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Opening of Bids - Century Center Parking Lot Entry Gate Improvements Proj No 118-035A - Larson Danielson Construction - 2
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Section 2 . TRANSPORTATION. In all plant construction the EMPLOYER shall <br />furnish transportation which provides shelter from inclement weather from the gate to the <br />jobsite and back to the gate. Transportation shall have benches to sit on for safety <br />reasons. <br />ARTICLE VI <br />PILE DRIVERS <br />Section 1. PILE ®RIVING CREW. A pile driving crew shall consist of a minimum <br />of one (1) Working Foreman and three (3) Journeymen / Apprentice. When two (2) or <br />more crews are working on a job, there shall be a General pile driving Working Foreman. <br />No pile driving Working Foreman or General Working Foreman shall at the same time <br />work in any other capacity on the same job. Crew size may be adjusted by mutual <br />agreement between UNION and EMPLOYER. <br />Section 2. PILING. All labor employed in unloading, loading and/or handling, <br />whether used or stored, framing, driving, fastening, pulling, cutting, capping of piling of <br />every kind, including splicing, barking, heading, shoeing, rafting, boring, reeving, dodging, <br />whaling, casing, jetting and bracing shall be done by pile drivers. <br />All burning and welding on pilings, all rigging and signaling in connection therewith <br />shall be done by pile drivers. Whenever a pile driver takes the place of a driver, he shall <br />be paid the rate of a driver in this locality. The servicing and repairing, assembling and <br />dismantling of all pile driving equipment shall be done by the pile driving Employees in <br />the Bargaining Unit. <br />Section 3. ONE RIG ATA TIME. No single pile driving crew shall work more than <br />one (1) rig at a time. <br />ARTICLE VII <br />APPRENTICES <br />Section 1. PROBATION PERIOD. Each accepted applicant shall be required to <br />serve a 160 days probation period prior to being accepted into the program. The rate of <br />pay for this period shall be 45% of the Journeyman's scale. <br />Section 2. WAGES. The wages of an Apprentice shall be based upon the following <br />percentage of the Journeyman's scale as determined by the Joint Apprentice Committee. <br />All reduced fringe benefits will apply to all apprentices that begin the program after June <br />1, 2012. <br />1st year 55% of the Journeyman rate, 55% of Annuity, 50% of Pension <br />2nd year 65% of the Journeyman rate, 65% of Annuity, 50% of Pension <br />3rd year 75% of the Journeyman rate, 75% of Annuity, 50% of the Pension <br />Ott' year 85% of the Journey man rate, 85% of Annuity, 50% of Pension <br />All other apprenticeship benefit contributions remain the same as journeyman as per <br />Article 3, Section 3. <br />21 <br />
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