Just wondering how big of a spread there is nation wide:usa
I think journeyman wages here are around $30-31 an hour.Im located in far northwest C.A.
$35 and change in So. Cal. :cool2
How Much in Missouri
~$30 depending on what you run
35.36 and i think 41 and change for daily rental rate if you run a crane for a crane rental company.
150 chicago top of the food chain. 41.95 in the dirt. more for cranes
$36.54 in So. Cal.
I think the local union here is around $33 or so depending on what you're running. Starting apprenticeship wages are 65% of Journeyman from 0-1000 hours, increasing by 5% every 1,000 hours until reaching 95% at 6,000 hours.
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Wages IUOE Local 302 , Alaska; 2007 AGC Contract Group 1 $34.37 + Fringes = $48.30 Total Group 1A $36.00 + Fringes = $49.93 Total Other contracts are at different rates. Such as Oil and Mining, is usually 80%.
It's about 23 bucks an hour for common operator with Local 428, more for crane operators and finish blade.
The literature I have from Local 18 says $28.45/hr.
class a operator in ohio local 18 is $27.94
Dang I ain't makin' squat!
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Are you in Local 18 Brian?
yeah i work in columbus
Are you an apprentice or journeyman?
journeyman my main job is an mechanic 95% of the time . but i run our fuel truck,mill,and scraper when needed
Im trying to get in the apprenticeship
im thinking local 103 is around 28-29.. not really sure been a while since ive worked on dirt.. pipeline is where i find my home and its normally 35+ ish just depends on where your at.. our job in lousiana is gonna pay 36/h this year.. 14 months of pipeline work.. and the small company i work for loves the hours.. from july 9th of 07 thru dec 14th of 07 we didnt have a single day off.. and averaged 100 hrs a week.. never did we do less then 90.. some times it was more then 100 one week i know we got in 168 hrs.. yeah do the math. around the clock for 7 days straigh.. did i mention one of those days was thanksgiving.. so double time..baby..damn shame pipeline doesnt have tripple time in there contract.. i cant bitch.. i make decent money plus get a truck allowance and fuel paid for.. so its a good gig for now.. few more years and im gonna start my own deal. payton
^ With hours and pay like that i would be retired in a few years. You guys woulndt be looking for help would you? I dont mind traveling, and love hours and hours and hours of work
as of right now no.. hours are slow still fighting with ferc permits and land rights some owners are trying to get top dollar for damn swamp land.. and well lets be honest its swamp land not worth much but there trying to fight the price so were slow right now but will hit it hard hopefully by may 1st. then its suppose to be 14 months non stop.. will suck majorly not being around my wife and kids but in the long run when i do get to come back home the house and all the bills will be taken care of.. then i can start saving to purchase some of my own equipment and get my own thing going so i can live a normal life at home.
Sewer/Water/Tunnel = $28+ Dirt = $30+ Heavy/Highway= $31+ Great Lakes Float = $28+ Crane Dept. = $35+ Fiber Optic/Cable = $25+ Pipeliners - $29+ Live Better, Work Union :usa
You guys are just talking simple hourly wages.With the full benefit package,it costs a contractor in NY over $500 a day for an operator.
I work for a railroad contractor out of Missouri. I am not even going to tell you what I make, you will laugh me right out of ths site!
Local 520 is $28 plus change and up.
down here in the local 450 my operator on pipeline is makin bout 33 on 980h wheel loaders im an oiler makin bout 20 .. mobile cranes makin around 40 for 2008 liebherr 500 ton ...plus truck pay pus per diem plus all the wonderful union benifits...im a 1st year apprentice here in the 450 and its the best decision ive ever made
39.04 local12 cattrac equipment
Here in Connecticut its roughly $28-$34ish depending on what you're runnin'. I think theres a pay bump coming next year too.
$41.86 for Local 138 on a telehandler or my Lull then add another 76% 0f that for fringes which is 31.81 = 73.68 Then you get 8 hours at straight time and 1/2 grease time at 2X so it is really like 9 straight hours a day. ointhead Then paid rain or shine and a ton of holidays which are double time.:Banghead
as of 6/1/09 class 1 certified hoe $46.20
Any idea how much a job in Florida is worth?
Here in SE PA the rate for a union man is about 40.00 an hour with cranes work alittle more.
IUOE local 49 29.22/hr for group 2 in Mn
$40 and change as of the 5th of this month. I clear out on a 980 loader for Rees's Enterprise in the morning.
32.15 local 520
our operators get paid in chickens and free back issues of the local paper....:drinkup
In N.J and N.Y its 43 and change and lower depending on equipment you run
I figure total package in mo. at 55 hr. for prevailing wage jobs. Non prevailing most get 18 to 22 total.
How does mechanic's pay compare to operator's?
Mechanics make roughly the same hourly wage as operators which in central pa is 32.66 on pipeline plus all the benefits which is around 52 total the main difference is that the mechanics usually get 16 an hour for there tools and fuel for there trucks with basically as many hours as they want on pipeline
Local 15 Operating Engineers NYC 7/01/13 Description S/T Welfare & Pention Welfare Fund 7.70 Pension Fund 6.40 Vacation Fund 3.50 Annunity Fund 11.25 Training Fund 0.50 Supp. Dues 2.08 Medical Reimburs. Fund 1.25 W & P Total 32.68 HCIF 0.35 Cherry Picker Operator, 15 61.05 Hoe/Loader Operator, 15 59.24 Loader Operator, 15 59.24 Bulldozer Operator, 15 59.24 Roller Operator, 15 59.24 Grader Operator, 15 59.24 Concrete Pump Oiler, 15 53.22 ICE Hammer Operator, 15 53.22 Backhoe Oiler, 15 53.22 Finishing Machine Oper., 15 59.24 Crane Oiler, 15 53.22 Breaker Operator, 15 59.24 Maintanence Man, 15 58.97 Mechanic, 15 58.97 Welder, 15 58.97 Crane Oiler, 15 53.22 Maintainance Foreman, 15 61.05 Local 14 Operating Engineers NYC 7/01/13 Description S/T Welfare & Pention Welfare Fund 7.70 Pension Fund 5.45 Annunity Voluntary Fund 4.50 Annunity Fund 10.00 Training Fund 1.00 Dues Check-Off 1.73 Defense Fund 0.05 W & P Total 30.43 HCIF 0.35 Asphalt Paver Operator, 14 65.76 Asphalt Roller Operator, 14 64.04 Backhoe Operator, 14 70.10 Clamshell Operator, 14 70.63 Compressor Operator, 14 44.63 Concrete Pump Operator, 14 64.34 Crane Operator, 14 70.63 Master Mechanic, 14 69.23 Pile Driver Operator, 14 69.23 Pump Operator, 14 44.63
Is there any current local 12 cal. Members here? I AM CURRENTLY studying for the apprenticeship test for ventura to San Luis county areas. Just was looking for a little info.
The tweedy contractors used to have the UP contract in Missouri and southern ill. Ten years ago They offered me $8 per hr and $15 per diem to work operating a backhoe at the Piedmont mo area. and the guy your working for under bid them. So you probably qualify for food stamps.
I know this is an older posting. Would it be possible if you could update the current Wages and Benoit Package of Local 14 and 15 of NYC? Thank You Joseph