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RESOLUTION NO. ;;;J/r iJ...
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SEAL BEACH ASCERTAINING THE GENERAL PREVAILING
RATE OF PER DIEM WAGES AND THE GENERAL PREVAILING
RATE FOR HOLIDAY AND OVERTIME WORK TO BE PAID
ON PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS WITH THE CITY (1975-76)
AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 2398,
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Seal Beach intends to commence
several public works projects during the fiscal year beginning July 1,1975
and ending June 30, 1976; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the Labor Code
of the State of California, as amended, it is necessary that the City Council
of the City of Seal Beach ascertain and determine the general prevailing
rate of per diem wages and the general prevailing rate for holiday and
overtime work in the locality in which public work is to be performed for
each craft, classification or type of workman needed to execute the public
works contract; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has received reports ascertaining said
general rate of per diem wages and for holiday and overtime work established
by collective bargaining agreements and such rates as may have been
predetermined for federal public works within the locality and in the nearest
labor market area.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEAL BEACH DOES HEREBY
FIND, DETERMINE AND RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
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SECTION 1. The City Council of the City of Seal Beach does hereby
ascertain and fix the general prevailing rate of per diem wages and the
general prevailing rate for holiday and overtime work in the locality for
each craft, classification .or ~ype of workman needed to execute any public
works contract as follows, and in accordance with the scheduled attached
hereto and made a part hereof as though set forth in full. In addition, the
C~ty Council does further ascertain and fix the following:
(a) Per diem wages shall be deemed to include employer payments for
health and welfare, pension, vacations, and similar purposes,
(b) All public works contracts shall include in the specifications a
requirement for the payment of travel and subsistence payments
to each workman needed to execute the work, as such travel and
subsistence payments are defined in any applicable collective
bargaining agreement on file with the Department of Industrial
Relations in accordance with the provisions of Section 1773,8 of
the Labor Code.
(c) In accordance with the provisions of Section 1777,5 of the Labor
Code, properly indentured apprentices may be employed on a public
works project, and the provisions of Section 1777.5 shall be
complied with by the contractor or any subcontractor, .
(d) No qualified employee shall be refused acceptance as an indentured
apprentice or any emp1~yment on any public works project solely
on the ground'of race, creed, national origin or ancestry, or
religion of any such employee.
(e) Any contractor to whom a public works contract is awarded, and
any subcontractor under him, shall also otherwise comply with the
provisions of Part 7 of Division 2 of the Labor Code of the State
of California, as the same are applicable to the foregoing,
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SECTION 2. This Resolution, and any amendment thereto, is hereby made
a part of any public works contract to be executed by the City of Seal Beach
and shall be included in the call for bids and in the bid specifications. In
lieu of specifying the prevailing rate of per diem wages in the call for
bids, the City Council hereby authorizes and directs that copies of this
Resolution and per diem wages schedule shall be maintained on file in the
Office of the City Clerk located in the City Administration Building of the
City of Seal Beach, 211 Eighth Street, Seal Beach, CA 90740, and shall be
made available to any interested party on request, A co~v of this Resolution
and the per diem wage schedule attached shall be incorporated in the public
works contract by reference or otherwise, and a copy of this Resolution and
the per diem wage schedule shall be delivered to the successful contractor
or contractors for posting on the jOb site.. The call for bids shall incorporate
this Resolution by reference.
SECTION 3, The City Clerk is authorized and directed to cause a copy
of this Resolution and the per diem wage schedule attached hereto to be
published in a newsp~of general circu1ation~ithin the City at least
once, on or before -Lp.....,..,__.Jh/ If',. "?'7:'.
SECTION 4. The per diem rate herein set forth shall be periodically
reviewed by the City Council, and this Resolution shall be amended from time
to time indicating' any change in such general prevailing rate of per diem
wage, with the date of adoption of said Resolution set forth in the title of
any amended Resolution. In the event of any amendment to the per diem
prevailing wage rate during the course of the year, the City Council shall
specify the change in the first call for bids made by it hereafter.
SECTION 5. The City Clerk is directed to forward a certified copy of
this Resolution with the per diem rate schedule attached hereto, as well as
any subsequent amendment of this resolution, to the State Director of
Industrial Relations in accordance with the provisions of Section 1773.3 of
the Labor Code of the State of California.
SECTION 6. Resolution No, 2398, adopted January 27, 1975, is hereby
rescinded in its en~irety.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the City Counci~!,the City of Seal Beach at
a meeting thereof held on the .-0z:t'day of 4,h..,'--'-~/ ,1975, by
the following vote:
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NOES: Council Members ~h'U-
ABSENT: Council Members
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GENERAL PREVAILING HOURLY WAGE RATE
CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Operating Engineer
A-frame or winch truck operator 11.53 15,85 15.85 20,17 20.17
~a1t or concrete spreading operator
mping or finishing) 11.95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
halt paving machine operator (Barber-
reene or similar type) 11,95 16.48 16.48 21,01 21.01
Asphalt plant engineer 11.85 16.33 16,33 20.81 20.81
Asphalt plant fireman 11.65 16.03 16.03 20.41 20,41
Auto grader operator 12,21 16.87 16.87 21.53 21. 53
Automatic slip form operator 12,21 16.87 16.87 21.53 21. 53
Backhoe operator (up to and including
3/4 yard) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20,81 20,81
BHL Lima road pactor operator, Wagner
pactor or similar 11.95 16,48 16,48 21. 01 21.01
Bit sharpener 11. 85 16,33 16.33 20.81 20,81
Boring machine operator 11. 65 16,03 16,03 20.41 20,41
Boxman or mixerman (asphalt or concrete) 11.65 16,03 16,03 20.41 20.41
Brakeman 11. 02 15.085 15.085 19.15 19,15
Bridge crane operator 11.95 16,48 16,48 21. 01 21. 01
Bridge type un10ader and turntable operator 11,65 16.03 16,03 20.41 20,41
Building construction inspector 11.28 15,475 15.475 19,67 19,67
Canal liner operator 12.32 17,035 17 . 035 21.75 21. 75
Canal trimmer operator 12,32 17.035 17.035 21,75 21.75
Cast-in-p1ace pipe1aying machine operator 11.65 16,03 16.03 20.41 20.41
Chainman 11.53 15,85 15.85 20.17 20,17
Chip spreading machine operator 11,65 16.03 16,03 20.41 20.41
Combination mixer and compressor operator
Inite work) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
ressor operator 11.02 15.085 15,085 19.15 19.15
rete batch plant operator 11.85 16.33 16.33 20,81 20.81
Concrete joint machine operator (canal
and similar type) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20,81
Concrete mixer operator - paving 11,95 16.48 16,48 21. 01 21.01
'. Concret mixer operator - skip type 11.28 15,475 15.475 19.67 19.67
Concrete planer operator 11,85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20,81
Concrete pump operator (small portable) 11.65 16.03 16.03 20,41 20.41
Concrete pump operator (truck mounted) 11.95 16.48 16,48 21.01 21,01
Conveyor operator 11.28 15.475 15,475 19.67 19.67
Crane operator ~up to and including 25 ton
capacity) 11,95 16,48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
Crane operator (over 25 ton up to and
including 100 ton) 12.06 16,645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Crane operator (over 100 ton) 12.21 16.87 16.87 21.53 21.53
-Cr.ushing plant operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
Deck engine operator 11.85 16.33 16.33 20,81 20.81
Derrick barge operator 12.06 16.645 16,645 21. 23 21,23
Derrickman (oilfield type) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20,81
Dinky locomotive operator or motorman (up
to and including 10 tons) 11.65 16,03 16.03 20,41 20.41
Dri 11 doctor 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Drilling machine operator (including
ler wells) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
drum mixer operator 12.06 16,645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
ating grader operator 11.95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
ator operator (inside) 11.53 15.85 15.85 20.17 20.17
Engineer oiler 11. 02 15.085 15,085 19.15 19,15
Equipment greaser (grease truck) 11. 65 16.03 16,03 20.41 20.41
Equipment greaser (rack) 11.53 15,85 15.85 20.17 20.17
Fireman 11.28 15,475 15.475 19,67 19,67
Ford Ferguson operator (with drag-type
attachments) 11.53 15,85 15.85 20.17 20,17
Forklift operator (over 5 tons) 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Forklift operator (under 5 tons) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
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.' GENERAL PREVAILING HOQRLY '~~GE RATE
CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Operating Engineer (cont'd)
Generator operator 11. 02 15.085 15.085 19.15 19,15
Generator, pump or compressor operator
(2 to 5 inclusive) 11,28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19.67
lIIia11 operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
e checker 11.95 16.48 16,48 21.01 21. 01
ting machine operator 11.95 16.48 16,48 21. 01 21. 01
eading shield operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Heavy duty repairman 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Heavy duty repairman helper 11.02 15,085 15.085 19,15 19,15
Heavy duty repairman-welder combination 12.06 16.645 16.645 21.23 21. 23
Helicopter hoist operator 11.65 16.03 16.03 20,41 20.41
Helicopter pilot 12.32 17.035 17.035 21,75 21. 75
Helicopter radioman (ground) 11,53 15,85 15.85 20.17 20,17
High1ine cab1eway operator 12,32 17.035 17 ,035 21,75 21,75
High1ine cab1eway signalman 11.65 16.03 16,03 20.41 20.41
Hoist operator (Chicago boom and similar
type) 11,95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
Hoist operator, stiff legs, guy derricks or
similar types capable of hoisting 100 tons
or more) 12.21 16.87 16,87 21. 53 21. 53
Hydra-Hammer operator, Aero Stomper 11.65 16.03 16.03 20.41 20,41
Hydragraphic seeder machine operator
(straw, pulp or seed) 11.85 16,33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Hydrostatic pump operator 11.28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19.67
Instrumentman 11. 85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Kolman belt loader operator and similar type 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
LeTourneau blob compactor operator of
similar type 11,95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
~ mobile operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
slab machine operator (Vagtbutg and
i1ar types) 11.95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Loader operator (Athey, Euclid, Sierra and
similar type) 11. 95 16.48 16,48 21,01 21. 01
Machine tool operator 11.85 16.33 .16,33 20.81 20.81
Maginnis internal full slab vibrator operator 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20,81
Mass excavator operator 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21.53
Material hoist operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
Mechanical berm. curb or gutter machine
operator (asphalt or concrete) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20,81 20.81
Mechanical finisher operator, concrete
(Clary, Johnson, Bidwell or similar) 11.85 16,33 16,33 20,81 20.81
Mechanical finishing operator 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21,53
Mobile form traveler operator 12.21 16.87 16,87 21,53 21.53
Monorail locomotive operator (diesel,
gas or electric) 12.06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21.23
Motor patrol - blade operator (single engine) 12,06 16,645 16,645 21. 23 21,23
Motor patrol operator (multiple engine) 12.21 16.87 16,87 21. 53 21.53
Mucking machine operator (1/4 yard, rubber
tired rail or track type) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21.01
Multiple engine tractor operator (Euclid
and similar type except Quad 9 Cat) 12.06 16,645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Oiler, crusher (asphalt or concrete plant) 11.28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19.67
IY chief 12.06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
ment breaker operator (truck mounted) 11.85 16,33 16,33 20.81 20.81
mobile machine operator 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21. 53
t operator, generator, pump or compressor 11.28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19.67
Pneumatic concrete placing machine operator
(Hack1ey-Presswe11 or similar type) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Pneumatic heading shield operator (tunnel) 11.95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
Power concrete curing machine operator 11.53 15.85 15,85 20,17 20.17
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GENERAL PREVAILING J:toURLy"WAGE RATE
CLASSIFlCAHON STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Operating Engineer (cont'd)
Power concrete saw operator 11.53 15.85 15.85 20.17 20.17
Power driven jumbo form setter operator 11.53 15.85 15.85 20,17 20.17
Power sweeper operator 11.65 16.03 16,03 20.41 20.41
~crete gun operator 11,95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
operator 11,02 15,085 15.085 19,15 19,15
te controlled earthmoving machine
operator 12,32 17.035 17,035 21,75 21,75
Road oil mixing machine operator 11.85 16.33 16,33 20,81 20,81
Rodman 11,65 16,03 16.03 20.41 20.41
Roller operator (asphalt or finish) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Roller operator (compacting) 11.65 16.03 16.03 20,41 20,41
Ross carrier operator (jobsite) 11.53 15.85 15.85 20.17 20.17
Rotary drill helper (Oilfield) 11.28 15.475 15. 475 19.67 19.67
Rotary drill operator (excluding caisson
type) 11,95 16.48 16,48 21,01 21. 01
Rubber tired earthmoving equipment operator
(single engine up to and including 25
yards struck) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Rubber tired earthmoving equipment operator
(single engine, Caterpillar, Euclid, Athey
wagon, and similar types with any and all
attachments over 25 yards up to and
including 50 cubic yards struck) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21.01
Rubber tired earthmoving equipment operator
(single engine, over 50 yards struck) 12.06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21.23
Rubber tired earthmoving equipment operator
(multiple engine, up to and including
111:"'" ""0'1 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
er tired earthmoving equipment operator
1tip1e engine, Euclid, Caterpillar and
i1ar, over 25 yards and up to 50 cubic
yards struck) 12,06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Rubber tired earthmoving equipment operator
(multiple engine, Euclid, Caterpillar and
similar type over 50 cubic yards struck) 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21.53
Rubber tired scraper operator (self-loading,
paddle wheel type - John Deere 1040 and
similar unit) 11.95 16,48 16,48 21. 01 21.01
Rubber tired self-loading scraper operator
(paddle wheel - auger type self-loading,
2 or more units) 12.21 16,87 16.87 21,53 21.53
Rubber tired scraper operator pushing one
another push Cat, push-pull 12.21 16,87 16.87 21,53 21.53
Screed operator (asphalt or concrete) 11. 65 16.03 16,03 20,41 20.41
Self-propelled tar pipe1ining machine operator11.85 16.33 16.33 20.;8~)" 20.81
Shovel, backhoe, drag1ine or clamshell
operator (over 3/4 yard and up to 5 cubic
yards, manufacturer's recommended capacity) 11.95 16,48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
Shovel. backhoe, drag1ine or clamshell
operator (over 5 cubic yards, manufacturer's
recommended capacity) 12.06 16.645 16,645 21. 23 21.23
Signalman 11. 02 15,085 15.085 19.15 19.15
~loader operator (wheel type up to 3/4
d without attachments) 11.28 15.475 15,475 19,67 19.67
loader operator (crawler and wheel type
er 3/4 yard and up to and including
1-1/2' yards) 11.85 16.33 16r:33 20,81 20,81
Skip10ader operator (crawler and wheel type,
over 1-1/2 yards up to and including
6-1/2 yards) 11.95 16,48 16,48 21.01 21,01
Slip form pump operator (power driven
hydraulic lifting device for concrete forms 11.85 16,33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Soils field technician 11,28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19,67
Stationary pipe wrapping and cleaning machine
operator 11. 53 15,85 15.85 20,17 20.17
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GENERAL PREVAILING HOURLY ~AGE RATE
CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Operating Engineer (cont~od)
Stinger crane operator (Austin-Western
or similar type) 11,85 16.33 16,33 20,81 20,81
Surface heaters and planer operator 11,95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
IChman 11. 02 15,085 15,085 19,15 19,15
em equipment operator (2 units only) 12.21 16.87 16.87 21. 53 21. 53
em equipment operator (Quad 9 or
similar type) 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21. 53
Tar pot fireman 11.28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19,67
Temporary heating plant operator 11.28 15.475 15,475 19.67 19.67
Tower crane operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Tower crane repairman 12,06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21.23
Tractor compressor drill combination
operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21,01
Tractor loader operator (crawler and wheel
type over 6-1/2 yards) 12.06 16.645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Tractor operator - bulldozer, tamper, scraper
(single engine up to 100 horsepower
flywheel and similar types, up to and
including D-5 and similar types) 11.85 16,33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Tractor operator (any type larger than D-5
- 100 flywheel horsepower and over, or
similar) (bulldozer, tamper, scraper and
push tractor, single engine) 11,95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Tractor operator (boom attachments) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21.01 21. 01
Traveling pipe wrapping, Cleaning and
bending machine operator 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Trenching machine oiler 11. 28 15.475 15.475 19.67 19.67
JIIi'h"9 ..'h'" 'p.,.t" l'p t, 6 f.otl 11,65 16,03 16.03 20,41 20.41
ching machine operator (over 6 foot
th capacity, manufacturer's rating) 11.95 16,48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
k crane oiler 11.28 15.475 15.475 19,67 19.67
Tugger hoist operator (1 drum) 11,85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Tunnel locomotive operator (over 10 and up
to and including 30 tons) 11.85 16.33 16.33 20.81 20.81
Tunnel locomotive operator (over 30 ton) 11.95 16.48 16.48 21. 01 21. 01
Tunnel mole boring machine operator 12.21 16,87 16.87 21. 53 21,53
Welder - certified 12.06 16,645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Welder - general 11.85 16,33.' 16,33 20,81 20,81
Wheel excavator operator (over 750 cu. .vds,
per hour) 12.32 17 ,035 17,035 21. 75 21.75
Woods mixer operator and similar pugmi11
equipment 12.06 16,645 16.645 21. 23 21. 23
Laborer
Asphalt raker, 1uteman and ironer 9.71 13,175 13.175 16,64 16,64
Asphalt shoveler 9,50 12.86 12.86 16.22 16.22
Blaster, powderman - 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 10.05 13,685 13,685 17,32 17 ,32
lymObile man 9..61 13.025 13.025 16.44 16.44
nt dumper (on 1 yard or larger mixer
handling bulk cement) 9.61 13.025 13,025 16,44 16.44
esspoo1 digger and installer 9,5B 12.98 12.98 16.38 16.38
Chucktender 9.55 12.935 12,935 16,32 16,32
Cleaner and handler of panel forms 9.40 12.71 12.71 16.02 16.02
Concrete core cutter, grinder or sander 9,71 13,175 13,175 16,64 16,64
Concrete curer - impervious membrane and
form oil er 9.59 12.995 12.995 16.40 16.40
Concrete,saw man, cutting, scoring old and
new concrete 9.71 13,175 13,175 16,64 16.64
Concrete screeder for rough strike off 9,40 12,71 12.71 16.02 16.02
Concrete curer (water curing) . 9.40 12.71 12.71 16,02 16,02
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Laborer (cont'd)
Cribber, shorer, 1agger, sheeter and trench
bracer, user of hand guided lagging hammer
Cutting torch operator (demolition)
Iller: All power drills, excluding
ckhammer, whether core, diamond, wagon,
ack, multiple unit, and any and all other
types of mechanical drills without regard
to the form of motive power
Driller, jackhammer with 2-1/2 foot drill
steel or longer
~ry packer of concrete, plugging and filling
of shee-bo1t holes
Fine grader, highway and street paving,
airports, runways, and similar type heavy
construction
Fire watcher, limber, brush loader, pi1er
and debris handler
Flagman
Gas and oil pipe1 ine','laborer
Gas and oil pipeline wrapper - 6 inch pipe
and over
Gas and oil pipeline wrapper - pot tender
and form man
Guinea chaser
Head rock slinger
Impact wrench operator, mu1tip1ate
Kett1eman, potman and man applying asphalt,
la ko1d, creosote. lime caustic and
i1ar type materials
rer, general or construction
rer, temporary water and air lines
Laborer packing rod steel and pans
Landscape gardener and nurseryman
Material hoseman (walls, slabs. floors and
decks)
Mixer-truck chute man (walls, slabs, decks,
floors, foundations and footings - curb
and gutter and sidewalks)
Operator of pneumatic, gas, electric tools,
vibrating machines and similar mechanical
tools not separately classified herein
Pipe1ayer performing all services in the
laying and installation of pipe from the
point of receiving pipe in the ditch until
completion of operation
Pipe1ayer's backup man
Oversize concrete vibrator operator, 70
pounds and over
Power broom operator (small)
Prefabricated manhole installer
Rigger and signalman
Riprap stonepaver, placing stone or wet
Iked concrete
k slinger
scraper and tiller operator
blaster (nozz1eman)
Sandblaster (pot tender)
Scaler
Septic tank digger and installer (lead man)
Slip form raiser
Steel headerboard man and guideline setter
Tamper operator, Barko, Wacker and similar
type
Tank scaler and cleaner
Tarman and mortarman
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GENERAL PREVArLING HOURLY WAGE RATE
STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
9,91
9.45
10,05
9,79
9,40
9.50
9.40
9,40
9,40
"9.74
9,61
9.58
9,92
9,71
9,74
9,40
9.40
9.52
9.50
9,40
9,40
9.71
9.91
9,69
9,81
9.61
9,91
9,40
9,59
9.66
9,61
9,85
9,59
9,45
9.55
9.40
9,82
9.71
9.52
9.45
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13.475
12,785
13.685
13.295
12.71
12.86
12,71
12,71
12.71
13.22
13.025
12.98
13.49
13,175
13.22
12,71
12.71
12.89
12.86
12.71
12,71
13.175
13,475
13. 145
13.325
13.025
13.475
12,71
12.995
13.10
13.025
13.385
12,995
12,785
12.935
12.71
13,34
13,175
12.89
12.785
13,475
12.785
13.685
13.295
12,71
12.86
12.71
12.71
12.71
13.22
13.025
12.98
13,49
13.175
13,22
12.71
12.71
12,89
12,86
12,71
12.71
13.175
13.475
13,145
13.325
13.025
13,475
12.71
12.995
13,10
13.025
13.385
12.995
12,785
12.935
12.71
13.34
13.175
12.89
12.785
17.04
16,12
17.32
16.80
16.02
16,22
16.02
16.02
16.02
16.70
16.44
16.38
17.06
16.64
16.70
16,02
16.02
16.26
16.22
16.02
16.02
16,64
17 ,04
16.60
16,84
16.44
17.04
16,02
16,40
16.54
16.44
16.92
16,40
16,12
16.32
16.02
16.86
16,64
16.26
16.12
17.04
16.12
17,32
16.80
16,02
16.22
16,02
16.02
16.02
16.70
16.44
16.38
17 ,06
16.64
16.70
16,02
16.02
16.26
16,22
16,02
16.02
16.64
17 .04
16.60
16.84
16,44
17 .04
16,02
16,40
16.54
16,44
16.92
16.40
16.12
16.32
16.02
16,86
16.64
16.26
16.12
Resolution Number.
" GENERAL PREvArL"fNG HfllJ.RL Y"'WAGE RATE
CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Laborer (cont'd)
Tree climber, faller, chainsaw operator,
Pittsburgh chipper and similar type brush
shredder operator 9,61 13.025 13,025 16.44 16,44
~Ching machine operator, hand propelled 9.61 13.025 13.025 16,44 16.44
rground laborer, including caisson
lower 9,53 12.905 12.905 16.28 16.2B
We der 9,91 13.475 13,475 17,04 17 ,04
Window cleaner 9.40 12,71 12.71 16.02 16.02
Gunite gunman 10.32 14.14 14.14 17.96 17.96
Gunite nozz1eman 10.82 14.89 14.89 18.96 18,96
Gunite reboundman 9.36 12,70 12,70 16,04 16.04
Gunite rodman 10.82 14.89 14.89 18.96 18.96
Tunnel Laborer
Batch plant laborer 10.68 14.68 14.68 18.68 18.68
Blaster, driller and powderman 10,96 15,10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Bull gang mucker, trackman 10.68 14,68 14.68 18.68 18,68
Changehouseman 10.68 14.68 14.68 18.68 18,68
Chemical grout jetman 10.96 15,10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Cherrypicker man 10,96 15,10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Chucktender and cab1etender 10.80 14,86 14,86 18.92 18,92
Concrete crewman, including rodder and
spreader 10.68 14.68 14.68 18.68 18.68
Diamond driller 11.24 15,52 15.52 19.80 19,80
Dumpman 10,68 14.68 14.68 18,68 18,68
Dumpman, outside 10.68 14.68 14.68 18.68 18.68
Grout gunman 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
It mixerman 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
t pumpman 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
er for steel form raiser and setter 10.96 15,10 15.10 19.24 19,24
Jackleg miner 10.96 15,10 15.10 19.24 19,24
Jumbo man 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Kemper and other pneumatic concrete placer
operator 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19,24
Loader and un10ader of agitator cars 10.80 14.86 14.86 18.92 18.92
Miner, tunnel (hand or machine) 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Nipper 10.80 14.86 14,86 18.92 18,92
Nozz1eman, operator of troweling and/or
grouting machine 10.96 15.10 15,10 19.24 19,24
Powderman, primer house 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19,24
Pot tender, using mastic or other material,
shotcrete, etc. 10.80 14.86 14.86 18.92 18.92
Primer man 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Sandblaster 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Shaft and raise miner 11.24 15.52 15.52 19.80 19.80
Shotcrete man 10.96 15,10 15,10 19.24 19,24
Steel form raiser and setter 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
Swamper (brakeman and switchman on tunnel
work) 10.68 14.68 14.68 18.68 T8'.68'
Timberman, retimberman (wood or steel) 10.96 15.10 15,10 19,24 19,24
Tool man 10.68 14,68 14.68 18.68 18.68
~e1 concrete finisher 10.96 15.10 15.10 19.24 19.24
ne1 materials handling man 10,68 14.68 14.68 18,68 18.68
ratorman, jackhammer and pneumatic
1 operator (except driller) 10,80 14,86 14.86 18,92 18,92
Teamster
A-Frame or Swedish crane driver 10.65 14.625 14.625 18,60 18,60
Bootman 10,13 13.845 13.845 17,56 17.56
Cement distributor truck driver 10.13 13.845 13.845 17.56 17.56
Driver of vehicle or combination of vehicles
of 2 axles 9.95 13.575 13.575 17.20 17.20
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" GENERAL PREVAILING MOijRLy'WAGE RATE
CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Teamster (cont~d)
Driver of vehicle or combination of vehicles
of 3 axles 10.10 13.80 13.80 17 .50 17.50
Driver of vehicle or combination of vehicles
~4 or more axles 10.35 14.175 14.175 18.00 18,00
er of all off-highway equipment within
mster jurisdiction 10.90 15.00 15.00 19.10 19,10
Drlver of dump truck (less than 12 yds.,
water level) 10.03 13.695 13.695 17.36 17 ,36
Driver of dump truck (12 yds. but less than
16 yds,. water level) 10," 13.815 13,815 17.52 17.52
Driver of dump truck (16 yds. but less than
25 yds., water level) 10,33 14.145 14.145 17,96 17.96
Driver of dump truck (25 yds. or more,
water level) 10.90 15.00 15.00 19.10 19.10
Driver of road oil spreader truck 10.13 13,845 13.845 17,56 17 ,56
Driver of transi~-mix truck under 3 yards 10.19 13.935 13,935 17.68 17,68
Driver of transit-mix truc, 3 yards or more 10.33 14,145 14,145 17.96 17,96
Dumpcrete truck driver, less than 6-1/2 yds.,
water level 10.19 13,935 13,935 17.68 17,68
Dumpcrete truck driver, 6-1/2 yards water
level and over 10.33 14,145 14,145 17.96 17 ,96
Fork lift driver 10,65 14.625 14.625 18.60 18.60
Fuel truck driver 10.13 13.845 13,845 17.56 17 .56
Pipeline and utility working truck driver,
including winch truck, but limited to trucks
applicable to pipeline and utility work,
where a composite crew is used 10.28 14,07 14.07 17,86 17.86
Ross carrier driver - highway 10.65 14.625 14.625 18,60 18,60
~ry truck driver 10.28 14.07 14.07 17 .86 17.86
man 10,78 14.82 14.82 18,86 18,86
fic-contro1 pilot car driver, excluding
moving heavy equipment, permit loads 9,95 13.575 13,575 17,20 17.20
Truck greaser 10.28 14,07 14.07 17.86 17.86
Truck mounted power broom operator 10,01 13.665 13,665 17.32 17.32
Truck repairman 10,90 15.00 15,00 19,10 19.10
Truck repairman helper 10.20 13.95 13.95 17.70 17.70
Truck repairman - welder 11.00 15,15 15.15 19.30 19,30
Warehouseman and teamster 9.87 15.15 15.15 19.30 19,30
Warehouseman - clerk 10.01 13,665 13.665 17,32 17.32
Water truck driver (2 axles) 10.13 13,845 13.845 17.56 17,56
Water truck driver (3 or more axles) 10.25 14,025 14.025 17.80 17.80
Welder 10.90 15.00 15,00 19.10 19.10
Working truck driver 10.28 14.07 14.07 17.86 17.86
Ironworker
Reinforcing ironworker 13.095 22.875 22.875 22.875 22,875
Ornamental ironworker 13.095 22,875 22.875 22.875 22.875
Structural ironworker 13.095 22.875 22,875 22,875 22.875
Fence erector 12.205 21. 095 21. 095 21,095 21. 095
driver
roc singer 12.23 21.29 21. 29 21.29 21. 29
driver man, bridge and dock carpenter
or cable splicer 12,13 21.09 21. 09 21. 09 21. 09
Piledriver man, derrick bargeman 12.13 21. 09 21. 09 21. 09 21. 09
Rock bargeman or scowman 12.03 20.89 20,89 20.89 20.89
Rocks1inger 12.13 21.09 21. 09 21.09 21. 09
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., .- GENERAL PREVAILING H6YRLY'~GE RAtE
CLASS1FICATION STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Cement Mason
Cement mason floating and troweling machine
operator 12.09 16.445 20.80 20.80 20.80
Cement mason journeyman 11.84 16.07 20.30 20.30 20,30
~nt mason (magnesite, magnesite-terrazo
mastic composition, epoxy, Dex-O-Tex) 11.96 16,25 20.54 20,54 20.54
and gutter machine operator; Clary and
slmi1ar type screed operator; grinding
machine operator (all types); Jackson
vibratory and similar type screed operator;
scoring machine operator 11,84 16.07 20.30 20,30 20.30
Carpenter
Carpenter 12,00 20.83 20.83 20,83 20.83
Hardwood floor worker 12,20 21. 23 21.23 21.23 21. 23
Mi 11 wri ght 12.50 21.83 21.83 21,83 21. 83
Pneumatic nailer or power stapler 12.25 21. 33 21. 33 21.33 21. 33
Roof loader of shingles 10.67 18,17 18.17 18.17 18.17
Saw filer 12.08 20,99 20.99 20,99 20.99
Shingler 12.13 21.09 21. 09 21. 09 21. 09
Table power saw operator 12,10 21. 03 21. 03 21.03 21.03
Auto. Marine and Specia1tv Painter
Beginning trainee 6.80 9,765 6.80 6.80 12,73
Helper sandblaster, wheel stop installer and
protective coating applicator 6,80 9,765 . 6.80 6.80 12.73
ier striper 6.80 9.765 6.80 6.80 12,73
neyman traffic delineating device
1 i cator 8,19 11.85 8.19 8,19 15.51
neyman wheel stop installer, traffic
surface sandblaster and striper 7,80 11.265 7,80 7.80 14.73
Serviceman 5,62 7.995 5.62 5,62 10.37
Trainee for traffic delineating device
application 6.19 8.85 6,19 6.19 11,51
Traffic surface protective coating
applicator 7.80 11 ,265 7.80 7.80 14,73
Fence Constructor
Cement mixer 9.73 13.255 13,255 16.78 16,78
La borer 9.30 12.61 12.61 15.92 15,92
Pneumatic tool operator 9.61 13.075 13.075 16.54 16.54
Post hole digger (all methods except manual) 9.61 13.075 13.075 16.54 16.54
Post hole digger (manual) ~9;30 12.61 12,61 15.92 15.92
Hand-guided lagging hammer operator 9.81 13,375 13.375 16,94 16.94
Housemover
Housemover 8.305 11. 282 11 ,282 14.26 14.26
Yard maintenance man 8,305 11. 282 11. 282 14.26 14,26
ator Constructor
er 8.435 16.116 16.116 16,116 16.116
anic 11,73 22.705 22.705 22.705 22,705
Probationary helper 6.242 11,73 11.73 11.73 11. 73
Boilermaker
Blacksmith 13,02 23.87 23.87 23,87 23,87
Boil ermaker 13,02 23.87 23,87 23.87 23.87
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CLASSIFICATION STRAIGHT ,
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
Dredger (Operating Engineer) -
Bargeman 10,93 14.95 14.95 14.95 14.95
Barge mate (clamshell dre~ge) 11.41 15.67 15.67 15.67 15,67
Deck captain (hydraulic suction dredge) 12.42 17 , 185 17,185 17 , 185 17,185
]IIkhand (can oper.ate anchor scow under
recti on of mate) 10,93 14,95 14,95 14.95 14:95
kmate 11.48 15.775 15,775 15,775 15.775
Dozer operator 12.01 16.57 16,57 16.57 16.57
Fireman-oiler 10,93 14.95 14.95 14.95 14.95
Leveehand (hydraulic suction dredge) 10.93 14.95 14.95 14.95 14.95
Leverman 12.42 17 , 1 85 17 . 185 17 . 185 17.185
Watch engineer 11.90 16.405 16.405 16.405 16.405
Welder 11,90 16,405 16.405 16.405 16.405
Winchman (stern winch on dredge) 11.41 15.67 15,67 15.67 15.67
Drywa 11 Insta 11 er
Drywa 11 i nsta 11 er 13.39 23,59 23.59 23.59 23.59
Steel Tank and Machinery Erection (Operating Engineers)
A-Frame or winch truck operator 10.33 18.09 18.09 18.09 18.09
Certified welder 10,83 19.09 19.09 19.09 19.09
Compressor operator 9.85 17 .13 17 ,13 17 .13 17.13
Crane operator (up to and including 25 ton
capacity) 10.73 18,89 18,89 18.89 18.89
Crane operator - over 25 ton to and including
100 tons 10.83 19.09 19,09 19.09 19.09
Crane operator - over 100 tons 10,97 19.37 19,37 19,37 19,37
lineer-oiler 9,85 17 ,13 17 .13 17 ,13 17.13
eman 10.09 17,61 17 .61 17,61 17 ,61
k1ift operator (under 5-ton capacity) 10.63 18,69 18.69 18.69 18.69
Forklift operator (over 5 ton capacity) 10,73 18.89 18.89 18,89 18,89
Generator, pump or compressor operator
(2-5 inclusive) 10,09 17 .61 17 .61 17 .61 17 ,61
Heavy duty repairman 10.73 18,89 18.89 18.89 18,89
Heavy duty repairman - welder combination 10.83 19,09 19.09 19.09 19,09
Hoist operator, stiff legs, guy derrick,
or similar type, up to and including
100 tons 10.83 19,09 19.09 19.09 19,09
Hoist operator, stiff legs, guy derrick,
or similar types (capable of hoisting
100 tons or more) 10.97 19.37 19.37 19.37 19.37
Shovel, backhoe, drag1ine, clamshell
oper.ator over 3/4 yd. and up to 5 cu. yd.,
manufacturer's recommended capacity) 10.73 18.89 18.89 18,89 18.89
Shovel, backhoe, drag1ine, clamshell
operator (over 5 cu, yd., manufacturer's
recommended capacity) 10.83 19.09 19.09 19,09 19.09
Stinger crane operator (Austin-Western
or similar type) 10.63 18,69 18.69 18,69 18.69 ,"
Tower crane operator 10,73 18.89 18.89 18.89 18.89 ~.
Tractor operator - bulldozer, tamper, -.:
Jlli!P" (""" """ 'P to 100 h.~.,
heel and similar types, up to ahd
c1uding D-5 and similar types) ~_, 10.63 18.69 18.69 18.69 18.69
tor operator (any type larger than D-5 -
100 flywheel h,p" and over, o~ similar
(bulldozer, tamper, scraper and push
tractor, single engine) 10.73 18.89 18.89 18.89 18.89
Tractor operator - boom attachments 10.83 19.09 19.09 19.09 19,09
Truck crane oiler 10.09 17,61 17.61 17,61 17.61
Tugger hoist operator (1 drum) 10,63 18.69 18.69 18.69 18.69
Welder - general 10.63 18,69 18.69 18,69 18,69
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CLASSIFICATION
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Carpet and Linoleum Layer
Carpet and Linoleum Layer
nter
rus painter and paint burner
Brush painter on swing stage, spray painter
and iron, steel and bridge painter
Paperhanger, spray painter on swing stage,
sandblaster, iron, steel and bridge
swing stage painter, iron, steel and
bridge spray painter, rigger (climbing
steel) and sheetrock taper
Sandblaster on swing stage, spray painter
on swing stage and steel and bridge
spray painter (climbing steel)
Sheetrock taper using bazooka and skim box
Steeplejack
Roofer
Journ~yman roofer
Ti 1 esetter
Ti 1 esetter
Ti1esetter's helper
P1astertender
stertender
estos Worker
Asbestos worker mechanic
Bricklayer
Bricklayer (also applies to Stonemason,
Tuckpointer, Caulker, Cleaner, Cork1ayer
and B1ock1ay!!rr" '~, '"
Bricktende~' -
Electrician
Cable splicer
Certified welder
Lineman
Lineman operating equipment
Technician
Wireman
Lather
Lather
P1 umber
P1 umber
Sheetmeta1 Worker
Sheetmeta1 worker
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Resolution'Numbe~
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GENERAL PREVAILING H6~RLY~AGE RATE
STRAIGHT
TIME OVERTIME SATURDAY SUNDAY HOLIDAY
10.28
9.91
10.96
11.21
11.46
11.56
11.96
12.86
11 .225
11 ,405
9.005
11 .655
13.115
10
18.98
14.145
15,345
15,72
16,095
16.245
16.845
18.195
16.095
21.405
16.22
19.93
23.845
.
18,98
14,145
15,345
15.72
16,095
16,245
16,845
18,195
16.095
21. 405
16.22
19,93
23.845
STRAIGHT
TIME
10.952
9.905
12,207
11. 724
11 ,724
11 .724
11,724
11. 724
11. 63
11,815
14.31
13.03
18.98
18.38
15.345
15.72
16.095
16.245
16.845
18.195
20,965
21.405
16,22
19.93
23.845
18.98
18.38
19,73
20,23
20,73
20.93
21.73
23,53
20.965
21. 405
16.22
19,93
23.845
ALL OTHER
TIME,
21 .904
17,13
24,414
23.448
23,448
23,448
23,448
23,448
21.38
20,61
28.62
23.55