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HomeMy WebLinkAbout82 I r-- RESOLUTION NO . 8 2 WHEREAS, it is required that the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills determine the general per diem wage to be paid to the various craftsmen and laborers required in the construction of improvements in and for said City; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills, Santa Clara County, California, that it hereby determines the general prevailing rate of per diem wages in the Town of Los Altos Hills, as well as in the surrounding Commun- ity, to be paid to the various craftsmen and laborers engaged in the construction of improvements in and for the said Town of Los Altos Hills , is as hereinafter set forth herein, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such scale of wage be kept on file in the Office of the City Clerk for inspection and review of any party interested and shall further be contained in and made a part of the specifications for any said work of improvement and to be complied with therein. Such scale of per diem wages is : PREVAILING WAGE RATES Classification Scale Per Hour ABESTOS WORKERS (Health & Welfare , 123/z¢ per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance Journeyman $3.70 $ .11 Helper, first year 2.28 .11 Helper, second year 2.625 . 11 Helper, third year 2.99 . 11 Helper, fourth year 3.345 . 11 BOILERMAKERS (Health & Welfare 10¢ per hr. ) Boilermaker 3.675 Boilermaker Welder 3.675 Boilermaker, Helper 3.375 Boilermaker, Foreman 4. 175 Boilermaker, Assistant Foreman 3.925 BRICKLAYERS & STONE MASONS (15¢ per hr. Health & Welfare) Per Hour + Vac. Allowance. Journeyman Bricklayer $3.75 :$ . 10 BRICKLAYER HODCARRIER (health & Welfare 12¢ per hr. ) 3.10 CARPET & LINOLEUM LAYERS (Health .' Jelfare 71h per hr. ) 2.75 --4% CARPENTERS (health & Welfare 10¢ per hour) Basic Per Hour (Pension 1/1/59 10¢ per hour) Journeyman Carpenter $3 .375 Cabinet Maker (outside) 3.375 Hardwood Floor Layer 3.50 Power Saw Operator 3. 50 • 111 r-- -2- Basic Per Hour Rigger, Bridge and Heavy Timber $3. 50 Saw Filers 3. 50 Shinglers 3. 50 Millwrights 3.575 Patent Scaffold Erector 3. 50 Bosn's Chair, Swinging, Scaffold, leader ( indust- rial work only) , 25¢ per hr, above classification Foremen to receive 33¢ per hr. above the highest classification under his jurisdiction Apprentices Graduated Scale CEMENT MASONS (Health & Welfare 10¢ P er hr. ) 11h times overtime first 2 hours. Double time thereafter Pension 1/1/59 10¢ per hr. Journeyman 3,37 Foreman 3.62 Power Machine Operator 3.51 ' Mastic, Gypsum, Magnesite and all composition 3. 51 Mastic, Gypsum, Magnesite & all composition Foreman 3.755 Working from Swinging scaffold 3.43 ELECTRICAL WORKHRS (10¢ per hr. Health & Welfare) Effective July 1 , 12/2¢ per hr. increase Basic incl. 4% Vac. Allow. Journeyman Electrician 3.936 Cable Splicer and/or Foreman . 4.428 General Foreman 4.92 Apprentices Graduated Scale ENGINEERS (Health & Welfare 10¢ per hr. ) Pension plan, 5¢ per hr.--increase 1/1/59 10¢ per hr. ) Basic Per Hour Foreman 3.825 Group 1 3.00 Apprentice Engineer (Fireman , Oiler. Signalman, Switchman, Brakeman, Deckhand, Tar-Pot Fireman, Heavy Duty Repairman Helper). Partsman (Heavy duty repair shop parts-room when needed) Rear Chainman Group 2 3.10 Mechanical conveyor (handling building material) Compressor Concrete Mixer (up to 1 yard) Fireman Hot Plant Mixer Box Operator (concrete plant) Pump Operator Tar Pot Fireman Hydraulic Monitor Spreader Box man (with screeds) Group . 3 3.20 Boxman (asphalt plant) Box operater Head Chainman4 Rodman - Gradesetter. Locomotive (apprentice required) Motorman Ross Carrier (construction jobsite) Screedman Group 4 3140 Gradesetter. (dams and highways only) Forklift or Lumber Stacker Material Hoist (1 drum) Scoopmobile (when used as a hoist) Towermobile • 111• -3- Basic Per Hour . Group:- 5 3.45 Compressors (2 to 6) Concrete Mixers (over 1 yard) Concrete Pumps or Pumperete Guns Pumps (2 to 6) Welding Machines (gasoline or diesel, 2 to 8) Group 6 3. 50 Asphalt Engineer Boom Truck or Dual-purpose A-frann Truck _ Concrete Batch Plant (wet or dry) Concrete Saws (self-propelled unit on streets, highways , airposts, and canals Drilling machinery (not to apply to waterliners, wagon drills or jackhammers) (apprentices required) Highline Cableway Signalman Locomotive (stream or over 30 tons) (apprentice required) Mechanical Finishers (concrete) (Clary, Johnson or similar type) Mechanical Finishers or Spreader Machines (asphalt) (Barber Greene and similar) (Screedman required) Maginis Internal Full Slab Vibrator (on airports, highways, canals and warehouses) Power Jumbo Operator (setting slips forms, etc. intunnels) Portable Crushers Roller or Self-propelled Compactor Surface Heater Self-propelled Pipeline Wrapping Machine (Roy Price of similar) Slip Form Pumps (power-driven hydraulic lifting device for concrete forms Small Rubber-tired Tractors Group 7 3. 55 Deck Engineer Dual Drum Mixer (apprentice required) Fuller Kenyon Pump and similar types Handicranes Heavy Duty Repairman and/or Welder Instrumentman. Material Hoist (2 or more drums) Mine or Shaft Hoist Pavement Breaker Pavement Breaker with compressor combination PipeCleaning Machine (tractor-propelled and supported) Pipe Bending Machine (pipelines only) Pugmills (all) Refrigeration Plant Scoopmobile (used as a loader) Self-propelled Elevating Grader Plane Soil Tester Tractors, Dozer, Scrapers , Sheepsfoot , Compacting Equipment, and Push-cats Trenching Machine (apprentice required) Truck-type Loader Small Trwtcrr (with boom) Group 8 3.70 Concrete Batch Plant (multiple unit) Mucking Machine (apprentice required) Tractor Loader (up to 2 yds. ) Euclids, Tpulls, DW-10,20 and 21 Group 9 3.75 Combination Mixer and Compressor (gunite) Heavy Duty Rotary Drill Rigs (including caisson and Foundation work) (apprentice required) -4- Tractor (with boom) (D-6 or larger and similar) Chicago Boom Power Blade Operator Basic Per Hour Group 10 $33.85 Boom-type Backfilling Machine (apprentice reauired) Highline Cableway (Signalman required) Derricks Derrick Barges (except excavation work) Deck Engineer and apprentice engineer required) Lift Slab Machine (Vogtborge and similar types) Multiple Engine Earth-moving Machine (Euclids, etc. ) . Pile Drivers (skid or floating) (apprentice required) Power Shovels , Cranes, Clamshells, Draglines, Backhoes (up to and including 1 yard) (apprentice required) Soil Stablizer (P &H equa Tractor Load (2yds. and over) Tractor, Compressor Drill comb. (apprentice required) Tractor (tendem scrapers) Group 11 Power Shovels, Cranes, Clamshells, Draglines, Backhoes , (over 1 yd. ) (apprentice required) (2 apprentices on 120 B or simi- lar and larger) DW-20 Tandem Scraper Universal-type Pile Driver (apprentice required) GLAZIERS (1h times overtime first 2 hrs. Double time thereafter) (Health & Welfare, h per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance 7 � Journeyman Glazer $3.09 $ .085 Apprentices Graduated Scale IRON WORKERS (Health & Welfare, 100 per hr. ) (Pension 1/1/59 100 per hr. ) Reinforced, Iron Worker, Rodman 3.60 Riggin, Structural, Bridge, Ornamental (outside) 3.85 Welders 3.85 Fence Erectorw 3.65 Foreman, 300 per hr. extra LABORERS (lh times overtime, including Saturdays) (Health and Welfare, 10¢ per hr.') Group-.l 2.935 Asphalt Rakers and Ironers Barko and similar type Tampers Buggymobile Chainsaw, Faller, Logloader and Buslser Cribber Concrete and Magnesite Mixer (under h yard) Concrete Pan Work Concrete Saw (Walking type or hand type) Cut- Granite Curb Setter - Laborer Form Raisers Headerboard Heavy Duty Vibrator with Stingers over 5" diameter Jackson and similar type Compactos Kettleman, Potman and men applying asphalt , lay-koid, creosote and similar type materials) ) Lagging, Bracing, Sheeting, Whaling, Trenchjacking, and Hand-guided Lagging Hammer Magnesite and Mastic Workers (wet or dry) Pavement Breakers , Jackhammers Post-hole Diggers (air, gas and electric) Rip Rap-Stone Paver and Rock Slinger, including placing or sacked concrete (wet or dry) r • -5- Rotary Scarifier Sand Blasters Tank Cleaners Tree Climbers Vibra-screed - Bull Float in connection with laborers ' work Basic Per Hour Group 2 $ 2.785 Asphalt Shovelers Cement Dumper. Chocker-Setter and Rigger (clearing work) Concrete chippers and Grinding Concrete Laborers (wet or dry Driller's Helper, Chuck Tender, Outside Nipper Guinea Chaser (stakeman) High-pressure Nozzleman, Hydraulic Monitor (over 100 lb. pressure) (excluding levee work) Loading and unloading, carrying and handling of all rods and materials used in reinforcing concrete construction Mucker, underground Pittsburgh Chipper and similar type Brush Shedders Sloper Vibrator and all pneumatic, gas and electric tools not listed in Group 1 Group 3 $2.685 All cleanup of debris, grounds and buildings Bridge Laborers, Construction and General Laborers Brush Loaders and Pilers Dumpmen Flagman, Watchman, Maintenance, Repair, Trackmen and road-beds (in tunnels 123k per hr. additional Gardeners , Horticultural and Landscape laborers Streetcar and Road (rail road) construction track laborers SPECIALTY WORK Pipelayers , Caulkers, Benders, Pipewrappers $3.135 Sewer and Septic Tank Cleaners 3. 135 Burning and Welding in connection with laborers ' work 2.985 All Rigging & Signalling in connection with laborerswork 2.905 On General Construction inside Bell Hile footings and the shafts thereof 3.485 Joy Drill Model TW M-2A and similar type drills 3. 16 Track Drillers, Diamond, Core, Wagon Drillers, Blasters , and Powdermen, High Scalers 3.16. Foremen 3.36 LATHERS (6 hr. day) (Health & Welfare , 65¢ per day) 3.84 (+ 250 per hr. vacation allowance) MILLMAN (Health & Welfare. $11.00 Per Month) 2.60 Apprentices Graduated Scale PAINTERS (7 hr. day) 11/2 times overtime. Sat. double time) (Health & Welfare, l41h0 per hr. ) Effective July 1, 15¢ per hr. increase Basic + Vacation Allow. Painters , Decorators and Paperhangers $3.20 $ .07 Sand Blasters, Steel and Bridge 3.20 .07 Spray Men 3.20 .07 Apprentices Graduated Scale .Employees working on steel construction, bridge and/or tanks over 50 feet above. ground or water level shallbe paid a premium wage of $1.00 per day. , -6- PILE DRIVERS (Health & Welfare, 100 per hr. ) (Pension Plan, l0¢ per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance Journeyman Pile Driver $3.305 $ .10 Foreman 3.635 .10 PLASTERERS (6 hr. day) (Health & Welfare, 15¢ per hr. ) 3. 54 .25 PLASTERER HODCARRIER (Health & Welfare , 15¢ per hr. ) 3.47 .25 PLUMBERS, STEAMFITTERS (Uptown) Health & Welfare, 150 per hr. rho,' per hr. Annual wage guarantee fund, 60 per hr. Joint Industry Board fund. Basic + Vacation Allowance Plumber Journeyman $3.135 .30 Plumber apprentice Graduated Scale Foreman, 500 per hr. above journeyman. ROOFERS (Health & Welfare, 103h¢ per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance Journeyman Roofer $3.35 $ .15 Enamelers 3.95 .15 Pitchworkers 3.95 . 15 Foreman, 250 per hr. above journeyman classification. SHEET METAL WORKERS (Health & Welfare 100 per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance Journeyman Sheet Metal Workers $3.45 4% Apprentices Graduated Scale SIGN PAINTERS (7 hr. day) (Health & Welfare, 71/40 per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allowance Journeymen $3.125 4% Helpers 2.625 4% (10% high time above 50 feet) STEAMFITTERS (Health & Welfare, 121h0 per hr. ) Basic Per Hour Apprentice training fund, 21h0 per hr. Journeymen $3.96 General Pipefitters, Steamfitters (industrial) 3.96 Foremen 4.36 Welders 3.96 General Foremen 4.75 Apprentices Graduated Scale TILE SETTERS (Health & Welfare, 100 per hr. ) Basic + Vacation Allow. Journeymen $3.50 4% Helpers 2.85 4% TEAMSTERS (1/z times overtime Saturday; Sundays, and Holidays double time) (Health & Welfare, 100 per hr. ) Effective July 1, /58, 100 per hr. pension. DUMP TRUCKS Basic Per 5Hour Under 4 yds. (water level) $ 4 yds. under 6 yds. (ater level) 2.89 6 yds. and under 8 yds. (water level) 3. 10 8 yds. and over 3.35 TRGiNSIT MIX: Under 4 yds.. (Mfg. Mixg. Cap. Rtg. ) 2.865 4 yds. and over (Mfg. Mixg. Cap. Rtg. ) 2.965 -7- 41/ WATER TRUCKS: Basic Per Hour Under 2500 gal. $2.925 4000 gal. and over (incl. semis) 3.125 2500 gal. under 4000 gal. . 3.025 Pickup Trucks 2.75 Flat Racks -- under 10,500 lbs. 2.81 Flat Racks 10,500 lbs. and over 3.01 Heavy Duty Transport 3.125 . Winch Truck and "A" Frame (when winch is not used on a flat rack truck, the flat rack rate shall apply) 3.125 Helpers, Teamsters, Warehousemen 2.815 Warehouse Clerk 2.75 Lift Jitneys and Fork lift Drivers 2.875 Self-propelled Street Sweeper with self-contained refuse bin 3.35 Dumpster Truck 3.10 Combination Boatman and Road Oilers . 3.255 Automotive Oiler or Greaser 2.89 . Ross Carrier or similar type 3.155 Road Oil trucks and Boatmen 2.905 Truck Repairman (jobsite construction) 3.485 Truck Repairman (Helper jobsite construction) 2.985 Tire Repairman 3.35 Dumperete Truck Use dump truck scale P. B. or similar type self-loading truck 3.45 Truck Dispatcher 3.20 Truck Foreman 3.475 DW-10 and DW20 and Euclid type equip. and Le Tournear pulls, Terra Cobres and similar, types of equipment when performing work within the teamsters ' jurisdiction and where pulling water tank trailers 3.45 When on a Greasing Truck and engineer-oiler and teamster-oiler inter- changeable servicing both trucks and other equipment, their rate shall be identical. When Flat Rack trucks are overloaded, the higher classification shall be paid. Men regularly employed underground on tunnel work shall be paid $1.00 per hour preium for such work, provided that such employment under- ground or tunnel work continues for at least 4 hours. Drivers handling double-headers receive an, additional $1.00 per day. Note: Eight (8) hours shall constitute a day's work unless otherwise specified. LABORERS TUNNEL WORK Basic Per Hour Shifters S3.71 Shaft Work and. Raise 3.485 Diamond Driller 3.485 Miners-Tunnel-including top and bottom man on shaft and raise work 3.235 Timbermen, Retimbermen-Wood or Steel 3.235 Blasters , Drillers, Powdermen - in Heading 3.235 Cherry Pickermen -- where car is lifted. 3.235 Nipper 3.085 Chucktenders and Cabletenders 3.085 Swamper 2.985 Powderman--Primer House 3.085 Bull Gang Foreman 3.235 Bull Gang-Muckers, Trackmen 2.985 Dumpman 2.985 Watchmen 2.685 Steel Form Raisers and Setters 3.085 Vibratormen, Pavement Breakers 3.085 Concrete Crew--includes rodding and spreading 2.985 • . !' , -8- Basic Per Hour Grout Crew $2,985 Grout Gunmen 3. 185 Jetgunmen 3.185 Gunite Nozzleman 3.485 Rodmen 3.485 Groundmex 3.485 Gunmen 3. 185 Reboundmen 2.985 LABORERS GUNITE WORK Nozzleman 3 .395 Rodman 3.395 Groundman 3.395 Gunman 3.065 Gunite Apprentice 2.875 Reboundman 2.805 General Laborer (in accordance with Master Agreement) 2.685 Foreman, when employed, shall receive $3.82 per hour Any classification omitted herein shall not be less than the pre- vailing wage scale as established for similar duties for the particular area. All time over 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week shall be compensated for at one and one-half or double the above rates, as pro- vided by prevailing wage agreements. Notice is also hereby given bidders that it shall be mandatory upon the Contractor to whom the contract is awarded, and upon all sub- contractors under him, to pay not less than said general prevailing rates of per diem wages, as above listed, to all laborers , workmen and mechanics employed in the execution of the contract. The foregoing Resolution was unanimously adopted at a Regular Meet- ing of the City Council of the Town of Los Altos Hills held on the 17th day of November , 1958, by the following vote. AYES: Councilmen Bledsoe, Clayton, Sherlock, Treat, Mayor Fowle NOES: None ABSENT: None 6/Maybr ATTEST: Cite-'y clerk ''