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CEMENT Jv~SOHS Health ~nd Wel-~are--W ~ hour, Foreman: When three or more Cement Masons are employed on a job, one shall be employed as a Foreman and shall receive not less than per hour more than the highest dassi~cation over which be has leadership. Cement Mason ................................................................................................ $4.04 Cement Mason, chipp/ng and patch/rig .......................................................... 4.04 Curb Form and Phnk SeCtor, including sett/ng of lines, stakes and grades..~ ............................................................................. 4.04 Serc~d Setter, including screed pins .............................................................. 4.04 cCement Maso.n (magnets.ire., magnesite-terrazo and mastic composition).... 4.16 ement Floating and Fm/shing Machine Operator ...................................... 4.29 Curb and Cutter Machine Overator (cement only) ...................................... 4.04 ~lary and Sim/hr T:,-/)e of $crend O~rator 4.04 rinding Machine Operator ...._~ ................................................................... 4.04 Jackson Vibratory and $iml ~r Type $creed Operator .................................. 4.04 Scoring Machine Overato~ ............................................................................ 4.04 Cement Masons employed on a, Swinging Stage or Bos'n's Chair receive 25~ per hou~ over the Cement Ma~on s ~ate. IRON WORKERS (For territorial jurisdiction of Locals 229, 433 and 416.) Health and Wel~are-12~i per hour e~ective 8/16/59. Health and WeHare-151 per hour effective 8/16/60. Pension Fund--10~ per hour. Vacation Plan: 10~ per hour effective 8/16/61. Foreman: Receives not less than 351 per hour more than the hourly rate o{ the highest classification over which he has supervision. Reinforcing Ironworker .................................................. $4 025 $4.25 Structural Ironworker ............. 4'275 4.50 Ornamental Ironworker .............................................................. 4.275 4.50 Fence Erector ................................. 4.075 4.30 LABORERS (For Tunnel Work, see T~IIT, T~I Cla~atiolls) Health and Wel~are-10t per hour. Foreman: Receives not less than 30¢ per hour more than the hourly rate of the highest classification over which he has leadership. Laborer-General or Construction .................................................................. $3.26 Demolition Laborer, The Cleaning o£ Brick and Lumber ............................ 3.26 Dry Pack/ng of Concrete ................................................................................ 3.26 Ope. r~a~r of ~l?e .um.atic and Electric Tools, Vibrating Mach/nes and sim ar mecnamcal tools not separately class~ed herein .......................... 3.47 LABORERS (Continued) 5/I/41 Concrete Saw M~an, excluding Tractor Type ................................................3.47 Roto-Scraper .................................................................................................... 3.47 Concrete Core Cutter ...................................................................................... 3.47 Asphalt Raker and Ironer ................................................................................ 3.47 Asphalt Shoveler ............................................................................................ 3.36 Buggymobile Man .......................................................................................... 3.47 Cement Dumper (on 1 yd. or larger mixer and handling bulk cement) ...... 3.47 Cesspool Digger and Installer ....................................................................... 3.44 Chucktender ................................................................................................... 3.41 Concrete Cur~-Impervious Membrane and Form Offer ............................ 3.45 Cribber or Shore~ ......................................................................................... 3.62 Cutting Torch Operator (Demolition) .......................................................... 3.31 Driller (cure, Diamond or Wagon), Joy Driller Model TW M-iA, Gardner-Denver Model DH 143 and similar type drills (in accord- ance with memorandum of understanding between Laborers and Operating Engineers dated at Miami, Florida, February 3, 1954) ........ 3.71 Driller, lackhammer 2~t ~ot drill steel or longer ........................................3.55 Fine Grader, Highway and Street Paving, Airports, Runways, and similar type heav~ construction ............. ~ ................................................ 3.36 groan ......................................................................................................... 3.26 ~..as and Oil Pipeline Laborer ........................................................................ 3.26 Gas and Oil Pipeline Wrapper--Pot Tender and Form May_ ....................... 3.47 Gas and Oil Pipeltae Wrapper--O-inch pipe and over .................................. 3.60 ~uinea Chaser ................................................................................................ 3.34 Laborer Packing Rod Steel and Pans ............................................................. 3.385 ~Landscape Gardener and Nursery Man ......................................................3.36 Laying o~ id] non-metallic pipe, including Sewer Pipe, Drain Pipe and Underground Tile ....................................... : ..................................... 3.57 Making and Cu, lking of all non-metallic Pipe Joints .................................. 3.45 Powderman ...................................................................................................... 3.62 Riprap Stonepave~ .......................................................................................... 3.4~ Rock Slinger ................................................................................................... 3.52 Head Rock Slinger .......................................................................................... 3.78 Sandblaster (N0~eman} ............................................................................... 3.71 Sandblaster (Pot Tender) 3.45 Scaler ............................................................................................................. 3.31 Scaler (Using ~'n's Chair er Safety Belt or Power Tocl~) .......................... 3.52 Septic Tank Digger and Installer (Lead Man) ..............................................3.41 Steel Headerboatd Man ................................................................................ 3.685 Tank Scaler ami Cleaner .................................................................................. 3.385 Tarman and Motim'man .................................................................................. 3.31 Tree Climber, Failer, Chain Saw Operator, Pittsburgh Chipper and similar type Brash shredders .................................................................... 3.47 Unden~round Laborer, including Caisson Bellover ...................................... 3.39 Watchman ........................................................................................................ 2.60 Window Cleaner ........................................................................................... 3.26 *Has knowledge o~ plant materials and how ~o plant them. Lays out plant arrangements to {ollow the landscape plan.