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ORECON DET'ERMINATION 97-01 CONSTRUCTION TYPE: HEAVY-ENTIRE STATE, HIGHWAY-ENTIRE STATE. <br /> NON-RESIDENTIAL BLDG. EXCLUDES COOS, CURRY, <br /> DOUGLAS & JOSEPHINE COUNTIES <br />BASIC [3ASIC <br />HOURLY FRINGE IIOURL.Y FRINC:t? <br />TRADE RATE BENEFI7S TRADE RATE [iENEFITS <br />~SBESTO~_SO(4f3K~fi~ MA~Q~L~IContinued) <br />OS~s3ll~Iig11 of insulation on mechanical systems for rea 2 <br />fhermal and Acoustical purposes, also the installatic>n oi <br />ire stop penetrations on Electrical and Mechanical enton (b) Douglas Josephine Linri (b) <br />~ystems. rook Grant Klamath Malheur (b) <br /> oos Harney Lake Wasco (b) <br />Joumeyman Asbestos Worker 23.42 6.26 urry Jackson Lane Wheeler <br /> eschutes Jefferson Lincoln (b) <br />~~Qy~l of r~gulated material on <br />rrechanicai systems * which are <br />iot going to be scrapped,"' <br />,~ Narardous Materials Handier Mechanic (in any <br />type of project regardless oi <br />value) 14.25 3.35 <br />' Mechanical systems include pipes, boilr,rs, <br />ducts,flues, breaching, grease ducts and <br />acid ducts. This also includes all labor <br />connected with the handling and distribution oi <br />materials for these systems. <br />'• The removal of all regulated materials from <br />mectianical systems is exclusively the work of <br />Nazardous Materials Handfers, unless the <br />mechanical systems are going to be scrapped. <br />Laborers do all removal of regulated materials on <br />mechanical systems to be scrapped and any non <br />mechanical(walls,ceilings,floors,beart~s etr..1 <br />insulation. They also do loading of any re~ulated <br />material after it has been removed, bagged and <br />tagged, as well as cleanup at the removal site <br />and all work done at the disposal site. Persons <br />performing the removal of regulated materials are <br />classified as Group 3 Laborers. <br />NOTE: Regulated materials are those materials that <br />are regulated for the purpose of protecting <br />the environment or for personal protection <br />by either E.P.A., O.S.N.A., DEQ or Federal <br />~.S.H.A. <br />~Qlje~gj~p~~ 24.32 9.Q1 <br />~81~1~AYERS/S~NEMA~9J~~ <br />Area 1 23.3f 6.21 <br />(add S0.75 per hour to <br />Frinfle tor Refractory <br />~epair wc~rk.} <br />Rrea 2 22.12 54$8 <br />ladd S0.75 per hour to <br />Frin~e for Refractory <br />repair work.} <br />Baker Hood River Multnomah Wallowa <br />Benton (a) Lincoln (a) Polk Wasco (a) <br />Clackamas Linn (a) Sherman Washingtan <br />Clatsop Malheur (a) Tillamook Yamhill <br />Columbia Marion Umatilla Gilliam <br />Morrow Union <br />I North hali <br />) South half <br />ne 1 (Base Rate-: <br />o Group 1 21.62 6.52 <br />o Group ?_ 21 .77 6.52 <br />o Group 3 22.12 6.52 <br />o Group 4 22.27 6.52 <br />o Group 5 22.12 6.52 <br />o Group 6 22.27 6.52. <br />o Group 7 22.62 6.52 <br />Zo ne Ditferential for Carpenters <br /> (Add to Zone 1 Rate) <br /> 7_one 2 .85 <br /> Zone 3 1 .25 <br /> Zone 4 1 .70 <br /> Zone 5 2.00 <br /> Zone 6 3.00 <br />~ne 1: Projects witl~in 30 miles of City Hall in the <br />Cities listed below. <br />one 2: More than 30 miles but less than 40 miles. <br />one 3: More than 4d miles but less than 50 rniles. <br />one 4: More than 50 miles but less than 60 miles. <br />one 5: More than 60 miles but less than 70 milc:s. <br />one 6: More than 70 miles. <br />Albany Eugene Longview Portland <br />Astoria Golder~dale Madras Port Orford <br />Baker Grants Pass Medford Reedsport <br />Bend Hermiston McMinnville Roseburg <br />Brookings Hood River Newport Salem <br />Burns Klamath Falls Oregon City The Dalles <br />Coos Bay LaGrande Ontario Tillamook <br />Corvallis Lakeview Pendleton Vancowcr <br />?ones for Groups 3 and 4 Carpenters ar e determined <br />~y the distance between the project site and ~ixLl~r <br />1) the worker's residence; ~ <br />2) City Hall ot a reference city <br />for the appropriate c~rc~up shown, which ever is closer. <br />ugene Medford Portland Vancouver <br />ongview North Bend The Dalles <br />