HomeMy WebLinkAboutReso 67-1978 RESOLUTION NO. 67-75
A RESOLUTIONADOPTING.THE GENERAL PREVAILING
RATE OF PER DIEMWAGES~'INSOUTH"SAN FRANCISCO
that:
RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of South San Francisco
1. This Resolution establishes the prevailing rate of per diem wages
in aCcordance with Labor Code Section 1770, et .Seq. ,and applies to all
further work performed under contract from and after the date of adoption,
except that it is not applicable to work carried out'by the City of South
San Francisco wi th its oWn forces.
2. The prevailing rate of per diem wages hereto attached, marked
Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof, was determined by the Director of
the Department of Industrial 'Relations in accordance with Labor Code Section
1773 and related Sections, and shall be the prevailing wage for each
craft, classification, or tYPe of Workman employed on public works in
the City of South San FranCisco, from and after adoption of this Resolu-
tion, and the same is hereby adoPted and apProved as the general prevailing
rate of per diem wages to be paid such crafts, classifications or type of
workman.
3. Three (3) copies of the prevailing wage scale hereby adopted shall
be kept on file in the office of the' City Clerk and made available to all
interested persons on request. Copies shall be kept on file in the
offices of the Director of Public ServiCes and Purchasi'ng Officer and be
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made available to any interested party on request.
4. Each call for bids, bid specifications and contract shall include
a reference to the prevailing rate of per diem wages hereby adopted, or
each call for bid, bid specifications and contract shall include a state-
ment that copies of the prevailing rate of per diem wages are on file in
the offices of the Clerk, Director of Public Services and Purchasing
Officer and available to any interested party upon request.
5. City shall cause a copy of the prevailing rate of per diem
wages as herein adopted to be posted at each public site in accordance
~with Labor Code Section 1773,2.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was regularly intro-
duced and adopted by-the City Council of the City of South ~n FranCisco
at a regular meeting held on the 7th day of June ,
1978, by the following vote.'
AYES'
Councilmen Ronald G. AcoSta, William A. Borba, Emanuele N.
Damonte and Terry J. Mirri, Councilwoman Roberta Cerri Teglia
NOES: None
ABSENT' None
City C1 erk Pro Tempore
EXHIBIT A
GENERAL WAGE DETERMINATION MADE BY THE DIRECTOR OF
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PURSUANT TO CALIFORNIA LABOR CODE
PART 7, CHAPTER 1, ARTICLE 2, SECTIONS 1770, 1773 AND 1773.1
~,,,e following sets forth the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for public works
, to be performed in the City of South San Francisco-
I. Craft- CEMENT MASON
Classification (journeymen)
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Cement mason
Men working from swing or slip form scaffolds
Mastic, magnesite, epoxy, polyester, resin,
gypsum and all composition masons
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$10.50
10.75
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II. Craft' ELECTRICIAN
Classification (journej/men)
Basic hourly rate
Inside Wireman ·
Technician
Cable Splicer
$ 14.14
14.14
15.91
III. Craft-
LABORER AND RELATED TRADES
Classification (j ourne~vmen)
Group 1
Group l(a)
Group l(g)
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
8.775
9.00
8.975
Group 2
8.625
IV. Craft'
Group 3
IRON WORKER AND RELATED TRADES
Classification (journeymen)
Iron Worker (ornamental, Reinforcing, Structural)
Fence Erector
8.525
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 11.55
i Ii 0 ~'66
V. Craft-
OPERATING ENGINEER
Classification group, s (jogrneyman)
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Basic straight-time
hourl~v rate
' Area 1'1
$. 9~.13
9.50
9.73
Group 4
10.32
Group
]0°55
Group 6
10.71
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Group 7
Group 8
10.87
11.31
Group 9
Group 10
Group IO-A
Group 11
11.54
11 .'76
11.88
Group 11-A
13.22
Group 11-B
13.52
Group 11-C
13.84
VI.
Craft-
PARKING AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
C1 as s i fi cati on (journeymen)
PAINTER
Basic strai
~ hourly
ght-time
rate
Traffic delineating device applicator
Mixer operator
Squeegee man
Applicator operator
Shuttleman
Top man
Wheel stop installer
Traffic surface sandblaster
Helper for above classifications.
Striper
Striper helper
Serviceman
9.37.
9.37
6.90
7,.97
8.87
6.47
9.37
9.37
7.97
10.47
8.47
6.,90
VII. Craft:
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PLUMBER AND RELATED TRADES
_Cl_assi fication [journeymen)
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
VIII.Craft'
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P 1 umber
Steam Fi tter
STEEL ERECTORS
Classification
Group 1
Group 2
AND FABRICATORS (OPERATING
g~roups (journeymen)
$ 14~41
14..41
ENGINEERS)
Basic straight-time
hourl~v rate
$ 9.69
10.10
Group 3
11.19
Group 4
11.34
Group 4A
11.65
Group 5
'12.17
Group 6
12~61
Group 6A
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13.22
Craft:
Group 7
$ , 14.31
TEAMSTERS
Classification' (journey_men)
'All dump trucks (single or multiple dump units,
including Semi's and Double and Transfer Units):
Under 4 years
'4 yards and under 6 yards
6 yards' and under 8 yards
8 yards and ,,including 12 yards
Over 12 yards and including 18 yards
Over 18 yards and including 24 yards
Over 24 yards and including 35 yards
Over 35 yards and including 50 yards
Over 50 yards and under 65 yards
65 yards and including 80 yards
Over 80 yards and including 95 yards
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
10.725
10.82
11.02
11.26
11.30
l1.405
ll .46
ll .61
ll .76
ll .91
12.06
All transit mix or agitator trucks-
Under 6 yards
6 yards and under 8 yards
8 yards through 10 yards
Over 10 yards through 12 yards
Over 12 yards through 14 yards ...
Over 14 yards through 16 yards
10.875
10.975.
11:075
11.175
11.275
11.375
Transit mix ~lith boom receives an additional 12½¢ per hour.
Bulk cement spreader (with or without auger)
Dumpcrete truck
Skid truck (debris box)
Trucks (dry pre-batch contrete mix)
Triple headers
USE DUMP TRUCK SCALE
USE DUMP TRUCK SCALE
USE DUMP TRUCK SCALE
USE DUMP TRUCK SCALE
USE DU~.iP TRUCK.SCALE,
PLUS $1.00 PER SHIFT
Ammonia nitrate distributor driver and mixer
Combination dump truck and dump trailer
11.30 . -
ll .405
Water trucks:
Under 2,500 gals.
2,500 and under 4,000 gals,
4,000 and under 5,000 gals
5,000 and under 7,000 gals.
10. 835
10. 935
11.035
11.135
Jetting truck
USE WATER TRUCK SCALE
DW lO's, 20's, and 21's and other similar
cat type, Terra Cobra, LeTourneau pulls,
Tournorocker, Euclid and similar type equip-
ment when pulling Aqua/Pak or water tank trailers
When pulling fuel, grease tank miscellaneous
trailers
11.71
11.46
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Vacuum trucks:
Under 3,500 gals.
3,500 gals. and under 5,500 gals.
5,500 gals. and under 7,500 gals.
Nipper truck (Flat rack rate when appropriate)
Concrete pump truck (Flat rack rate when appropriate)
Concrete pump machine
·
Sci ssor truck
Helicopter pilot
10.905
l O. 985
ll ,085
10.725
10.725
10.725
10.92
11.76
Industrial lift truck (mechanical tailgate)
Dumpster or similar type
USE FLAT RACK SCALE
USE YARDAGE RATE OF PAY
Rubber tired muck car (not self-loaded)
Rubber tired truck jumbo
Lift jitneys and fork lift
Winch truck and "A" frame drivers
Small rubber tired tractor
Combination whinch truck with hoist
Hydro-lift or Swedish Crane type (including jetting)
Hydro-lift extension or retracting crane (boom type)
Buggymobi 1 e
R6s~ Hyster and similar straddle 'carrier
Self-propelled street sweeper with self-
contained refuse bin
P.B. or similar type self-loading truck
Bus or manhaul driver
Escort or pilot car driver
Pi ckup trucks
Hook tenders
Warehousemen,- helper$, team drivers
Warehouse clerk/parts man (jobsite construction)
Truck dispatcher (ful 1 time)
Fuel and/or grease truck driver or fuelman
OileF and/or greaser and/or service man
Tire repairman (full time)
Truck repairman
Truck repairman hel per
Single unit flat rack (2 axle unit)
Single unit flat rack (3 axle unit)
Heavy duty transport (high bed)
Heavy duty transport (gooseneck low bed)
Double gooseneck (7 or more axles)
Heavy duty transport tiller man
Combination bootman and road oiler
Road oil trucks or bootman
10. 995.
11-;035
10.855
11.035
10.92
10.975
ll .39
ll .39
ll .035
ll .065
11.26
11.36
10.725
10.725
10.725.
10.725
10.725
10~85
ll .ll
10.89
10.80
ll .26
l1.395
10.895'
10.82
10.92
ll .04
11.27'
ll .32
ll .32
ll .165
10.845
Heater planer
Asphalt burner
Scarifieh burner
USE RATE FOR POWER UNIT
USE RATE FOR POWER UNIT
USE RATE FOR POWER UNIT
Snow buggies (full time)
Snow Go and/or plow
S1 urry truck
10.725
11.26
USE DUMP TRUCK SCALE
Fuel island attendant, or combination pit
and/or grease rack and fuel island (full time)
10.89
Fire Guard (full time)
Steam Gleaning {full time}
Tool room attendant (refineries)
Utility, clean-up truck
Tilt bed trailer or flat bed pull trailer
X~
XI.
Drivers handling raw sewage or dangerous
chemical s
Craft- ASBESTOS WORKER
W_ajte Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Mechanic
Craft- BRICKLAYER AND RELATED TRADES
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Bricklayer, Blocklayer, CaUlker, Cleaner,
Corklayer, Stonemason, Tuck Pointer
Xll. -.Craft: BRICK TENDER
Wag~ Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Brick Tender
Xlll. Craft: BOILERMAKER-BLACKSMITH
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen
XIV.
Bo i 1 erma ker-B1 acksmi th
Craft- CARPENTER AND RELATED TRADES
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Carpenter
Hardwood Floorlayer, Power Saw Operator,
Saw filers, Shinglers, Steel Scaffold
Erector and/or Steel Shoring
Millwrights
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USE RATE FOR EQUIPMENT
$ 10.725
T0.725
USE FLAT RACK OR DUMP TRDCK
SCALE
12½ per hour above rate for
towing unit
$4 per day in addition to
appropriate wage scale
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 13.56
Basic straight-time
_ .hourly rate- ·
$ ll .85'
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 10.65
over-time
rate
$21.15
Basic straight-time
'?~'~/hourl y rate
.,-,
$ 13.625
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ .11.70
11.85
12.20
XV.
Craft: CARPET LAYER
Wage Rates
Classification (journe3nnen)
XVI.
Carpet Layer'
Craft- DRYWALL INSTALLER
Wage Rates
Classification ~journeymen)
XVII.
· Drywal 1
Craft-
Installer
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR
_Wage Rates
Classification ~journeymen)
fIII.
XIX.
Probationary helper
Helper
Mechanic
MeChanic in charge
Craft' FENCE CONSTRUCTOR
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Fence Worker
Journeyman Fence worker
Craft' FIELD SURVEYOR
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen)
XX.
Certified Chief of Party
Chief of Party
Instrument Man
Chai~man/Rodman
Craft' GLAZIER
Waqe Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Glazier.
(CARPENTERS)
,. . ·
(CARPENTERS)
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Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 12.38
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 11.97
Basic striaght-time
hourly Pate
$ 7.41
10.37
14.82
16.67
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 10.30
~ 10.55
Basic strai ght-time
hourly r. ate
$ 12.31
12.01'
ll .12
9.98
Basic straight-time
.hourly rate
$ 11.79
XXI.
Craft: LATHER
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen
XXII.
Lather
Craft: MARBLE SETTER
Wage Rates
Classification {journeymen}
Marble Setter
XXIII. Craft: PLASTERER
Wage Rates
Classification (journeymen)
Plasterer
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ 11.57
Basic straight-time
hoUrly rate
$ 11.82
Basic straight-time
hourly rate .,
$ 12.33
O~,~E6time
$23.46
XXIV. Craft' ROOFER AND RELATED TRADES
Wage Rates
Classification {journeymen}
Roofer
Bitumastic, Enamelers, Pipe Wrappers,
Coal tar Pitch Built-Up
Mastic Workers, Kettleman (2 kettles without
·
pumps )
XXV. Craft' SHEET METAL WORK
Wage Rates
Classification {journeymen}
Sheet Metal Worker
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ ll .58
12.58
11.83
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ -13.54
XXVI.
Craft: TILE FINISHER.
Wage Rates
Classification (.joUrneymen)
Tile Finisher
Basic straight-time
hourly rate
$ lO.16
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PER DIEM WAGE - CRAFT, CLASSIFICATION OR TYPE
OF WORKMAN ~NOT SPECIFIED
The rate for each craft, classification or type of workman which is not herein specified,
shall not be less than the prevailing rate paid in such craft, classification or tyPe
of work as provided in the collective bargaining agreements established for San Mateo
County and should there be no such agreement for the particular craft, classification
or type of workman to be employed on the project, then the prevailing wage rate shall
be the prevailing, rate paid i'n such craft, classification or type of work as determined
pursuant to Labor Code Section 1770, et seq.
PREMIUM PAY FOR SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, AND HOLIDAYS-
In accordance with Labor Code Section ]773, holidays upon which the
general prevailing hourly wage rate for holiday work shall be paid
shall be ali holidays recognized in the collective bargaining agreement
applicable to the particular craft, classification, or ty~e of worker
employed on the project which is on file with the Director of Industrial
Relations.
TRAVEL AND SUBSISTENCE PAYMENTS-
The contractor shall make travel and subsistence payment to each worker
needed to execute the work, as such travel and subsistence payments
are defined in the applicable collective bargaining agreement filed
with the Director of Industrial Relations in accordance with Labor
Code Section 1773.8.
Dated-
June 7, 1978
City Clerk Pro Tempore
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