Prevailing Wage Roofer California

New labor compliance requirements prevailing wage sb 854 etc all contractors vendors doing business with public agencies throughout the state of california including county of marin must comply with applicable labor compliance requirements including but not limited to prevailing wages sb 854 labor code sections 1771 1 a and 1725 5 public works contractor registration program.

Prevailing wage roofer california.

Prevailing wage section po box 44540 olympia wa 98504 4540. Our staff will work remotely and will respond to your inquiries via email. That is because they are looking for companies with our fundamental values of safety and quality workmanship. Cover roofs of structures with shingles slate asphalt aluminum wood or related materials.

Visit payscale to research roofer hourly pay by city experience skill employer and more. Location 7273 linderson way sw tumwater wa 98501. California s prevailing wage law requires contractors to pay specific wage rates on public works projects. May spray roofs sidings and walls with material to bind seal insulate or soundproof sections of structures.

Occupational employment and wages may 2017 47 2181 roofers. The average hourly pay for a roofer is 17 30. Between 2002 and 2004 solano county roofing inc a roofing subcontractor installed metal roofs on three public works of improvement in san mateo and santa clara counties. The rates are published by the state s department of industrial relations dir.

The labor research and statistics office which includes the prevailing wage unit and the occupational injuries and illnesses unit will temporarily close its office in line with the governor s stay at home executive order. All workers employed on public works projects must be paid the prevailing wage determined by the director of the department of industrial relations according to the type of work and location of the project. The scope of work provisions posted on the dlsr division of labor statistics. Pursuant to california labor code sections 1723 and 1771 contractors who are awarded public work projects of more than 1 000 must pay all workers including laborers and mechanics on those projects not less than the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for work of a similar character in the locality in which the public work is performed.