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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 1960-2514RESOLUTION 2514 ' , RESOLUTIprt No. 25��.4• - ' . RESOLUTION OF ,T1iE CITY COUNCIL OF THE, CITY OF', , , CHULA VISTA ASpERTAINING .THE GENERAI; PREVAIL= • n46 RATE OF HOURLY WADES WN .CHULA VISTA. • BE IT RESOLVED,BY THE CITY COUNCIL ,OF THE CITY-OF . CHULA`VISTA AS FOLLOWS: «- ' . ' " " That the City ^Counci•l does .hereby' find, ascertain and determine that the general prevailing rate of, hourly 'wages' in ' the City of Chula Vista= for the 'work to be perfcirmed for each • •craft„ classification or type• of wprkmdn needed ,to execute a ti . , contract for ,Peblic Works,, .togethex•rwith the•general`prevail- ' • ing rate of hourly, wages, for- Eoliday° and overtime work 1n.",the % , , ' City. of Chula `Vista for 'each craft, classification or ' type 'of workman neededr4to execute a' contract' for`,.Pub,lic• Works, all as ' set forth in the schedule'attached, hereto, and made a part and 4 y kj parcel hereof'. ,y, s a . .. . . r ' r } • •• y • r r • • d ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the CITY COUNCIL of the CITY OF CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA, this 27th day of September • 1960 by the following vote, to-wit: • AYES: COUNCILMEN McMains, Smith,McAllister,DeGraaf,Menzel NAYS: COUNCILMEN - None • • ABSENT: COUNCILMEN None •App -1.1.7.; , leRtv5v ,',:Jy...i,:, T,_, .rvA ? e yo tls : . ' ATTEST I'. �G� ti� - GzGU i y Clerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ) ss. CITY OF CHULA VISTA ) I, KENNETH P. CAMPBELL, City Clerk of the City of Chula Vista, California, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of Resolution No. , and that the same has not been amended or repealed. • DATED City Clerk • r t n • 4,1kt" V410., d'1.1 ft 4. on ASBESTOS WORKERS (Health and Welfare 10 cents ) 8/1/60 (Pension 20 cents) (Vacaion 25 cents ) Mechanics 4. 15 Improvers: 1st year 2.50 2nd. year 2.90 3rd. year 3.30 4th year 3.75 BOILERMAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS (Health and welfare- 10 cents ) 10/1/60 Foreman 4.90 • Assistant Foreman Headman ) 4.65 Boilermaker or Blacksmith 4.40 Boilermaker Helper or Blacksmith helper 4. 10 BRICKLAYERS ( Industry promotion fund-10 cents ) 5/1/60 (Health and welfare - 7-1/2 cents ) Brick, block layer or stone mason 4.35 Brick, clock and stone mason tender 3.38 CARPENTERS (Health and Welfare - 10 cents ) ( Pension fund - 10 cents ) 5/1/60 Carpenters 3.825 Sh ingl er 3.955- Floorlayer 4.075 Millwright 4.075 Saw filer or table saw operator 3.905 Table saw helper . 3.255 Powder-Actuated tool and pneumatic Nailer 4.075 Layout and instrument man 3.975 Foreman--33 cents above the journeyman CEMENT MASONS (Health and welfare-10 cents ) 5/1/60 Cement Mason 3.95 Cement Mason' Roller screed operator 3.93 Cement Mason Color work 4.055 Cement Mason composition or mastic 4.055 Cement mason finishing machine operator 4.055 Cement curb machine operator 4.055 Cement mason foreman 4. 18 ELECTRICAL WORKERS (Health and welfare-10 cents) ( Pens'ion plan 1%) 10 160 General Foreman 5.64 Foreman 5. 12 Journeyman (electrician or lineman ) 4.60 Journeyman cable splicer 4.90 Groundman 3.54 ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS (Health and welfare- 1,6 cents ) 2/13/60 Elevator constructor foreman 4.62 Elevator constructor mechanic 4. 10 Elevator constructor helper 2.87 1 • GLAZIERS (Health and welfare - 7-1/2 cents ) (7/1/61 - 2 weeks vacation) 7/1/60 • Glazier journeyman 3.755 HOUSE MOVERS (Health and welfare -7-1/2 cents ) 5/1/60 Housemover foreman 3.67 House mover journeyman 3.41 Truck driver 3.41 Truck repairman 3.66 Laborer-trainee 3. 11 IRON WORKERS (Health and welfare - 15 cents) ( Pension fund 10 cents ) 8/16/60 (Vacation - 10 cents ) Fence erectors 4.075 Reinforceing iron workers . . . 4.025 Ornamental iron workers 4.275 Structural iron workers 4.275 Foreman - 35 cents above journeyman he supervises LABORERS (Health and welfare - 7-1/2 cents ) 5/1/60 Laborer, General or construction 3.08 Laborer, tool shed checker 3.08 Laborer using drys pack 3.08 Laborer packing rod steel and pans 3.205 Operators and tenders of pneumatic and electric tools, vibrating machines , and similar mechani - cal tools not separately classified herein. 3.29 Concrete saw man (excluding tractor type ) , rote- scraper, chipping hammer, concrete core cutters, and form blower 3.29 Asphalt raker , ironer, spreader 3.29 Buggymobile man 3.29 Cement dumper ( on 1 yd, or larger mixers and handling bulk cement 3.29 Cesspool digger and installer 3.26 Concrete curer - impervious membrane 3.27 Cribber or shorer 3.44 Cutting torch operator (Demolition ) 3. 1.3 ,Driller (Core, diamond or wagon, joy driller model TX M-2A, Gardner-Denver Model DM 143 and similar type drills - in accordance with memorandum of understanding between laboroers and operating engineers, dated at Miami ,Fiorida, February 3, 1954) 3.53 Driller, all other where drilling is for use of explosivds : 3.37 Chucktender. Lexcept tunnels ) 3.23 Fine grader on highways , streets and airport paving ( sewer and drainage lines when em- ployed, 3. 18 Flagman 3.08 Gas and oil pipeline faborer. . t 3.08 Gas and oil pipeline wrapper-psittender and form man 3.29 Gas and oil pipeline wrapper--6 inch pipe and over 3.42 LABORERS (CONTINUED) • Guinea Chaser 3. 16 Landscape Gardner and nursery man 3. 18 Tree climber using mechanical tools ' 3.29 P owde rma n 3.565 Riprap stonepaver. . . ., 3.27 Rock slinger ,, . . 3.34 Head rock slinger 3.60 Sandblaster ( nozzleman ) 3.53•Sandblaster ( pot tender, ) 3.27 Scaler ( using bos ' n ' s chair or safety belt, or power tools ) 3.34 Septic tank digger and installer ( leadman ) 3.23 Laying of all non—metallic pipe including sewer, Wipe, drain pipe and underground tile , 3,39 Making and caulking of ' al ( non—metallic pipe , joints, tarman , mortarman and pot man3,27 Steel headerman man . . Tank scaler and clean 3.205 Caisson driller' s helper including bellowers . 3.21 Boring machine helper, . . ,S. R ,R , 3,21 Watchman , . , 2.88 Window cleaner 3.23 Foreman shall be paid not less than 25 cents per hour more than the hourl w rate of the, highest classification ove.r .whioh ,he ,has supervisi,pn .,, LABORERS ) ,GUNITE 'XiORK£RS ! (Health ,and welfare ,7—I/2 cents ) • , . . . . . , • • • 0 , , . . 5/11'60 Nozzlemen and rod men 3.81 Gun men , 3.49 Material and rebound men 3.095 LABORERS*Tunnel Classifications (Health and welfare — 7-1/2 cents ) 6/1/60 Note: Workmen on each shift receive 8 hours ' pay for , 7 , hours ' work excepting that on , single shift operations ( startjng, 7:00, 7:30 or 8:00 A.M. ) , for tunneis • les , than , 300 feet, workmen receive 8 hours ' , pay. , , for 8 hours work . Shifters 3.92 Shaft and raise miner 3.87 Miners — tunnel ( hand or machine) 3.62 Miners—in short dry tunnels underlstreets, high ways , and similar places 3.62 Muckers ( Laborers } 3.37 Timbermen, retimberman—wood , or steel , 3,62 Blasters, drillers ;powderman ' , . , 3,62 Cherry Pickerman , . , , , i , , , , ,, , , , , , , , , , , 3.62 Nipper 3.47 Chucktender, cabletender 3.47 Swamper ( brakeman and ,switchman on , tunnek , . , work 3.37 Powderman—primer house • 3.62 Bu l I gang foreman 3.62 Bull gang, mockers, ,trackmen, and. dumpmen ,. ,. 3.37 Watchmen 2.88 Steel form raisers and setters 3.62 Helper for steel form raisers and setters3.47 LABORERS ( TUNNEL CLASSIFICATIONS ) CONTINUED Vibratorman, jackhammer, pneumatic tools (ex- cept driller) 3.47 . Concrete crew ( includes rodders and spreaders ) > - - Grout crew 3.37 Grout gunmen 3.57 Kemper and other pneumatic concrete , placer operators 3.62 • LATHERS, WOOD, \'IRE AND METAL `SOUTH OF EAST-tY/EST LINE BEGINNING AT DEL MAR (Health and welfare - 12-1/2 cents) - ( Industry promotion - 3 cents) 5/26/60 Lather, journeyman 4.225 LINOLEUM, CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING 'YrORKERS {Fleas th• and welfare - 10 cents ) 6/1/60 Journeyman 3.70 " OPERATING ENGINEERS (Health and welfare- 15 cents) Pension fund-5 cents ) 6/1/60 GROUP: 1• 3.33 Air compressor, pump or generator operator Engineer-oiler and signalman Heaby duty repairman ' s helper Switchman or brakeman GROUP II • 3.57 Concrete mixer operator - skip type - Conveyor operator and beltman Dinkey locomotive or tunnel motor operator Equipment greaser Fireman Generator , pump or compressor plant operator Skiploader-wheeltype-Ford, Ferguson, Jeep or similar type 3/4 yard or' less (without„dragtype attachments ) Truck crane oiler GROUP III . 3.81 A-Frame or winch truck operator Asphalt plant fireman Elevator hoist operator Ford, Ferguson or similar type (with dragtype attachments ) Hydra-hammer or similar type equipment Power concrete saw operator Power-driven jumbo form setter operator Ross Carrier or fork lift operator ( job site ) Self-prppelled tar pipelining machiner operator Stationary pipe wrapping and cleaning machine operator, and twoblade operator . GROUP IV. 3.,92 Boring machine operator Boxman or mixer box operator ( conc,rete or asphalt plant) Drilling machine operator ( i,ncluding water wells ) Grade checker Highline cableway signalman Locomotive Engineer Power sweeper operator Roller operator Screed operator Trenching machine operator (up to 7 ft . depth capacity, manufacturer' s rating) . OPERATING ENGINEERS (continued) ' GROUP V. 4. 11 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 Hydraulic or pneumatic' slip form operator Machine tool operator Pavement breaker operator Pneumatic heading shield — Tunnel Road oil mixing machine operator Rubber—tired heavy duty high—speed equipment operator, Oshkosh, DW, Euclid, LeToorneau, LaPlante—Ehoate, or similar type attachments with any type attachments , and push tractor on this type equipment . Skip loader wheel type over 3/4 yards up to and including 2 yards . Slip form pump operator ( Power—driven hydraulic lifting device for concrete forms ) . Tractor Operator — Dragtype shovel , bv41 dozer, tamper, scraper, and push tractor . GROUP VI • 4.21 concrete mixer operating — paving Concrete mobile mixer operator Concrete pump or pumperete gun operator Elevating grader operator Grade—all operator Highline cabeway 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 earthrruving machine operator . 'Pneqlinaliceconta- 't�¢' p4ae'InTPChachine operator — Hackley—Presswell or similar type. Rotary drill operator, excluding caisson type. Skiploader — wheel type over 2 years Surface heater and planer operator Tractor loader operator — crawler type —' all types and sizes Tractor operator — with boom attachments Traveling pipe wrapping, cleaning and bending machine operator Trenching machine operator (over 7 ft depthcppacity, (manufacturerts rating) Universal equipment operator ( shovel ; back hoe, draline, derrick, derrick barbe, clamshell , crane, pile driver , and mucking machine. FIELD SURVEY CLASSIFICATIONS Rodman and chainman -.. 3.81 Instrument man 3.92 Party chief 4.21 Operating Engineer FOREMAN shall be paid 25 cents per hour more than the hourly rate of the k chest classification under his 'supervis ion. All classifications employed in a tunnel' will receive 20 cents per hour premium pay additional to the regular rate of pay . All operators and oilers on cranes , with booms of eighty ( 80) feet or more, including jib, and pile driving rigs with hammer leads or eighty ( 80) feet or more, shall receive 15 cents per hour premium pay additional to the regular rate of pay. 4 Operators on all hoisting equipment with three ( 3l drums or more, shall receive 10 cents per hour premium pay additional to the regular rate of pay.. Combination mixer and compressor operators on gunite work shall be classi - fied as concrete mobile mixer operator . Operators on tractors with scrapers or dragtype shovels in tandem, shall receive primum pay of 15 cents per hour above the regular rate . Necessity for the use of an employee as a signalman shall be determined by contractor, when used, he hail be an engineer-oiler, as defined herein, who assists in giving or relaying signals by mechanical means or hand signals , directly to the operator of hoisting equipment only. PAINTERS (Health and welfare- 10 cents ) ( Pension - 10 cents ) 7/1/60 Journeyman painters, decorators and building washers, 3.72 Tapers , all classifications 3.84-1/2 Paperhangers 3.84-1/2 Swing stage 3.87 Painters working exterior or interior 35 ft. or over 3.87 Structural steel , new or remodel work 3.97 Riggers, steel construction, bridges, or bridge type construction 3.97 Sandblasters 3.92 Spray painters ( 7 hour day) 4.30 Roofs - all roller applicators over 9" to 13" in width 3.87 Steeplejack 4.52 Sub-foremen supervising Iwo to three employees shall receive $ 1 .00 per day over the journeyman' s wage rate. Foreman, supervising four to ten employees shall receive $2.00 per day over the journeyman ' s wage rate. Foreman, supervising eleven to twenty employees shall receive $2.80 per day over the journeyman ' s wage rate. PLASTERERS - (Health and welfare- 12-1/2 cents ) ( Industry promotion - 3 cents ) 5/176060 ' Plasterer Journeyman 4.225 Plaster Tender 3.975 PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTERS (Health and welfare - 4% of monthly gross payroll ) , ( Training and promotional fund - 1%) ( Vacation and holiday fund - 7-%/2 cents ) ( Retirement fund - 2-1/2%) Plumber and steamfitter Journeyman 4.33 RIGGERS: Same wage scale as craft to which rigging i,s incidental . ROOFERS (Health and welfare-I0 cents ) 11/15/59 ourneyman 3.60 Foreman 3.85 SHEET METAL WORKERS ( Health and welfare – & I cents ) • • ( Pension plan – 10 cents ) ( six hours accumlated vacation per month ) • 4 7/1/60 Journeyman 4. 10 Foreman 10% above journeyman ' s rate TILE MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKERS (No H and WI 9 Tile 4-.T0-1-3 1 60 layers , marble masons and terrazo mechs . cents promotional fund) Tile helpers 3.08 TE R RAZO HELPERS 8/29/60 West base head, wet flat head, and dry base grinding 3.66 Skilled helpers , floor machine operator and all hand work . . 3.30 TRUCK DRIVERS (Health and welfare 10 cents ) 5/1/60 bump truck drivers – water level : less than 4 yards//////////////////////////// 3.365 Water level : 4 yds . but less than 8 yds . . 3.395 ' 8 yds . but less than 12 yds. 3.445 12 yds. but less than 16 yds . 3.525 16 yds . or more 3.745 Dump truck drivers – Legal payload capacity Less than 6 tons 3.365 6 tons to 10 tons . . .. 3.395 10 tons to 15 tons 3.445 15 tons to 20 tons ' " 3.525 20 tons or 'more 3.745 Drivers of: A–Frame trucks 3.925 Dumpster trucks 3.745 Transit mix 'trucks:' under ,3 yds3.605 3 yds . or more 3.745 Gas and oil pipeline working 'truck drivers, in- cluding winch trucks and all sizes of trucks 3.545 Road oil spreader trucks 3.545 Bootmen 3.545 Dumperete truck–water level : less than 6-1/2 yds 3.605 6--1/2 yds and over 3.745 Ross carrier and fork lift 3.925 Water truck drivers : Under 2500 gallons 3.425 2500 to 4000 gallons3.545 4000gallongs and over3.685 Truck greaser and tireman 3.695 Truck repairman or welder 4. 12 Truck repairman or welder helper 3.475 Warehouseman, Teamsters, helpers, swampers3.285 Warehouseman – clerk 3.425 Industrial Lift – truck driver 3.365 C m.. R. . V t1 TRUCK DRIVERS (Continued) D., i; 10' s or D. W. 20' s or Euclid type equipment or r LeTourneau pulls or terra cobras or similar types of equipment, regardless of types of attachments when performing work in the Teamsters ' jurisdiction or P. 8. or similar types of dump trucks with loading attachments 4. 12 Winch truck drivers : 12-1/2 cents per hour additional when operating power winch, or similar special attach- ments . Foreman: 25 cents per hour above the highest classification over which he has supervision.