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RESOLUTION NO. 3976
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
AZUSA ASCERTAINING THE GENERAL PREVAILING RATE
OF PER DIEM WAGES TO BE PAID UPON PUBLIC WORK
WITHIN THE CITY.
The City Council of the City of Azusa does resolve as
follows:
SECTION 1. Pursuant to Sections 1773 and 1773.1 of the
Labor Code, the City Council does hereby ascertain and declare the
general prevailing rate of per diem wages, the general prevailing rate
for holiday and over -time work and the employer payments for health and
welfare, pension, vacation and similar purposes, for each craft, classi-
fication or type of workman needed in the execution of contracts for
public work in thelocality of the City of Azusa, to be as set forth in
the attached "1959-1960-1961 Wage Scale for the Six Basic Trades" and
in the attached "Sub -Trades, Hourly Wage Rates of Building and Con-
struction Trades Unions" both revised to September 1, 1959 and furnished
by Los Angeles Building & Construction Trades Council, which attached
schedules are hereby incorporated in and made a part of this resolution.
SECTION 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of
this resolution and shall file a certified copy thereof with the Director
of Industrial Relations of the State of California pursuant to Section
1773.3 of the Labor Code.
Adopted and approved this 21st day of December , 1959•
MaXqr
I hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was duly
adopted by the City Council of the City of Azusa at a regular meeting
thereof held on the 215 day of December , 1959, by the following
vote of the Council:
AYES: Councilmen: Paul, Ortuno, Johnson, Memmesheimer
NOES: Councilmen: None
ABSENT:Councilmen: Teasley
PIPE TRADEntinued)
9/1/59
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Refrigeration er Foreman .......................... ..---------------
$4.35
SUB -TRADES HOURLY WAGE
RATES OF
Refrigeration Fitter............................................................
4.10
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES UNIONS
(Health A Welfare -100)
(Pension Plan -100-5/1/59)
Affiliated with the
(Vacation -47e of gross wages)
Lead Burner General Foreman
5/25/59
$4.65
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• LOS ANGELES BUILDING 8t CONSTRUCTION
......_...._ ..........................
Lead Burner Foreman ............................
4.40
TRADES COUNCIL
Lead Burnet..........................................................................
4.15
1626 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 26 -DU.
5-3041
(Health & Welfare -none)
PLASTERER
7/13/59
ADDITIONAL. COST ITEMS: For Subsistence Allowances, "Transportation and
$4.375
'Travel Time Allowances, Apprentice Program
Contributions, etc., contact
.
Plasterer Foreman..............................................................
4125
the Local Union m� its District Council having jurisdiction.
(...._..............._......_................-.-............._..........._.
Plasterer
& We] fare -154-5/1/58
RIGGERS &WELDERS: Same wage scales as crafts [o
g
which the arc incidental.
y are
(Pension Plan -]00-5/1/58)
Vacation Plan -121/20-7/13/59)
7/13/59
ASBESTOS
8/1/59 8/1/60
Plaster Tender ...__............... _..__.. .._......
$4.00
Asbestos Worker ----- ____ .................................. ....
$4.00 $4.15
(Health & Welfare -150-5/1/59)
(Health & Welfare-] 00)
(Pension Plan -120)
(Vacation Plan -250-8/1/59)
(Pension flan -100-8/1/59)
ROOFER
8/15/59
(Pension Plan -200-8/1/60
Foreman ....... ................... .......... -........ ..._.......................
$3.95
BOILERMAKER & BLACKSMITH
lo/ /5 • ic�
Sub -Foreman .__.... __......__.........................._..____
3.85
Boilermaker & Blacksmith Foreman .......___...._...-..-..
$4 4 0 4 S - 5! �o
Journeyman .----.- .." ............................................
3.60
Boilermaker & Blacksmith Asst. Foreman nr Lcad-
Pitch Roofer & Enamelcr:�lGS
man
15 S/. Ko
Foreman...................._.__......'
425
................... ..._.._._.... ._...._...__....._............................
Boilermaker & Blacksmith .Help.....
0
..........
Sub-Foreman........................................................_.._....._..__
4.15
3.90
_
Boilermaker & Blackslh Helper .........-....-..-..............
.
3. J 15' yio
journeyman ._................._........___..-..-.....-.........__.........
(Health BWel fare- 100)-eC
Damp. Wa(crpr)of & Bituminous Enamcler:/.,.�.�.
Foreman ... ..._....... ___..........................-......._.................
425
F,(,
BRICKLAYER
Sub-Foreman....................................................................
4.15
Bricklayer Foreman -Not less than $2.00 per day above
Journeyman .........................................-.
3.90
Journeyman rate.
5/1/59
(Health & Welfare -100)
Bricklayer & Stone Mason .............................. ....................
$4.00
(Health & Welfare -120-5/1/59)
SHEET METAL
(Health & Welfare -190-10/1/59)
Sheet Metal Foreman -10% above Journeyman rale
7/1/59
7/1/60
6/15/59
Shect Metal Worker - .... ......_..._
$3.85
$4.05
Bricktender............. ................... ._._..................... ................
$3.13
... ...... ..............................
Residential Heating Installer . ................. ..........................
3.85
4.05
(Health & Welfare -100)
(health & Wclfarc-110)
CARPET LINOLEUM LAYER
&(Pension
8/1/59 8/1/60
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Plan -100)
(Vacation -4% of gross wages -7/1/59)
Carpet, Linoleum & Soft Tile Layer ...... ....._....._......... .
$3.60 $3.70
(Health & Welfare -70)
TERRAZZO
(flus Vacation Plan)
Terrazzo Setter Foreman in charge of less than 5 men
ELECTRICIAN
$1.00 per day' and in charge of 5 or more men $2.00
WIREMAN:
7/1/59 7/1/60
per day MORE THAN' Terrazzo Setters' rate.
7/1/59
7/1/60 7/1/61
General Foreman
$5.39 $5.70
Terrazzo Setter .................... .._..........-._......_.....................
$3.78
$3.93 $4.10
.................. ............... _...........................
Foreman
4.90 5. 8
Base Machine Operator ....................... -.......................__.
3.43
358 3.75
_..._........_................_._...._....._........._._-......-.
Cable Splicer............_............-..__........-._...._......_.........
4.70 4.95
Flour Machine Opr. & Helper ._.......................................
3.165
3.315 3.485
Journeyman 11'ireman............_......._._..........................
Journeyman
4.90 9.65
(Health & Welfare -Pending)
Journeyman Technician ........... _......... ........ __..............
4.40 4.65
TILE
LINEMAN:
Tile Setter Foreman in charge of less than 11 men
$290 per day and in charge of 11 or more men $5.00
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General Foreman ....... ..................................
Foreman ....................................... ....................... ...............
5.39
4:90
per day MORE. THANT the Tile Setters' wage.
6/1/59
Lineman._.............-_............_........._.........._.._.........._..
4.40
Tile Setter .........._._ - .............................................................
$3.90
Groundman (Helper) ._..._.........._...._
3.30
(Health & Welfare -2t/2%)
Cable Splicer Foreman ._._............._........_ ... __............
5.23
(Vacation Fund -80)
6/1/59
Cable Splicer ..... ... .._._-...... ....._..._. ...................... ..........
4.70
Tile Setter Helper................................................................
$2.935
Radio & TV Towcnnan Foreman -.........
6.01
(Health & Welfarc-21/2%)
Radio & TV Towerman................... .......................... .....
5.40
(Vacation Fund -6%0)
(Pension Plan -1 J)
ELEVATOR8/13/59
MARBLE _---- --- -..
Marble �......._..............................
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Elevator Constr r Foreman ..........................................
$4.57
(Vac Plan -80-7/1/58)
Elevator Constructor..........................................................
4.06
Elevator Constructor Helper .... _.......................................
2.84
(Health & Welfare -60)
Floor Grinder.....................................................................
$2.91
(Vacation Plan -2%-6 mos. to 5 yrs.,
StockMan..............................................................................
4%-5 yrs. or more)
GLAZIER
7/1/59
1/1/60
Glazier-.........................._........................................_.._.......
$3515
$3595
(Health & Welfare -7%20)
(Plus Health & Welfare)
(Plus Vacation Plan)
GUNITE
Gunite Foreman -250 per hour more than the
highest
classification over which he has supervision.
6/1/59
5/1/60
Nozzle Man & Rod Man ...... .............................................
$3,62
$3.81
F,ftla............. .....................�.........................................
3.30
3.30
3.49
nd Tfan .........................
kQW11d
.
3.095
(Health & Welfare -100)
Brush, Swing Stage ............... ..............................................
HOUSEMOVER
7/6/59
Housemover Foreman .............__...._ ................................
$3.445
3.78
Hou.semover Journeyman ... ........ .......................................
. 3.185
3.83
Yard Maintenance Man .......__ ..................._._..._........._...
3.185
Spray Gun or Sandblaster ........................................... .... ..
(Health & Welfare -100)
3.91
LATHER
393
4.03
NOTE: 12%20 per hour additional effective
5/1/60
3.88
and 12%20 per hour again additional effective
5/1/61,
Paperhanger.........................................................................
negotiated with designation pending as to applica-
3.91
tion to wages or fringe benefits.
'I'aper_.............-............................_........._...........................
3.68
Los Angeles Area -Local No. 42:
8/21/59
5/1/60 5/1/61
Metal -Furring Foreman ... ................................................
$4.575
See See
Metal Furring Lather........................................................
4.125
Note Note
(Health & Welfare -153/0-8/21/59)
(Health & Welfarc-9%20)
(Pension Plan -1(0--8/21/59)
Sign & Pictorial Leadnian-10% above Journeyman
(Vacation flan-12t/2C-8/21/59)
Arca-Local No. 42-A:
7/23/59
5/1/60 5/1/61
Aigeles
n Foreman ...._.........._............_______ _................_.
$4575
See See
Nat -On Lather ........................ .................. ...............
__... 4.20
Note Note
(Health & Welfare -12%20-7/13/59)
(Pension Plan -100-7/13/59)
291
(Vacation Plan -120-7/13/59)
•07 -hour day for above
Pasadena Area -Local No. 81:
7/23/59
5/1/60 5/1/61
Metal & Nail -On Foreman ........ .......................... ..................................
$4575
See See
Metal & Nail -On Lather _.......................................
......_. 4.20
Note Note
(Ilealth & Welfare -121/20-7/13/59)
PIPE TRADES
(Pension Plan -100-7/13/59)
Plumber & Steanrfitter General Foreman -20% above
(Vacation flan -12%0-7/13/59)
Long Beach Area -Loral No. 172 t
San Pedro Area -Local No. 366 S
7/13/59
5/1/60 5/1/61
Afetal & Nail -On Foreman _..._.... ... ...........................
...._ $450
See See
Metal & NailOilLather........................ ------ ..................
4.125
Note Note
(Health & Welfare -12/20-7/13/59)
$4.08
(Pension Plnn-100-5/1/58)
Steanrfttter.... -............ .....__............. - ............................ .....
4.08
(Vacation Plan -12%20-7/13/59)
Lead Burner .................. .................................... ......................
MARBLE _---- --- -..
Marble �......._..............................
-7/1/58
$355
atlating
(Vac Plan -80-7/1/58)
(Health & Welfare -Pending)
Floor Grinder.....................................................................
$2.91
StockMan..............................................................................
2.91
Marble Setter Helper----------------------------------------------------------
2.66
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Apprentice Helper -1st 3 mos ...........................................
Apprentice Helper -2nd 3 mos . ........................................
2.10
2.25
(Plus Health & Welfare)
(Vacation Plan -5s/¢-7/1/58)
PAINTER"
Painter Foreman -not less than $2.00 per day addi-
tional.
7/1/59
1/1/60
Brush......................................................................................
$356
$3.66
Brush, Swing Stage ............... ..............................................
3.68
3.78
Steel & Bridge ---- ___ ................__...............__.............._..
3.68
3.78
Steel & Bridge, Swing Stage ......_.._. ................................
3.83
393
Spray Gun or Sandblaster ........................................... .... ..
3.81
3.91
Spray Gun or Sandblaster, Swing Stage ..... ...................
393
4.03
PaintBurner........................................................................
3.88
3.78
Paperhanger.........................................................................
3.81
3.91
'I'aper_.............-............................_........._...........................
3.68
3.78
Steeplejack Worker..........................._....._..._......_..........._
4.81
4.91
••7 -hour (lay for above
(Health & Welfarc-9%20)
Sign & Pictorial Leadnian-10% above Journeyman
rate.
4/1/59
Journeyman Pictorial Artist .... ............ _.._.......... ___ .......
$3.75
Journeyman Sign Painter .............. ___ ...........................
350
Sign & Pictorial Helper ...._._..._ ......................
291
•07 -hour day for above
/
(Health & Welfare -7t/20)
(Pension Plan -100)
PIPE TRADES
Plumber & Steanrfitter General Foreman -20% above
gross Journeyman rale.
Plumber & Steamhtter Foreman -10% above gross
Journeyman rate.
7/1/59
Plumber ................... -------
$4.08
Steanrfttter.... -............ .....__............. - ............................ .....
4.08
Lead Burner .................. .................................... ......................
10% above
gross Journey -
(Health & Wclfare-120-7/1/59)
man scale
(Pension Plan -2t/2% of gross payroll)
(Vacation & holidays -7t/2% of gross payroll)
7/1/59
10/1/59
Utility Pipeline Foreman .................... ....................
$4.305
$458
Utility Pipeline Jounteyuran... ._...---------------------------- ......
4.055
4.33
(Health & Wel fare- 120-7/1/59)6/23/59
6/23/60
Pipeline Foreman .................................. .....__............_.._...
$173
$4.98
Pipeline Journeyman ----- ....... .............................................
4.325
4575
Probationary Pipeline Apprentice (Helper) ..................
2.925
3.10
(Health & Welfarc-150-6/23/59)
Industrial Pipefitter General Foreman -20% above
gross)ourneyman rate
Industrial Pipefitter Foremmn-10% above gross Jour-
neyman rate
9/1/59
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Industrial Pipefitter Journeyman ....................................
$4.08
(Health & Welfare -120-7/1/59)
(Pension Plan -110-9/1/59)
(Vacation & Holidays -310-9/1/59)
9/1/59
Sprinkler Fitter Foreman .._ ...................................... ------
$4555
Sprinkler Fitter ------- ___ ......................................................
4.18
(Health & Welfare -7%20)
(Pension Plan -100)
(Plus Vacation Plan)
BUSINESS ADDRESSES •
OF
HEALTH E. WELFARE PROGRAMS
CARPENTERS Health & Welfare Trust for Southern California .
M.A. Cornell & Co. -412 W. 6th St., Los Angeles 14, Calif ....... MAdison 2-3141
CEMENT MASONS Southern California Health & Welfare Fund
M.A. Cornell & Co. -412 W. 6th St., Los Angeles 14, Calif ....... MAdison 2.6111
California IRONWORKERS' Field Welfare Plan
320 Judah St., San Francisco, Calif .................
1-1720
LABORERS Health & Welfare Trust for Southern California
810 So. Spring St., Los Angeles 14, Calif . .................................... MAdison 2-1212
OPERATING ENGINEERS Health & Welfare Fund
724 So. Park View, Los Angeles 57, Calif .................
8.5138
Construction TEAMSTERS Security Fund for Southern California
General Correspondence:
412 W. 6th St., Los Angeles 14, Calif . .................................. MAdison 2.9187
Claims: Teamsters Security Plans, Inc.
1616 W. 9th St., Los Angeles 15, Calif ................................... DUnkirk 1.3571
Furnished by
LOS ANGELES BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL
AFL-CIO
1626 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 26, Calif.
DUnkirk 5-3041
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(Revised 9JF/59) •
1959-1960-1961
• WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES
The wage rates listed below are in accordance with the terms of the Southern
California Master Labor Agreement for the Construction Industry and cover the
following counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Imperial,
Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Inyo and Mono.
ADDITIONAL COST ITEMS: For subsistence Allowances, Transportation
and Travel Time Allowances, Apprentice Program Contributions, etc., contact
the Local Union or its District Councilhaving jurisdiction.
RIGGERS and WELDERS FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES: Sane w10
scales as crafts to which rigging and welding are incidental.
CCARPENTERS
Health and Welfare -100 per hour.
Pension Fund -100 per hour.
Foreman: Receives not less than 330 per hour more than the hourly rate of the
highest classification over which he has responsibility, except "Pneu-
matic Nailer."
6/15/59 5/1/60
Carpenter........_..._........................-........................................_.........
$3.60
Shingler......................................................................................................
3.73
13.825
3 J55
Hardwood Floor Worker ......................................................................
3.80
4.025
Millwright.................................................................................................
3.80
SawFiler.............._....................................................................................
3.68
S. o
Table Power Saw Operator........_........................._.............._.............
3.70
3.925
Pile Driver Foreman ................................... _...........................................
4.125
4.35
Pile Driver Man—Bridge or Dock Carpenter ....................................
3.73
3.955
Pile Driver Man—Derrick Bargeman ..... . ...........................................
3.73
3.955
Pile Driver Man—Head Rock Slinger ................................................
3.70
3.925
Pile Driver Man—Rock Slinger...........................................................
350
3.725
Pneumatic Nailer................................................................_..................
3.85
4.075
Dien working from a bos'n's chair or a'swinging scaffold, or suspended from a
rope or cable, shall receive 250 per hoar above the applicable Journeyman or
Apprentice rate.
CEMENT MASONS
Health and Welfare -106 per hour.
Foreman: When three or more Cement Masons are employed on a job, one shall
be employed as a Foreman and shall receive not less than 336 per hour
more than the highest classificaion over which he has leadership.
CementMason....................................................................
Cement Mason, chipping and patching ........................
Curb Form and Plank Setter, including setting of
lines, stakes and grades ................................................
Screed Setter, including screed plus ................................
Cement Jfason (magnesite, magnesite-terrazo and
mastic composition)........................................................
Cement Floating and Finishing Machine Operator ..
Ct h and Gutter Mm
Machine Operator (cement only) ....
and Similar Type of Screed Operator ................
C ding Machine Operator .._ ....................................._.
Jackson Vibratory and Similar Type Screed Operator
Scoring Machine Operator ................................................
6/15/59
5/1/60
5/1/61
$3.625
$3-85
$4.04
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.625
3.85
4.01
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.745
3.97
4.16
3.875
4.10
4.29
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.625
3.85
4.04
3.625
3.85
4.04
Cement Masons employed on a Swinging Stage or Bes't's Chair receive 256 per
hour over the Cement Mason's Rale.
IRON WORKERS
(For territorial jurisdiction of Locals 229, 433 and 416.)
Health and IVelfarc-12'/26 per hour effective 8/16/59.
Health and Welfare -156 per hour effective 8/16/60.
Pension Fund -106 per hour.
Vacation Plan: 106 per hour effective 8/16/61.
Foreman: Receives not less than 356 per hour more than the hourly rate of the
highest classification over which he has supervision.
8/16/59 8/16/60 8/16/61
Reinforcing Ironworker ..... ......... ._........................... ...... $3.825 $4.025 $4.25
Structural Ironworker....._..........................._.........._...... 4.075 4.275 450
( rental Ironworker ...._.........._........._..........._........ 4.076 427:5 450
h e F.reetw'.............. ............................................... ...... 3.875 4.075 4.30
LABORERS
(For Tunnel Work, see Tunnel Classifications)
Health and \Velfarc-106 per hour.
Foreman: Receives not less than 306 per hour sore than the hourly rate of Ila
highest classification over which he has leadership.
6/15/59
Laborer -General or Construction...........__......................._...................._....._.... $2.88
Dcunolidon, The Cleaning of Brick and Lumber ............... .............................. 2.88
DryPacking of Concrete..._................_.........................................__......_............. 2.88
Operator of Pneumatic and Electric Tools, Vibrating Machines and similar
mechanical tools not separately classified herein .. ................... ...................... 3.09
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TEAMSTERS
Health and Welfare -106 per hour.
Foreman: Receives not less than 256 per hour more than the hourly rate of the
highest classification over which he has supervision.
6/28/59 5/1/60 5/1/61
Driver of Dump Truck of less [han:
4 yds. water level ........................................................
4 yds. but less than 8 yds. water level ....................
8 yds. but less than 12 yds. water level ..................
12 yds. but less than 16 yds. water level ..................
16 yds. or more water level ...._ ..................................
Driver of Truck Legal Payload Capacity:
Lcss than 6 tons ...__ ............................................_.....
6 tons to 10 tons .............................................
10 tons to 15 tons ..........._ ....................._........_............
15 tons to 20 tons .................................. .......................
20 tons or more..............................................................
Driver of Dumpster Truck ............................................
Driver of Transit -Mix Truck -Under 3 yds. ......
Driver of Transit -Mix Truck -3 yds. or mol'e ...
Gas and Oil Pipeline lVorking Truck Driver, includ-
ing Winch Truck and all sizes of Trucks, or any
other pipeline where a composite crew is used ......
Driver of Road Oil Spreader -Ruck ..............................
llootman..._.....................__........_....................................
Dumperete -1'nmk less than f% yds. wa cr level ......
Dunnperete Truck, 6y yds. water level and over __--
Ross Carrier Driver -Highway ...._ .............._..........._..
Water Truck Driver -Under 2500 gals .........................
Water Truck Driver -'2500 gals. to 4000 gals .............
Water Truck Driver -4000 gals. and over ..................
Industrial Lift -Truck Driver .............. .--- .....................
Fork Lift Driver .............................. ...... :.........................
Traffic -Control Pilot Car, excluding moving heavy
equipment, permit loads ................. ...........................
']'ruck Creaser and-I'ireman.......... ..... .:.........................
TruckRepairman............................................................
Truck Repairman Helper .................... .........................
Warehouseman and Teannster............1.......... ....._.......
Warehouseman-Clerk...........................
A-Frame or Swedish Crane ])river ....J .........................
Driver of Euclid=Type Spreader Truck ........................
DW I0 and DIV 20 Euclid -type Equipmcm, Lc
Totu'nea t Pulls, Terra Cobras andisinhilar types
of equipment; also Pit and similar type trucks
when performing wok within the Teamster juris.
diction, regardless of types of attaclunent ............
Winch Truck Drivm'-12t/26 per hour additional
when operating power winch, or similar special
attachments. I
$3.155
$3.365
$3575
3.185
3.39.5
3.605
3.235
3.445
3.655
3.315
3.525
3.735
3!535
3.745
3.955
3.155
3.365
3575
3.185
3.395
3.605
3.235
3.445
3.655
3.31;5
3.525
3.735
3535
3.745
3.955
3.535
3.745
3.955
3.395
3.605
3.815
3.535
3.745
3.9555
3.335
3.545
3.755
3.33:5
3.545
3.755
3.335
3.545
3.755
3.395
3.605
3.815
3.535
3.745
3.955
3-715
3.926
4.135
3.X15
3:125
3.635
3.335
3.545,
3.755
3.455
3.665
3.875
3.1555
3.365
3.575
3.715
3.925
4.135
3.155
3.365
3.575
3.485
3.695
3.905
3.995
4.205
4.415
3.265
3.475
3.685
3.075
3.285
3.495
3.215
3.425
3.635
3.715
3.925
4.135
3.725
3.935
4.645
3.995
4.205
4.415
TUNNEL CLASSIFICATIONS (See Note) •
Health and Welfare -100 per hour.
NOTE: Workmen on each shift receive 8 hours' pay for 7 hours' work excepting
that on single shift operations (starting at 7:00, 7:30, or 8:00 a.m.) for
tunnels less than 200 feet, workmen receive 8 hours' pay for 8 hours'
work.
7/20/59
Shifters.................................................................................... $3.70
Shaft and Raise Miner ........................................................ 8.65
Miners -Tunnel (hand or machine) ................................ 3.40
Timberman, Retimberman-Wood or Steel ------------------ 3.40
Blasters, Drillers, Powdermen.......................................... 3.40
CherryPickermen................................................................ 3.40
Nipper................................................................ 3.25
3.25
ktender, Cabletender .............................
nper (Brakeman and Switchman on Tunnel
Work)..................................................................................
Powdermen-Primer House ................................................
Bull Gang Foreman............................................................
Bull Gang, Mockers, Trackmen........................................
Dumpmen..............................................................................
Steel Form Raisers and Setters ..........................................
Helper for Steel Form Raisers and Setters ......................
Vibmtormen, Jack Hammer, Pneumatic Tools (except
Driller))..............................................................................
Concrete Crew, includes Rudders and Spreaders ..........
GroutCrew............................................................................
GroutGunmen......................................................................
Kemper and other Pneumatic Concrete Placer Oper-
ators.................................................................................... 3.40
6/15/59
6/1/60 6/1/61
$391 $4.11
3.86 4.06
3.61 3.81
3.61 3.81
3.61 3.81
3.61 3.81
3.46 3.66
3.46 3.66
3.15
3.36
356
3.40
3.61
3.81
3.40
3.61
3.81
3.15
3.36
356
3.15
3.36
356
3.40
3.61
3.81
3.25
3.46
3.66
3.25
3.46
3.66
3.15
3.36
356
3.15
3.36
356
3.35
3.56
3.76
3.61 3.81
Watchmen.............................................................................. $250
OPERATING ENGINEERS
Health and Welfare -150 per hour effective 6/15/59.
Pension Fund: 50 per hour effective 6/1/601
Pension Fund: 100 per hour effective 6/1/61.
Foreman: Receives not less than 250 per hour more than the hourly rate of the
highest classification over which he has supervision.
OPEAG ENGINEERS (Continued) •
6/15/59 6/1/60 6/1/61
GROUP2...._......................-----....----................................. $3.37 $357 $3.77
• • Concrete Mixer Operator -Skip Type
Conveyor Operator and Beltman
Dinkey Locomotive or Tunnel Motor' Operator
Equipment Greaser
Fireman
Generator, Pump or Compressor Operator (2 or more
portable units)
Generator, Pump or Compressor Plant Operator
Skiploader-Wheeltype-Ford, Ferguson, Jeep or
Similar Type 9/ yard or less (Without Dragtype
Attachments)
Truck Crane Oiler
GROUP3................................................................................ 3.61 $3.81 $4.01
A -Frame or Winch Truck Operator
Asphalt Plant Fireman
Elevator Hoist Operator
C Ford, Ferguson or Similar Type (With Dragtype
1\ Attachments)
Hydra -Hammer or Similar Type Equipment
Power Concrete Saw Operator
Power -Driven Jumbo Form Setter Operator
Rodman and Chairman
Ross Carrier or Fork Lift Operator (Job Site)
Self -Propelled Tar Pipelining Machine Operator
Stationary Pipe Wrapping and Cleaning Machine Operator
Towblade Operator
•CROUP 1 ........................ 6/15/59 6/1/60 6/1/61
...................................................... $3.13 $3.33 $353
Air Compressor, Pump or Generator Operator
Engineer -Oiler and Signalman
Heavy Duty Repairman's Helper
Switchman or Brakeman
GROUP 4
$3.72 $3.92 $4.12
Boring Machin Operator
Boxman or Mixer Box Operator (Cmicrete or Asphalt Plant)
Drilling Machine Operator (including Water Wells)
Grade Checker
Highline Cableway Signalman
• Instrumentman
Locomotive Engineer
Power Sweeper Operator ,
Roller Operator
Screed Operator
Trenching Machine Operator (up to 7 -foot Depth Capacity,
Manufacturer's Rating)
OPERATING ENGINEERS (Continued) •
6/15/59 6/1/60 6/1/61
GROUP5.............................................................................. $3.91 $4.11 $4.31
Asphalt or Concrete Spreading, Mechanical Tamping or
Finishing Machine Operator (All Types and Sizes)
Asphalt or Crushing Plant Engineer
Deck Engine Operator
Heavy Duty Repairman
Machine "Cool Operator
Pavement -Breaker Operator
Pneumatic Heading Shield -Tunnel
Road Oil Mixing Machine Operator
Rubber -Tired. Heavy Duty, High -Speed Equipment Operator -Oshkosh, DIV,
Euclid, LeTourneau, LaPlant-Choate, or Similar Type Equipment., with any
Type Attachments
Skip Loader Wheel Type over s/a yard, up to and including 2 yards
Slip Form Pump Operator (power driven hydraulic lifting device for concrete
forms)
Tractor Operator-Dragtype Shovel, Bulldozer, Tamper, Scraper and Push
Tractor
GROUP6.............................................................................. $4.01 $4.21 $4.41
Concrete Mixer Operator -Paving
Concrete Mobile Mixer Operator
Concrete Pump or Pumperete Gun Operator
Elevating Grader Operator
Gradc-All Operator
Highline Cableway Operator
Hoist Operator (Chicago Boom and Mine)
Lift Slab Machine Operator
Loader Operator-Athey, Euclid, Sierra or Similar Type
Motor Patrol Operator (Any Type or Size)
Multiple Engine -Rubber -Tired Earth Moving Machinery Operator
Party Chief
Pneumatic Concrete Placing Machine Operator-Hackley-Presswell or Similar
Type
Rotary Drill Operator, Excluding Caisson Type
Skiploader-Wheeltype over 2 yards
Sat face Heater and Planer Operator
Tractor Loader Operator, Crawler Type -All Types and Sizes
Tractor Operator -with Room Attachments
Traveling Pipe Wrapping, Cleaning and Bending Machine Operator
Trenching Machine Operator (over 7 -foot Depth Capacity, Manufacturer's Rating)
Universal Equipment Operator (Shovel, Back Hoe, Dragline, Derrick, Derrick
Barge, Clamshell, Crane, Pile Driver, and Mucking Machine)
All classifications employed in a tunnel receive 20¢ per hour premium pay addi-
tional to their regular rate of pay.
Operators and Oilm:s on cranes with booms of eighty feet or more, including jib,
and pile driving rigs with hammer leads of eighty feet or more receive 15P per
hour premium additional to their regular rate of pay.
Operators on all hoisting equipment with three drums or more receive 10¢ per
hour premium pay additional to their regular rate of pay.
Combination Mixer and Compressor Operators on gunite work are classified as
Concrete Mixer Operators.
Operators on Tractors with scrapers or dragtype shovels in tandem receive 15¢
per hour above their regular rate.
The necessity for the use of an employee as a Signalman shall be determined by
the Contractor. When used, he shall be an Engineer -Oiler who assists in giving
or relaying signals by mechanical means (also by means of hand signals on
excavation work) directly to the Operator of hoisting equipment only.
On a survey crew, the Party Chief shall receive premium pay of 100 per hour
above the regular rate.
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LABOR* (Continued)
6/15/59
Concrete Saw Man, excluding Tractor Type ......................................................
3.09
Roto -Scraper ......................................... ............... ........... ................. ............... ........ .....
3.09
Concrete Core Cutter...............................................................................................
3.09
• Asphalt Raker and Ironer .............................._.............._. ....................................
3.09
AsphaltShoveler....................................._.................................................................
2.98
Buggy'mobile Man.....................................................................................................
3.09
Cement Dumper (on 1 )d, or larger mixer and handling bulk cement) ........
3.09
Cesspool Digger and Installer................................................................................
3.06
Chucktender.................................................:.............................................................
3.03
Concrete Curer -Impervious !Membrane and Form Oiler ................
3.07
Cribberor Shorer..._......................_................................_......._...............................
3.24
Cutting Torch Operator (Demolition)_...............__...._.............__.............._......
2.93
Driller (Core, Diamond or Wagon), Joy Driller Model TW M 2A.Gardner-
Denver Model DH 143 and similar type drills (in accordance with utemo-
randum of understanding between Laborers and Operating Engineers
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dated at Miami, Florida, February 3, 1954) ..................................... ...............
Driller, Jackhammer 2t/2 foot drill steel or longer ..._ ....................._..............
3.17
Fine Grader, Highway and Street Paving, Airports, Runways, and similar
typeheavy construction ............................................... -......................................
2.98
Flagman.......................................................................................................................
2.88
Gas and Oil Pipeline Laborcr......................................... ........................................
2.88
1 Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper -Pot Tender and Form Man ..........................
3.09
Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper -6 -inch pipe and over ......_.............................
3.22
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GuineaChaser ....................... ............. ................. ........... ........................ ..._.............
2.96
Laborer Packing Rod Steel and fans ............. .................. ..__............................ -
3.005
*Landscape Gardener and Nursery \fat................._..._......................._.............
2.98
Laying of all non-metallic pipe, including Sewer Pipe, Drain Pipe and
UndergroundTile_............................................._........_................_.....................
3.19
Making and Caulking of all non-metallic Pipe Joints .... ..................................
3.07
Powdernum... ..................................................................... .......... ._............................
3.24
RiprapStonepaver ..........................__......................................._._...._........._..........
3.07
RockSlinger............_..._..............._................_..................._........................_.....__..
3.14
HeadRock Slinger __ ...................................................... ......... .......... ........... ., .....
3A0
Sandblaster (Nozzlentan)........ ........................................................ ............... -........
Sandblaster (Pot Tender) .............................. .............._..............._..._.........._.......
2.93
Scaler............................................................................................................................
Scaler (Using Ifos'n's Chair or Safety Belt or Power Tools) ..............................
3.14
Septic Tank Digger and Installer (Lead %fan) ......_ ........................._....._..........
3.03
Steel Headcrboard Man ............ -.........I......................_...........................................
3.305
Tank Scaler and Cleaner ......... ....... .......................................... .........................
3.005
Tartnan and Mortarman.................. _.................... .......................................... .....
2.93
Tree Climber, Faller, Chain Saw Operator, Pittsburgh Chipper and similar
type Brush shredd's......................;....................... ..... .......................................
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3.09
Underground Laborer, including Cation Bellower.................................
Watchman ....... .....__.............._..... ................................._......................._...
2.50
WindowCleaner ... ............_._..........-.......................................................... ............
2.88
-Has knowledge of plant. materials and how to plant them. Lays out plant at.
rangements to follow the landscape plan.