s peyml 10-1.64 10-1-65 J" 'y Pp "'em" $5 5545 S,LFc,emer 495 525 UIP'dy RI 1 ar 4.50 520 'e, fH & M -1 pe- r, 6l Pp: r, F. 55685 IH.&W ] 1 P fcr 341 PP -.e J V " SID �H-8 W 21 IP _ s -- 31I P ban,y Pp & W He .el Persicr 22 '. IAPP�a��l Pe8 J._•n , e�61 29¢1: 3 - N rr ,dealrml Plpell Her 6aneral 1oremen-201 sore. groes Journeyman ndusfriel PipeENer Foreman -10%A ova gross Journeymen role. ]-164 7-1.65 Ir.d mfdel Pipetifler Journeymen... $5]0. $550 1Healfh & Welfare-s'trwa) (Pension Plan -6%) 1Vaccon & HchJaye-N/e%) 9-1 64 SpFrklor Eyler Foreman - __ _ 6.34 Sp[nkler Finer - 584 (H¢and & Wel-e-25,) (Pens:oa PIar-IOc) 9-1-M 9-0.65 R g s- pffer Foremen __ $572 $605 R !-g afion Etter 530 5.50 (Health & We1fare-2324) (Pension Plao-2628) (Vecelion & Holidays -32-33) (Tradesman -23251 PLASTERER 5-1-64 PI f er Foremen __ $5.13 P sl cr 4 75 1Hea'lh & Wefar---I8c) (P -o, Plen-I5C) (Tiede Pro-flon-5c) IApp•emfi-SF-I'hc) 5.1-64 P"een r Tder _ $4.39 H.11h & We I2h-1 IPanelon Plan -nal IV -Hata, Plan -15e1 ROOFER: 8 -I5 -6r 845-65 Foreman _. _._. _...._.. _.. _.._ $5 32 $5.57 5.6 Foremen ._ ..__. 522 5 4 J ... neymen _-. ..... 492 522 PITCH ROOFER & DAMP, WATERPROOF Is BITUMINOUS ENAMELER: Err er-o.................._.............1 $5.62 $5.8] S. b Fcorren _. _.. 5.52 5J7 J .... a,man 5 2 5.52 E enees 52] 552 P pe Wrapper _ _._.. 522 5.52 Proactive Ceafin,Wefar Wmke.._..... _ 522 5.52 SHEET & Wallare-ISc (Vecefior�l0c1 SHEET METAL Sbef Mefel Porerar-IG ebova Jowneyrnac m.a. 31 Seel Me!aI Worker._.....__.__._ 55.11 Hear, -1k huWalrry- 5.31 (Hee'th 8 Wellme-16c] (Pension Plan-3,) TILE #18 T Se''er Fvema- -large oT lees the- II men, $2.50er de,, end c arge cT 11 nen o� more men. $5.00 per day MORE THAN the ..e5efler, rate. 6.1.64 64.65 ills Seller Ba 925 $520 [Health & Wayarc-14/i] (Trade Promor-051 (Per,:n,-121/eel (veeen,--me! TILE L MARBLE HELPERS 311 6.1.64 61.65 Tie Se' a, He or $39] $4.0] Vacelbr OB =0 Penni �.. _ _ 05 18 Hea'.lh and W=1ta.e-I4'/yc) APPRENTICE SCHEDULE PERIOD AND RATE The Apprenfice rete is by percentage of the loureeyman s rale Craft Imervels 1sl Ind 3rd 41h 51h 61h 21h 8th 91h 101h I2 nor. e0 ro 50 90 Br, ermrk- 6 m _.60 65 75 80 .85 90 15 B dlapn 6 mos_.50 60 ,0 Ea 10 .95 Carp ars 6 roan. 15 )B -ftl _8K .B] .9J 33 96 Cer..eof Mamr= 6 m -e_.]5 79 83 .87 9' .95 z. 50 60 65 70 .60 85 90 G -Hers I'o6v h., SG .65 68 ./5 84 92 40 95 L-1 6 mos. 50 60 65 76 .64 .92 --,o lein 6 m z. ]2 8, 55 .B9 93 e] 6 let Is 70 7C 85.9n 0 mbar 6 n S 503 .. 15 /'J .]4 'o 93 56 �: Pisa'.. m _ .4 A5 5 3 R_rarz 6 mw...)4 BO i 90 95 9]5 eef Mab Wok's 6 mas._.55 60]G 125 15 ]]5 .6$ 5 5 ne-eo 6 55 60 65 - 75 BC -g- P r 6 _s._ S .45 52 SA h9 -5 62 ca v` TERRAZZO WORKERS 1964 1965 455 55 TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS ]-1-63 ]-1-65 AI3-Maci-W-4 _yC, 5423 I-, o-ced B -se Mach' -e i35 4 C IFa r & Fle\-r 11 c Op 3 s4e 3305 F -6e Y a- ". a -ye 3. 55 3.715 BUSINESS ADDRESSES HEALTH b WELFARE PROGRAMS CARPENTERS Health & Welfare Trust for Southern California M. A. Cornell & Co. -412 W. 8th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90014. .............. ——...............................MAdium 2-3141 CEMENT MASONS Southern California Health & Welfare Fund M. A. Cornell & CO. -412 W. 8th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90014 ...................... ... ............ .........MAdisov 2-6111 California IRONWORKERS' Field Welfare Plan 320 Judah St., San Francisco, Calif...................................OVedand 1-1770 LABORERS Health & Welfare Trust for Southern California F10 So. Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif. r'W14 ....................MAdivov 2-1212 OPEBATING ENGINEERS Health & Welfare Fmd 724 So. Park View, Los Angeles, Calif. 90057 .... ............. DUnldrk 85138 Covskuction TEAMSTERS Security Fund -Ir Fouthep California C^neral Correspondence: 412 W. 8th St„ Los Angeles, Calif. 90014 ..................MAdlson 2-9187 Claims: Teamsters Security Plans, Inc. 1616 W. 9th St., Les Angeles, Calif. 9W15 ....DUvkirk 1-3571 Famished by LOS .1NGELES BUDDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL AFI -CIO 1628 Beverly Blvd., Les Angeles, Calif. 90026 4834222 Resolution ilo. 64-J[7 6;age Scale Exhibit (641) 1964 WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES The wage rates listed below are m accordance with the terms of the Southern California Master Labor Agreement for the Construction Industry and rover the following commies: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial, Venture, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Kem. Ivyo and Mom. ADDITIONAL COST ITEMS, For Suhdstevice Allowance, Transportation and Travel Time Allowance, Apprentice Program Contributions, etc., contact the 14W Union or ita District Council having jurisdiction BIGGERS and WELDERS FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES, Same wage scale as mafb to which rigging and welding are incidental. CARPENTERS Health & Welfare -18i per hour Pension -154 par hon Vacation -154 per hour Foreman: Receives not less than 404 per hour more than the hourly rete o.' he highest classification over which he has responsibility, except"! m- anatie Nailer. dill" .... ._.._.......... __.................................................................... — onor Some man .......................................................................... Mev working from a swivgrog scaffold, or suspended from a rope or cable, shall receive 254 per hoax above Ne appinble journeyman m Apprentice rete. CEMENT MASONS Health & Welfare -184 per hour Pensioa-204 par bon Vacation -104 per bon Forman: When three or more Cement Masons we employed an ab, one shall be employed as a Foreman and shall receive not less tten 404 Par. hour more than the highest classification over which he hes Pd/1/M CementMason ------- ----- .........._...__._....._........._.............._.___..................$4.29 Cement Mason, cbmvping & patching ........ ...... Curb Foy & P Setter, including setting of lines, stakes end grades.... 429 CEMENT MASONS (castimided) IRON WORKERS Health It Welfare -15# per how; 230 per hour 8/16/04 Pension -100 per how; 150 per how 8/16/64 Vacation -100 per how; 15# per hour 8/16/64 Foremen: Received cut leas than 350 per hour mom than the hourly raw of the highest classification over which he has an When two or more Iran Workers am, employed, am shell be by the Em- ployer to act as Foremem. 6/16/63 6l16/64 Reird ' Ironworker...................._....._._._........_........$4.75 $4.82 Structu w0Ironworkerranworker .... __ ........ .................. 5.00 5.07 Ores mantel Ironworker ... - .............. .... 5.00 5.07 Fence Exactor . ..... - __ __ ................... 4.80 4.87 LABORERS 6/1/" Scrowl Setter, including screed pins ............................................................ 4.29 Cement Mason (magnesite, and mastic composition, 3.50 E,six,, De -0-Tex)....... ................................... - ........................... ...... 4.41 Cement Mum Floating It Troweling Machine Operator ............. ............ 454 Curb & Cutter Machine Operator (cement only) 419 Clary & Similar Type of Screed Operator.. ................................. . ........ 4.29 GrinchniVIdachind Operator.............................................................. Areaway, ninfilar Type Sowed Operator 4.29 4.29 Jackson ................. ........ mechanical tools not separately classified hwma____ ... ...................3.71 Scoring Machine Operator - ....................... ...................... ........... 4.29 Cutting, Sowing & S. New Concrete .... ...... ..... .................... Plugging_Shear Bt Holes ................................................................ 4.29 429 D T.1m Concrete,aol d1nEmb- ------------------------------------------ Mixer -Track (slabs, Vis and decks) ........................... -4.29 4.29 Material How Mae (slabs, flows; and decks - LsV. 4.29 Cement Masons on ; chair or suspended aff.ld, whether swinging or rigid did, We or T.1 -w ground, 10 N. 250 per hour over the a raw. 3.71 IRON WORKERS Health It Welfare -15# per how; 230 per hour 8/16/04 Pension -100 per how; 150 per how 8/16/64 Vacation -100 per how; 15# per hour 8/16/64 Foremen: Received cut leas than 350 per hour mom than the hourly raw of the highest classification over which he has an When two or more Iran Workers am, employed, am shell be by the Em- ployer to act as Foremem. 6/16/63 6l16/64 Reird ' Ironworker...................._....._._._........_........$4.75 $4.82 Structu w0Ironworkerranworker .... __ ........ .................. 5.00 5.07 Ores mantel Ironworker ... - .............. .... 5.00 5.07 Fence Exactor . ..... - __ __ ................... 4.80 4.87 LABORERS 3.60 Health & Welfam-1254# per how 3.50 Pe=Wn-10# per how 3.50 Foreoram Not In. than 30# V we mom than the howly wage raw of the classification over which how has leadership. - 3.71 5/1/64 Laborm,Gamnal or Combroolken __ ................................_......._........_...$3.50 ................. * ........... ..... ........... .... Deconlitic. Laboade, the Clecomag of Brick & Lumber ............. ----- 3.50 DryPackingor0 of Conm._.. ............... ................................... . .... ............... 3.50 Operator o Pneumatic & Electric Tools, Viloomig, Machines & aftnilax ,Ilic pip., including Sewer Pip., Drum Pipe & mechanical tools not separately classified hwma____ ... ...................3.71 .................................. ... _. ...... _.. .............. Concrete Saw Mae, excluding Tractor Type .............. ............................... 3.71 Roto -Scraper ..................................... ........ ... _ ... . .................... . ..... 3.71 Concrete Core Cutter ............................. . ........ ........................................ 3.71 AsphaltRaker & lower ................................................ __ ............................. 3.71 AsphaltShoveler ..................................... . ......................................... 3.00 BuggMobflm= ................... . .. . .... . ........................... - .......................... 3.71 Cement Dnieper (a. 1 yard or larger under & handling bulk cement) 3.71 Cesspool Digger & Installer ......................... .......... ............................. __ 3.68 Chackwasdw..................................................... .......................... ___ ............ 3.65 Concrete Curer Impervious Membrane & Form Clint - ........... ........ . ....... 3.69 Cribber or Shorn, ..... ................ . .. .. 3.86 Cutting Torch dpwah� c . ......... ..... ... .. .. . . .... .... .. . . . . - ................. - 3.55 Driller (Cow, Dimond or Welton), J., Driller. Model TW M -2A, Gardner -Denver Model D 143 & mail. type drillsin wound - came with memorandum of understanding betwe tows, and Operating Engineers dated at Miami, Florida, February 3, 1954) 3.95 LABORERS (continued) S/1/64 Driller, Jackhammer, 2% fact drill steel or longer ...................................... 3.79 Firm Grader. Hhthwa, & Street P.,,Iag, Airports, Rummy-, & smaller lotion................... . ...................... . ........... 3.60 Underground Laborer, including Casson Belloicw ..................... 3.50 .............................................................. .rex .......................................... - - - -- .. .- - - --- 3.50 tipper -Pot Tender & Form Man .___- . - 3.71 tpper-6-inch pipe and .................................... 3.84 ................. * ........... ..... ........... .... 3.58 :eel &Pens ......................... 3.625 NurseryM am . .......................................................... 3.60 ,Ilic pip., including Sewer Pip., Drum Pipe & .................................. 3.81 ail non-metallic Pipe Joints ........ ....................... 3.69 .................... . .......... . ....... 3.86 .................. ...................... .................... .. 3.69 ..................... . ..................................... . ... 3.78 4.0E ............................................... il........................ 3.95 r) . ........ - 3.69 . ................................ 3,0 hair or Safety Belt or Power Tons) .. . ...... ........ 3.76 lost.11c, (Lead Maxi ---- _ - - - - ...........-------.. ........ 3.65 L. .......... __ - . . ..... 3.925 . - .................... . ........... 3.025 ............................................... ....................... 3.55 let typeBrash Shredder .............................................. 3.71 Underground Laborer, including Casson Belloicw ..................... . ..... 3.63 watchon an ............. ___ --------------- .................................................................. 2.84 Window Clumear ....... ...... .................... . ... .... . ......... . - - ------ 3.50 IH roset macmda ard lxo� W 'Inst these. Layseat clact toyor k!!;.of 1- 1z . TUNNEL CLASSIFICATIONS (S. Nall) Health & W.1f.-12550 par hour Percum-100 per hour NOTE: Workman on each shift receive 8 limers'pay for 7 hours' work except- ing that on single shift operations (starting at 7:00, 7:30, or 8:00 ....) for towels In,, than 200 feet, owloner, worst. 8 hwrdpay for 8 hours' work. Th. chasific.tion "Shifter" oncetves . 350 par hour differential over the highest Labor classificatica, working. Shaft or or Nipper.........__ ................ __ ......... ... . ....... ...... . Clemkorialm, Cbletmelor ................ ------ - ........... Sicamsor (Brakeman and Switchman on TurneI Work) Powdearm.-Pruaw House - ---------__ ...... Bell Gang Foremen ...... ............. Bull Cang Marker, Trackman ....... Dump an an ........... ____ ....... ...... . ............ Steel Form Raiser & Setter ...... - - Helper for Steel Form Raiser & Setters ................. Vibratorman, jack Harrower, Pneumatic Tools (except driller) ............. Concrete Crew, includes Roddeas & Spreaders .............. .......... __. TUNNEL CLA331FIGATI0143 (Confined) vim CroatCrew ...................._......._...._...................._...._............. 4.105 Croat Cmen mn ..........._............._..........._................ 4.305 Kemper h other Pneumatic Concrete Placer Operates ................................ 4.355 ..............................._..........................................._._. Watchmen ...._.._........ 5/1/6t $2.84 OPERATING ENGINEERS Health br WelEere-150 per hour Pensioe-150pe how Vacation—Holiday Sevmgs Fund -390 Foreman: Receives eof less than 35d per hour over the hourly rate of the highest classification under las directiom 6/i/H CROUP1 ... ........... ......................................................... _... ............................ $4.03 Ah Compressor, Pump or Generator Operator Engineer—Oiler and Signalman Heavy Duty Repairman s Helper Switchman or Brakemen or Compressor Operator (2-5 inclusive, portable units) or Compressor Plant Operator or leu (Without dragtype attachments) Temporary Heating Plant Operates Tick Crane Oiler GROUP 3 ............................._...._..__...... ........ A -Frame or Winch Truck Operator Dlnkey Locomotive or Tunnel Motor Operator GROUP 4 or similar type % yard (With Dmgtype Attachments) Equipment Operator (Concrete or Asphalt Elect) udivg water wells) Operator (Up to 8 foot depth capacity, manufac- OPERATING ENGINEERS (eontlnued) 6/1/64 GROUP5 ............................. ........................ ................. ....... .............. ___ .... $4.81 Asphalt or Concrete Spreading Mecbarb al Tampingg or Finishing Ma - chive Operator, Roller (Alt types and sizes), Solt, Cement, Asphalt Rubber -tired, Heavy Duty Equipment Operator—Oshkosh, DW, Euclid, LeToumeau, LaPlant, Coate, or Similar Type Equipment, with any Type Attachments Skip Loader Wheel Type over %yard, up to and including DSyards Slip Form Pump Operator (poww-0riven hydraulic lifting device for concerto form) Tractor Operator—Drngtype Shovel, Bulldozer, Tamper, Scraper and Push Tractor GROUP8 .._ .....................__..._._............ ......................... ...... _.... $4.91 Combination Heavy Duty Repairmen and Welder Concrete Mixer Operator—Paving Concrete Mobile Mixer Operator Concrete Pump or Pumperete Can Operator Crushing Plant Engimcer Elevating Grader Operator Grade -AB Operator HigbBne Cableway Operator Hoist Operator (Chicago Boom and Mine) Kalman Belt Loader and Similar Type Lift Slab Machine Operator Loader Operator—Athey, Euclid, Hancock, Sierra or Similar Type Motor Patel Operator (Any type or size) Multiple Engine—Earth Moving Machinery Operator. Party Chief Pneumatic Concrete Placing Machine Operator—Hackley-Press yell or Similar Type Rotary Drill Operator, Excluding Came Type SHploader—Wheeltype over 1% yards Surface Heater and Planar Operator Tractor Loader Operator, Crawler Type—AB Typo and Sizes Tractor Operator—with Boom Attachments Traveling Pipe Wrapping, Cleaning and Bending Machine Operator Trenching Machine Operator (over 8 foot Depth Capacity, Menefee. turer s Rating) Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, Back H., Dragline, Clamshell, Derrick, Derrick Barge, Crace, Pile Driver, and Mucking Machine) Any employee wbo does any work underground in tunnels during any one shift shall receive a differential of 250 per hour premium pay above the s fpu- lated rate of pay for the classification of work in which pe may. be engaged OPERATING ENGINEERS Icoednuad) All opecainn and oilers on Wpment with booms of 80 to 100 fat innlud- in¢ jib and pile driving rigs with leads of 80 to 100 feet, shall receive W1 4 r boor premium pa additional in the regular rate of pay. sitar they . naive ars additlooe110d per hour premium pay age and to the regular rate of pay for each additional 20 fat of Ooom, includin It is agreed that two or more Engineer Operators will constitute a amp1W Mopaeyrere H maw in a Tower Crane egWpment they shall Pemo, Bucyrus Erie pearmarm pay Linden end similar types), and they shall receive 454 per hem premhm pay in addition to the epppplinUniversalUniversalEquipment Operator's in raof pay (Long Boom premium abeLL notetapply to this egWPment). Operation on all hoistingWparent with three drums re or mo, shall receive 154 per hour premium pay adIm.=el to the regular rate of pay. Combination Muer and Comperesm, Operators on Curdle work shall be classified as Concrete Mobile Muer Operator. Operators on Equip ant with scrapers or dragtype shovels in tandem dull receive Preacher, pay of 1$ml%per beer above the regular near. The necessity for the use of an employee as a Signalman shall be deter- mined by the Contractor. When used, he shall be an Eaginem-Oiler, who assistsgrvmg or relaying signals by mechanical means (also by means of heal signals on excavation work) directly to the Operator of hoisting equip- ment o On a -Y mew the Party Chief shall receive premlum pay of 104 per hos above the regular rate. TEAMSTERS Health dr Welfare -154 per hour Pension -154 per hem OWNER-OPERATORS-oweing tractor only, to be Put onpeymB of Covtmc- tor, all others, payments of 12354 par how (504 per half day, 51.00 per full day) to provide Health h Welfare. Foremen: When a Contractor employs on hu ayroll, on a jobeite, 11 or more Teamsters ooppeerating equipment under the jurisdiction of the Team. eters, arduamg any elutpmat lm than ser tow and maintenance equipment, the Contractor shall designate nee Teamster as a work- ing Foreman and he shall receive 254 per hour mon than the highest claasifiation over which he is F.... Driver W Dump Truck of less than: 5/1/64 1/1/65 4 yards water level ............ ................................ ._...... .... $3.95 54.10 4 yards but less than 8 yards water level ......_...._--- 3.98 4.13 8Yards hot len than 12 yards water level ._._...._......... 4.03 4.18 12 yards but less than le Yards water level - 4.11 438 16 Yards but less dean 25 yards water level ...................... 4.33 4.48 25 yards or mon water level (aivgle unit or combine- iton of vehic(a, excluding tnah or cubbuh trucks).... 4.79 4.94 Driver of Truck legal Payload Capacity: Less than 6 toes................................................................ 3.95 4.10 6 tow to 10 tow .__.......__...._.._._...._....._...._._._...._.._. 3.98 4.13 10 tons to 15 tow ....... ............ ...... ....... ......... ._...... ........... 4.03 4.18 15 tow to 20 tons ........... .____............. ._......... ._............... 4.11 4.26 20 tons or more _. _.._.__._._..._... 4.33 4.48 Driver of Doespster Truck.......................................................... 4.33 4.48 Driver of Trawit-Mie Truck -Under 3 yards ._.................__.... 4.19 4.34 Driver of Transit -Mix Truck -3 yards or more .._._...........__.... 4.33 4.48 TEAMSTERS IcenfinuaU 5/1/aa 1/1/45 Can and OB Pipeline Trudy Driver, Including Winch Truck and all cies of Trucks, or any other pipeline where a composite mew in card ........................................................ 4.13 4.28 Driver of Read Oil Spreader Truck .......................................... 4.13 4.28 Bootman........................................................................................ 4.13 4.28 Dumperete Truck len than 6% yards water level .................... 4.19 4.34 Dempmete Track, 6% yards water level and over .................... 4.33 4.48 Rose Cartier Driver -Highway _..._...._.......................... ---- --- 4.635 4.785 Water or Tank -Type Truck Driver -Under 2500 gallons .._._. 4.01 4.18 Water or Tank -Type Truck Driver -2500 gallons to 4000 gallons.. ....... ........................................................... ............. 4.13 US Water or Tank -Type Truck Driver -4000 gallons and over .... 4.25 4.40 Fork Lift Driver.......................................................................... 4.835 4.785 TrafficControl Pilot Car, excluding moving heavy egWp- mat. hermit leads .............................................................. 3.95 4.10 Track Creaser and Tireman................................. ............ .......... 4.28 4.43 Track Repaim s......................................................................... 4.915 5.085 Track Repairman Helper............................................................ 4.185 4.335 Warehouseman and Taunter .................................................... 3.87 4.02 Warehouseman-Clerk................................................................ 4.01 4.16 A -Frame or Swedish Crane Driver ............................................ 4.635 4.785 Driver of Eudid-Type Spreader Truck, less than 25 yyaarrddss water level (over 25 yards water level, use ISump Truck Classification)............................................................ 4.52 4.67 DW 30 and DW 20 Euclid -type Equipment, LeToumau Polls, Term Cobras and i- 1, type of eeqquipment; also PB and similar type trucks when put1.3g work within the Teamster lotlsdieder. regardless of types of attachments .........................................diti....................... 9.915 SOBS Drs Winch Torek per hour additional what ower winch, special operating power winch, or similar spaiel attachments.