May 25, 2015 #21

Builders Bulletin

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Overhead Door Company of Salinas733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901

Salinas (831) 422-3667 • Monterey (831) 375-3667Fax (831) 422-1061 • Santa Cruz (831) 662-3122

Lic. #529655

Overhead Door Company of Santa Clara Valley1266 Lawrence Expressway • Sunnyvale, CA 94089

Tel (408) 734-8010 • Fax (408) 734-3728Lic. #215098

MULCH INSTALLATION PROJECT (Online) 5/26/2015 @ 11:30 AM CENTENNIAL RECREATION CENTER DOMESTIC WATER SOFTENER (Online) 5/26/2015 @ 11:00 AM LIVE OAK HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 700 & LIBRARY ROOF REPLACEMENT (Online) 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM ON-CALL TREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE (Enroute) 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM PARKING LOT SEAL COAT (Online) 5/26/2015 @ 2:15 PM PEST CONTROL TREATMENT FOR PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY & ORD MILITARY COMMUNITY ON-CALL SERVICE (15) 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM SANBORN RD & JOHN ST TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADE (43) 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT PROJECT (Online) 5/26/2015 @ 2:30 PM SAN MARTIN-GWINN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL- SHADE STRUCTURES & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COURTYARD (Online)5/27/2015 @ 3:00 2014/15 STREET PROJECTS-PH.2 & PG&E PAVEMENT RESTORATION (49) 5/27/2015 @ 11:00 AM HOLLISTER HVAC DUCT CLEANING SERVICES (1) 5/27/2015 @ 2:00 PM CEDAR/LOCUST & SOQUEL/FRONT GARAGE CABLE REPAIR (45) 5/27/2015 @ 11:00 AM APPLIED SCIENCES (BASKIN ENGINEERING) - BSL2+ RESEARCH LAB ROOM 287 REMODEL (50) 5/27/2015 @ 3:00 PM HSD GATES AND FENCING (14) 5/28/2015 @ 2:00 PM CA STATE PRISON SACRAMENTO HEALTH CARE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT 5/28/2015 @ 2:00 PM PROGRAM AND FOLSOM STATE PRISON HEALTH CARE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, FOLSOM STATE PRISON UPSIZE EMERGENCY GENERATOR (Online)HVAC DUCT CLEANING AT THE SEASIDE DMV FIELD OFFICE (9) 5/28/2015 @ 2:30 PM REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - EAST GRAND AVENUE MASTER PLAN (Online) 5/29/2015 @ 5:00 PM STREET SWEEPING SERVICES (3) 5/29/2015 @ 3:00 PM CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS & ADMIN BUILDING (Online) 5/29/2015 @ 5:00 PM

President: Sharon Dilbeck, Dilbeck & Sons

President Elect: Kristine O’Dell, Absolute HR

2nd Vice Pres: James Sommerville, Sommerville Inc

3rd Vice Pres: Cliff Fasnacht, Dougherty Pump & Drilling

Sec/Treas: Claude Bastianelli, Val’s Plumbing & Heating

Matt Crigger, Granite Rock

Oscar Grijalva, OCG Plumbing

Kevin McIntosh, Blach Construction

Jeffrey Odell, Jeffrey Odell

Tim Scherer, Regency Construction

Ken Steen, Rabobank

John Vorwerck, Otto Construction

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Heat Illness Prevention

July 7th, 201510:00am-12:00pm

Farm Bureau Office931 Blanco Cir. Salinas, CA 93902

HEAT RELATED HAZARDS AND VIOLATIONS

Effective Training Techniques•Engage the trainees and limit the training if possible to 15-30 minutes

•Use “hands on” type training aids (avoid PowerPoint’s and other lecture types)

•Focus on the key issues i.e. Heat Procedures, IIPP, lack of drinking enough water…

•Conduct a few demos i.e. emergency aid, laying out tarp for shade….

•Question the group and have them attempt to answer first

CAL/OSHA FINDINGS•Lack of written heat procedures and or IIPP – not properly implementing

•Workers not properly trained (or they don’t remember = ineffective training)

•Workers not drinking enough water – water too far, not encourage to drink….

•Improper shade – not at site at all times/not erected during high temps/too far

•Specific sections of procedures not in compli-ance i.e. high heat requirements (>85 and 95 degrees which included training), replenish-ment, and emergency prep and aid

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Projects Out To Bid

Deadline for submission of materials for our Bulletin is end of day Wednesday each week.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015CENTENNIAL RECREATION CENTER DOMESTIC WATER SOFTENER (Online) MORGAN HILLOwner: City of Morgan Hill 408-310-4672

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 11:00 AM Addendums Received: 2Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/8 @ 10:30am- siteInfo: Installation of a water softener/softening system for a 2” domestic hot water supply serving locker rooms and family changing rooms at the CRC. The system will be expandable, allow brine reclaim to recycle a portion of regeneration water, and include solid state electronics/controller(s) to allow regeneration based on either time or volume.General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax US Water Services 503-810-2527 503-221-0275

LIVE OAK HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING 700 & LIBRARY ROOF REPLACEMENT (ON) MORGAN HILL

Owner: Morgan Hill Unified School District 408-201-6085

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/19 3:30p @ site, sign in at the Administration Bldg.Info: Class “A”, “B”, “C-39”. Replace the roofs at the Library and Building 700 at Live Oak HighSchool with new TPO roof, also include new metal counterflashings, new crickets, new overlaymentboard, new drains, roof up and over walls, and all accessories, etc. as specified in the contract documents, specifications and drawings. Prevailing

MULCH INSTALLATION PROJECT (Online) MORGAN HILLOwner: City of Morgan Hill 408-778-6480

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 11:30 AM Addendums Received: 2Info: Class C27. Procure, deliver and install wood chip mulch at various city parks and street medians including, but not limited to Diana Park (Diana Avenue at Calle Mazatan), Howard Wiechert Park (15415 La Rocca Place) Oak Creek Park (Prancer Court), and Conte Gardens Park (Conte Way).

ON-CALL TREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE (Enroute) MONTEREYOwner: City of Monterey 831-646-3863

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM Info: All phases of tree maintenance for the City of Monterey, including the Army Garrison at the Presidio of Monterey and the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey.

PARKING LOT SEAL COAT (Online) MTRY, SAN BENITO AND SLO CA

Owner: Ca State Dept of Transportation 916-227-6024

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:15 PM Info: Class A license or an applicable Class C. Parking Lot Seal Coat in Monterey, San Benito and San Luis Obispo Counties. Prevailing

Projects Out To Bid Tuesday, May 26, 2015

PEST CONTROL TREATMENT FOR PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY & ORD MILITARY MONTEREYCOMMUNITY ON-CALL SERVICE (15)Owner: City of Monterey 831-646-3926

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM Info: General Pest & Termite Contractor License. Contractor to furnish the On-Call Service contract for Pest Control Treatment in the Presidio of Monterey and Ord Community in Monterey, California, in accordance with the specifications. The work consists of furnishing all labor, materials, supplies, equipment, transportation, and incidentals necessary to undertake the pest treatment in designed area location for pest control. Use Integrated Pest Management to target rodents, inspects, arachnids, other arthropods and nuisance pests.

SANBORN RD & JOHN ST TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADE (43) SALINASOwner: City of Salinas 831-758-7964

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Info: In general, the work shall include, but it is not limited to removal and construction of curb and gutter; removal and construction of sidewalk; construction of ADA compliant pedestrian access ramps; removal and installation of crosswalk striping; installation of a traffic signal system at Sanborn Road and John Street; and all incidental and appurtenant improvements and restorations specified on the Plans and herein these Special Provisions.

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Monterey Peninsula Eng 831-384-4081 831-384-5078

SIDEWALK REPLACEMENT PROJECT (Online) MORGAN HILLOwner: City of Morgan Hill 408-310-4672

Bid Date: 5/26/2015 @ 2:30 PM Addendums Received: 2Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/11 @ 9am- 100 Edes Court, Morgan HillInfo: Removal and replacement of damaged concrete sidewalk, curb & gutter, (including root removal), and removal and replacement of street trees.

Wednesday, May 27, 20152014/15 STREET PROJECTS-PH.2 & PG&E PAVEMENT RESTORATION (49) CARMELOwner: City of Carmel-by-the-Sea 831-620-2000

Bid Date: 5/27/2015 @ 11:00 AM Addendums Received: 1Info: The work consists of pavement rehabilitation for various City streets and includes roadway excavation, pavement grinding, patching, reconstruction, paving, leveling courses, overlays, asphalt concrete berms, drainage swale/channel repaving, construction/reconstruction of storm drainage facilities, raising of manholes, cleanouts, and valve boxes to new finished grade, thermostatic centerline stripe and all other work show on the plans.

Projects Out To Bid Wednesday, May 27, 2015

APPLIED SCIENCES (BASKIN ENGINEERING) - BSL2+ RESEARCH LAB ROOM 287 SANTA CRUZREMODEL (50)Owner: UCSC Physical Planning & Construction 831-459-2366

Bid Date: 5/27/2015 @ 3:00 PM Addendums Received: 5Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/6 @ 3pm- 1156 High Street, Barn G, Contracts Trailer Santa Cruz CampusInfo: Class B. Construction of the Biomolecular Engineering Bio-safety Level 2+ Research Lab at the UCSC Baskin Engineering Building involves modifications to the existing room including new walls, casework, sinks, lighting, flooring as well as modifications to the electrical, data, plumbing and HVAC systems. PrevailingGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Cen-Con, Inc. 831-459-9270 831-459-9297 * Pueblo Construction , Inc. 805-564-1313 805-564-1311

* Southland Construction 925-469-1101 925-469-1102 * Tombleson Inc 831-422-9696 831-422-0566

CEDAR/LOCUST & SOQUEL/FRONT GARAGE CABLE REPAIR (45) SANTA CRUZ Owner: City of Santa Cruz 831-420-5188

Bid Date: 5/27/2015 @ 11:00 AM Info: This project consists in general of re-tensioning or replacing 1/2-inch diameter steel cables located in the Cedar/Locust and Soquel/Front parking garages in Santa Cruz. The steel cables are part of existing cable barriers.

HOLLISTER HVAC DUCT CLEANING SERVICES (1) HOLLISTEROwner: Department of Motor Vehiles 916-657-6977

Bid Date: 5/27/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/14 @ 12pm- siteInfo: HVAC duct cleaning services for the Hollister DMV field office.

SAN MARTIN-GWINN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL- SHADE STRUCTURES & SAN MARTINENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE COURTYARD (Online)Owner: Morgan Hill Unified School District 408-201-6085

Bid Date: 5/27/2015 @ 3:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/13 & 5/20 @ 1pm- siteInfo: Class A, B or specific C. Installation of two (2) shade structures Environmental Science Courtyard sitework. PrevailingGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Guerra Construction 408-279-2027 408-279-2044 K & D Landscape 831-728-4018 831-728-6544

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Projects Out To Bid Thursday, May 28, 2015CA STATE PRISON SACRAMENTO HEALTH CARE FACILITY IMP SACRAMENTO/FOLSOMPROGRAM AND FOLSOM STATE PRISON HEALTH CARE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, FOLSOM STATE PRISON UPSIZE EMERGENCY GENERATOR (Online)

Owner: CA State Dept. of Corrections & Rehabilitation 916-255-5666

Bid Date: 5/28/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/7 10a Info: The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) intends to receive bids and award a contract for the construction of the Health Care Facility Improvement Project at California State Prison- Sacramento, Health Care Facility Improvement Project at Folsom State Prison, and the Upsize Emergency Generator at Folsom State Prison located in Folsom, California.

The Projects at California State Prison – Sacramento (SAC) and at Folsom State Prison (FSP) are part of the Health Care Facility Improvement Program (HCFIP). The purpose of the sub-projects at SAC and FSP are to remedy deficiencies in its existing health care components. Each Project consists of various sub-projects. The project at FSP requires demolition of existing buildings and phasing of work to accommodate construction. FSP also has an upsize emergency generator and a new fire water line installation.

The new buildings at SAC and FSP will be slab-on-grade. The structures at SAC and FSP will be fully grouted exterior Concrete Masonry Unit walls, metal framed interior partitions, and single-ply roofing membranes over rigid insulation, and site work. All new buildings will be provided with automatic sprinkler system and fire alarm systems in accordance with the California Building Code requirements. Site grading, paving, and utility relocation will be necessary for the construction of new buildings, including but not limited to communication/signal, electrical, storm drain, water, and sewer lines.

HSD GATES AND FENCING (14) HOLLISTERContact: Felice Consulting Services 831-770-7041

Bid Date: 5/28/2015 @ 2:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/13 & 5/20 @ 10am- 2690 Cienega Rd. Conference RmInfo: The project will consist of but not be limited to the removal, replacement and installation of gates and fencing at eight of the Districts sites.The project scope will include, but not limited to: demo, install of fencing, fabrication of gates, installation of gates, decomposed granite walkways and concrete flatwork.

HVAC DUCT CLEANING AT THE SEASIDE DMV FIELD OFFICE (9) SEASIDEOwner: Ca State Dept of Motor Vehicles 916-657-6972

Bid Date: 5/28/2015 @ 2:30 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/6 1p @ site, meet at the FlagpoleInfo: Class C20. The bidder shall provide a National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) certified Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS) to perform project oversight services. The bidder shall either directly employ the NADCA certified ASCS that shall perform project oversight services or utilize a NADCA certified ASCS subcontractor that shall perform project oversight services. The bidder shall provide proof of certification for their directly employed or subcontracted NADCA certified ASCS with their bid.

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Projects Out To Bid Friday, May 29, 2015CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOMS & ADMIN BUILDING (Online) SAN JOSEOwner: Barry Swenson Builders 408-287-0246

Bid Date: 5/29/2015 @ 5:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Info: GC request for sub-bids. Please note that there are NO specifications on this project - please bid this project per the plans and a standard school project. Please email your bid to:dbatalha@barryswensonbuilder.com or Cecelia@swenson.com or Fax to 408-287-0299. Thank you for your interest in our project

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Barry Swenson Builders 408-287-0246 408-287-0299

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - EAST GRAND AVENUE MASTER PLAN (ON) ARROYO GRANDE Owner: City of Arroyo Grande 805-473-5441

Bid Date: 5/29/2015 @ 5:00 PM Info: The City of Arroyo Grande is soliciting the services of qualified firms/individuals to perform consulting services for the following project: East Grand Avenue Master PlanThe Plan will identify and address obstacles to infill development and investment, provide a guide for redevelopment of private property, and establish the public streetscape improvements for the entire East Grand Avenue corridor, from the Highway 101 right-of-way to the City’s westernmost limit.

STREET SWEEPING SERVICES (3) PACIFIC GROVE Owner: City of Pacific Grove 831-648-5722

Bid Date: 5/29/2015 @ 3:00 PM Info: The City of Pacific Groves invites sealed bids for Street Sweeping Services.

Tuesday, June 02, 2015BROMMER PARK GROUNDWATER RECHARGE ENHANCEMENT PROJECT (70) SANTA CRUZ

Owner: County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2210

Bid Date: 6/2/2015 @ 2:30 PM Prebid Visit: Strongly encouraged Prebid Conf: 5/19 10a @ siteInfo: Class A. Install a bio-retention swale pretreatment and subsurface gravel seepage pits designed to capture runoff from the main parking area at Brommer Park. PrevailingGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Gregory EQ Inc. 530-999-1933 530-275-7949 Monterey Peninsula 831-384-4081 831-384-5078

Projects Out To Bid Tuesday, June 02, 2015CAL. MEN’S COLONY HCFIP & POWER GENERATOR SYSTEM UPGRADE SAN LUIS OBISPOOwner: CA State Dept. of Corrections & Rehabilitation 916-255-5666

Bid Date: 6/2/2015 @ 2:00 PM Addendums Received: 1Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/12 10a @ site, clearance request by 5/4, 4pInfo: Class B. Demolition, building pad preparation, site work, utility extensions and connections, installation of New generators and a fuel tank, and construction of new buildings. The project is located both inside of the existing secure perimeters and at the existing gravel parking lot. The new buildings will be fully grouted exterior CMU walls, metal framed interior partitions, and single-ply roofing membrane over rigid insulation. Site grading, paving, and utility relocation will be necessary for the construction of the new buildings, including but not limited to communication/signal, electrical, storm drain, water, and sewer lines. Prevailing

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Lewis C Nelson & Sons, 559-896-1443 559-896-8609 Inc.

CITYWIDE SIDEWALK REPAIR PROJECT-SPRING 2015 (64) MONTEREYOwner: City of Monterey 831-242-8724

Bid Date: 6/2/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Visit: Non-MandatoryPrebid Conf: 5/20 10a @ Capital Projects Conference Room 353, Camino El EsteroInfo: Class A or C-8. The removal and replacement of approximately 18,000 SF of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) sidewalks and installing tree wells with cobble stones at various locations in the City of Monterey. Prevailing

EL TORO FIRE STATION KITCHEN REMODEL (Online) MORGAN HILLOwner: City of Morgan Hill 408-310-4672

Bid Date: 6/2/2015 @ 2:30 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/27 @ 10am- siteInfo: Demo and remodel kitchen, including drywall, paint, and installation of cabinets, countertops, and sink, as well as electrical, plumbing, and lighting fixtures.

Wednesday, June 03, 2015QUAIL HOLLOW BROOK RESTORATION (40) FELTONOwner: County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2210

Bid Date: 6/3/2015 @ 2:30 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/26 @ 10am- siteInfo: This work generally consists of pond outlet and gully stabilization, sediment control structures, temporary erosion control, slope drains, temporary fencing and erosion control seeding at Quail Hollow Ranch Park in Felton.General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Gregory EQ Inc. 530-999-1933 530-275-7949

Projects Out To BidRAMSAY SKATE PARK (71) WATSONVILLE

Owner: City of Watsonville 831-768-3115

Bid Date: 6/3/2015 @ 11:00 AM Prebid Visit: Non-MandatoryPrebid Conf: 5/19 11a @ siteInfo: Class A or Class B w/ Class C-8. Construction of an 11,000 SF concrete skate park with work including demolition, clear and grubbing, site work, concrete finishing, fencing, sidewalk, curb and gutter, AC conform, and bioretention areas. General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Tombleson Inc 831-422-9696 831-422-0566

SEACLIFF VILLAGE PARK (44) APTOSOwner: County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2210

Bid Date: 6/3/2015 @ 2:30 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/26 @ 1:30- Corner of McGregor and Canterbury DrivesInfo: This project is for licensed contractors with a Type A, General Engineering Contractor license to perform selective demolition, site clearing, grading and paving, installation of playground equipment, landscaping, irrigation, sanitary sewer system, electrical system, fencing, site furniture and related elements.General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Granite Rock Company 408-574-1400 408-365-9548 Graniterock/Pavex 831-768-2708 831-722-5153

Robert A. Bothman, Inc. 408-279-2277 408-279-2286

Thursday, June 04, 20152015 GARLAND ROOF RESTORATION PHASE I (12) SANTA CRUZOwner: Santa Cruz City Schools 831-427-4813

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 1:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/14 @ 1pm- siteInfo: Metal Restoration System - Power wash the entire surface including, coat metal surfaces and all rust must be removed and then treated. All surfaces must be sound, dry, clean, and free of non-original metal.

2015 PAVEMENT RESURFACING (Online) MORGAN HILLOwner: City of Morgan Hill 408-310-4672

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 2:30 PM Info: The project scope of work is described as follows: AC overlay, full depth AC pavement repair, paving mat, crack seal and replacement of all existing traffic delineation and all related work on various streets within the City.

KELEZ DR & EL PRADO DR SANITARY SEWER REPLACEMENT (Online) SAN JOSEOwner: City of San Jose - Public Works 408-535-8300

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 3:00 PM Info: NIGP classifications(s): 913-81 Maintenance and Repairs, Sewer and Storm Drain (including removal); 910-63 Public Utilities: Water, Sewer, and Gas Maintenance Repair.

Projects Out To Bid Thursday, June 04, 2015LOS ARBOLES MIDDLE SCHOOL ELECTRICAL SERVICE UPGRADE (48) MARINAOwner: Monterey Peninsula Unified School Dist. 831-645-1200

Contact: Wald, Ruhnke & Dost Architects, LLP 831-649-4642

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: 5/27 @ 3pm- siteInfo: Electrical Service UpgradeGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Ariana Roofing 831-750-7044 831-726-9183

MAIN FLOOR TENANT IMPROVEMENTS (27) MONTEREYOwner: Monterey Bay Unified Air Polution Control District 000-000-0000

Contact: Ausonio Incorporated 831-633-3371

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 11:00 AM Addendums Received: 1Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/8 @ 12pm- siteInfo: Class B. Interior demolition, new exterior window, new metal stud framed walls, drywall, modifications to fire sprinklers, interior painting, ceramic tile, doors and hardware, acoustical ceiling, finish flooring, toilet partitions and accessories, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, fire alarm. Work to be done for Additive Alternate #1 consists of: floor leveling. Work to be done for Additive Alternate #2 consists of: replacement of all acoustical ceiling tiles. Prevailing

All questions regarding the project during bidding process must be made in writing to the attention of the District’s Construction Manager via E-mail, postal mail, or via facsimile (fax). Construction Manager Contact Info:

Ausonio Inc.Jim Staniec11420 A Commercial ParkwayCastroville, CA 95012NoPhone (831) 427-9596Fax (831) 633-3389jims@ausonio.com

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Pueblo Construction , Inc. 831-641-0580 831-641-0586 * Thayer, William A. 831-641-9147 831-641-9148 Construction

SAN LORENZO RIVER PARKWAY PHASE II PROJECT (52) SANTA CRUZOwner: City of Santa Cruz 831-420-5177

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/26 10a - On the west levee pathway at Laurel St. Extension by the ArenaInfo: Installation of pathway lighting, recreational amenities, interpretive elements and revegetation on the levee pathway on the west levee of the San Lorenzo River between Laurel Street Extension and Water StreetGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Monterey Peninsula 831-384-4081 831-384-5078

Projects Out To Bid Thursday, June 04, 2015SANITARY SEWER CONDITION ASSESSMENT 2014-2015 BAYSHORE I (Online) SAN JOSEOwner: City of San Jose - Public Works 408-535-8300

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 3:00 PM Info: NIGP classifications(s): 910-63 Public Utilities: Water, Sewer, and Gas Maintenance Repair; 913-45 Construction, Sewer and Storm Drain; and 962-92 Video Scanning of Sewers, Water Wells, etc.

WALNUT/JACKSON/SHANNON HILL PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE (Online) PASO ROBLESOwner: City of Paso Robles 805-237-3960

Bid Date: 6/4/2015 @ 2:00 PM Info: Class A. Demolishing existing curbs, gutters, and sidewalks; paving dig-outs, HMAand RHMA paving, raising/lowering utility covers, and pavement striping, all as shown on theplans and/or as specified herein. Prevailing

Friday, June 05, 2015ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE FOR INTERLAKE TUNNEL & SPILLWAY MONTEREY/SLO CO.MODIFICATION (8)Owner: Monterey Co Water Resources Agency 831-755-4860

Bid Date: 6/5/2015 @ 3:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 4/16 10a @ Heritage Ranch Community Services District Board Rm., 4870 Heritage Rd., Paso RoblesInfo: Monterey County Water Resources Agency is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provideEnvironmental Compliance services for the Interlake Tunnel and Spillway Modification Project, (Projects) located in southern Monterey County and northern San Luis Obispo counties. The Projects involve the environmental and regulatory approvals of a gravity flow water conveyance tunnel from the Nacimiento Reservoir to the San Antonio Reservoir and the modification of the spillway at San Antonio Reservoir to affect an increase of storage in the San Antonio Reservoir.The goal of the Projects is to maximize flood control and water storage benefits of the reservoirs.

PRELIMINARY ENG & DESIGN SERVICES FOR INTERLAKE TUNNEL MONTEREY/SLO CO. AND SPILLWAY MODIFICATION (4)Owner: Monterey Co Water Resources Agency 831-755-4860

Bid Date: 6/5/2015 @ 3:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 4/16 10a @ Heritage Ranch Community Services District Board Rm., 4870 Heritage Rd., Paso RoblesInfo: Monterey County Water Resources Agency is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to providepreliminary engineering and design consulting services for the Interlake Tunnel and Spillway Modification Project, (Projects) located in southern Monterey County and northern San Luis Obispo counties. The Projects involve the preliminary engineering of a gravity flow water conveyance tunnel from the Nacimiento Reservoir to the San Antonio Reservoir and the modification of the spillway at San Antonio Reservoir to affect an increase of storage in the San Antonio Reservoir.

Projects Out To Bid Monday, June 08, 2015ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURAL, PLANNING, & ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES MONTEREY(13)Owner: Monterey Peninsula Airport District 831-648-7000 Bid Date: 6/8/2015 @ 1:00 PM Info: The Monterey Peninsula Airport District (District) is requesting qualifications for the performance of consulting aviation professional services at the Monterey Regional Airport, to perform one or more of the following aviation disciplines: 1) planning, 2) environmental, 3) engineering, and 4) architectural. The District periodically issues a request for FRONT STREET WET WELL MODIFICATION (62) SOLEDADOwner: City of Soledad 831-223-5000

Bid Date: 6/8/2015 @ 11:00 AM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/26 @ 10:30am- 248 Main StInfo: The scope of work consists of all labor, material, equipment and services necessary to complete the work shown on the project plans and in compliance with the specifications. In general, the Project consists of:• Providing traffic control.• Bypassing of sanitary sewer flows.• Demolition of mechanical and electrical items, including but not limited to pumps, piping, pipe supports, conduits, electrical wires, an electrical panel, equipment, etc.• Modification of an existing wet well to convert it to a sanitary sewer manhole with a new concrete base, shelf and channels.

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Monterey Peninsula 831-384-4081 831-384-5078

Tuesday, June 09, 20152015 CITYWIDE STREET SURFACE REPAIRS & BRISCO ROAD OVERLAY ARROYO GRANDE Owner: City of Arroyo Grande 805-473-5444

Bid Date: 6/9/2015 @ 2:00 PM Info: Class “A” or “C12”. Perform isolated street surface repairs (grinding and asphalt replacement) on streets scheduled for future resurfacing projects. The scope of work involves grinding, removal and legal disposal of existing roadway materials, installation of asphalt concrete, and placement of pavement demarcations. The project also includes an asphalt overlay of a segment of Brisco Road beneath the US 101 Overpass, requiring the procurement of a Caltrans encroachment permit. Prevailing DOWNTOWN UNDERGROUND UTILITIES STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT MORGAN HILL Owner: City of Morgan Hill 408-778-6480

Bid Date: 6/9/2015 @ 3:00 PM Info: Class A. The Project is located at First, Second and Fourth Street between Monterey Road and Depot Street in Morgan Hill, and the Scope of Work is described as follows The Scope of Work includes: Trenching and installation of conduits, vaults, and boxes to convert electric overhead utilities and street lighting on First, Second and Fourth Street between Monterey Road and Depot Street to underground. Coordination with PG&E, Verizon and Charter are required.

Projects Out To BidGRAHAM HILL ROAD BRIDGE AT SAN LORENZO RIVER STORM DAMAGE REPAIR FELTON

(59)Owner: County of Santa Cruz 831-454-2160

Bid Date: 6/9/2015 @ 2:00 PM Info: This project involves the repair of a damaged wingwall and abutment, sidewalk removal and replacement, excavation and backfill, rock slope protection, erosion control and revegetation.General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Monterey Peninsula 831-384-4081 831-384-5078 Engineering

Wednesday, June 10, 2015PAJARO VALLEY WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCY K-1 PIPELINE (37) WATSONVILLEOwner: Pajaro Valley Water Management Agency 831-722-9292

Contact: Watsonville Blueprint 831-728-7717

Bid Date: 6/10/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/27 @ 11am- 500 Clearwater LnInfo: The project consists of approximately 6,630 linear feet of high density polyethylene distribution piping ranging from 10 to 24 inches in diameter, pipeline appurtenances, nine agricultural turnouts to provide approximately 320 acre-feet-per-year of reclaimed water to 180 irrigated acres within the existing 5,100-acre service area (Coastal Distribution System), and all associated work as described in the contract docs.

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax * Monterey Peninsula 831-384-4081 831-384-5078 Engineering SHERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASPHALT PAVEMENT REHABILITATION (EN) SALINAS

Owner: Salinas City Elementary School District 831-753-5693

Bid Date: 6/10/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/27 @ 9am- siteInfo: The principal components of the work consists of: (i) crack fill & double emulsion seal coat (ii) various depths of HMA overlay (iii) removals and pave backs and/or PCC placement and (iv) related work. The work will be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Pavement Engineering, Inc.

Thursday, June 11, 2015RANCHO SAN JUSTO ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT (Online) HOLLISTER Owner: Hollister School District 831-630-6375

Bid Date: 6/11/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 5/27 & 6/3 10a @ siteInfo: Class B and/or C-39. Removal and replacement of the roofing and the remove and replacement of windows on a number of building, general carpentry, demo and painting. Prevailing

Projects Out To Bid Thursday, June 11, 2015TORO STREET BANK STABILIZATION (Online) SAN LUIS OBISPOOwner: City of San Luis Obispo 805-783-7715

Bid Date: 6/11/2015 @ 2:00 PM Prebid Conf: 6/2 @ 10am- Southeast Corner of Marsh Str & Toro StInfo: In general the project consists of the repair of two existing sack concrete retaining walls and the removal of accumulated sediment from San Luis Obispo Creek beneath the Toro Street Bridge.

Monday, June 15, 2015PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL SERIVCES FOR REHABILITATION OF PATTULLO SWIM SEASIDECENTER POOL DRAIN REPAIRS (2)Owner: City of Seaside/Engineer/Public Works 831-899-6883

Bid Date: 6/15/2015 @ 4:00 PM Prebid Conf: 6/2 2p @ siteInfo: RFP seeks professional engineering services for the design and preparation of construction bid documents for the Pattullo Swim Center Pool Drain Repairs. The selected consultant is expected to design and provide construction bid documents.

Tuesday, June 16, 2015REHABILITATE RUNWAY 13-31 2ND PHASE (Online) HOLLISTEROwner: City of Hollister Airport 831-636-4365

Contact: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. 714-705-1333

Bid Date: 6/16/2015 @ 3:00 PM Prebid Conf: Mandatory Prebid - 6/4 @ 1pm- siteInfo: Base Bid – the full depth reconstruction of a portion of Runway 13-31 and includes: the modifications to the existing paved and unpaved runway shoulders and the associated infield grading; the installation of new electrical duct banks; the adjustment of existing electrical facilities including edge lights, directional signs and conduit; and the reinstatement of the runway pavement markings.Additive Alternative No. 1 comprises of the full depth crack repair for various lengths in Taxiway ‘A’.Additive Alternative No. 2 comprises of the mill and overlay pavement rehabilitation of the taxiway preceding Runway 13-

Tuesday, June 30, 2015REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR ARCHITECTURAL, MONTEREYENGINEERING & OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (Online)Owner: City of Monterey 831-646-3997

Bid Date: 6/30/2015 @ 5:00 PM Info: The City of Monterey is requesting SOQs from qualified consultants to provide architectural, engineering, planning, environmental, and various other professional services for the term July 1, 2013, through June 30, 2015, to facilitate the implementation of the City’s Capital Improvement Program, Neighborhood Improvement Program and Presidio Municipal Services Agency projects, and to support a variety of other municipal services, programs and initiatives.

Projects Out To Bid Thursday, December 31, 2015BRADLEY SCHOOL DIST OFFICE FOR INCLUSION IN THE DISTRICT’’S LIST OF BRADLEYQUALIFIED BIDDERS FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR (Online)Owner: Bradley Union School District 805-472-2310

Bid Date: 12/31/201 @ 5:00 PM Info: All Licensed Contractors are Invited to Request Inclusion on the Bradley Union School District Bidders List Notice is hereby given that the Bradley School District has elected to participate in the California Uniform Public Cost Accounting Act (CUPCCAA). Public projects as defined by this Act and in accordance with the limits listed in Section 22032 of the Public Contract Code, will be allowed to contract by informal procedures as set forth in Section 22032-22045 of the Public Contract Code. All licensed contractors are invited to submit the name of their firm to Bradley School District Office for inclusion in the District’s list of qualified bidders for the 2014-2015 school year.

CAYUCOS SANITARY DISTRICT CONTRACTOR’S PRE-QUALIFICATION CAYUCOSAPPLICATION (Online)Owner: Cayucos Sanitary District 805-995-3290

Bid Date: 12/31/201 @ 5:00 PM Info: Invitation to Contractors to Submit Information for List of Qualified Bidders (Informal Bidders List for the 2015 Calendar Year).

SANTA RITA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION COST SALINASACCOUNTING PROCEDURE FOR ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF LIST OF QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS (16)Owner: Santa Rita Union School District 831-443-7200

Bid Date: 12/31/201 @ 5:00 PM Info: A contractor who wishes to have his firm added to SRUSD’s contractors list may be added at any time, but must provide the required information before being added. Please complete and provide the following information and return to nperez@santaritaschools.orgGeneral Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Ariana Roofing 831-750-7044 831-726-9183

Tuesday, April 26, 2016PRE-QUALIFICATION OF CONTRACTORS SEEKING TO BID ON MEASURE M HOLLISTERPROJECTS (Online)Contact: Felice Consulting Services 831-770-7041

Bid Date: 4/26/2016 @ 5:00 PM Info: Hollister School District will be soliciting bids for reconstruction and new construction on several of its facilities over a five year period. As a condition of bidding and in accordance with the provisions of Section 20111.5 of the California Public Contract Code, the District requires that all prospective bidders, including, without limitation, General Contractors, Electrical subcontractors, Mechanical Subcontractors and Plumbing Subcontractors on all projects, submit a completed prequalification questionnaire on the forms supplied by the District.

General Contractor(s) to date: Phone Fax Ariana Roofing 831-750-7044 831-726-9183

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Four Person Scramble: All players tee-off, the team captain selects the shot to be used. All players play from within one club length of this spot not nearer the hole or onto the putting green. (Once on the putting green all players now play from within six inches of this spot, not nearer the hole.) If the shot selected is within a “Hazard,” “Rough” or “Apron of the Green,” the ball must remain there. Continue this procedure until the ball is holed out, then no further strokes may be taken. Scoring: All players should include their NCGA/GHIN#, or Average Score, with their registration. Attire: Players shall be properly attired in keeping with the standard of dress expected as a guest of the golf club. Slacks, Bermuda shorts and regulation tennis shorts with collared shirts are acceptable for men. Skirts or regulation Bermuda shorts with collared shirts are acceptable for ladies. T-shirts, tank tops, other underwear tops, cut-offs, swimming attire, jogging shorts, short-shorts, or halter-tops are not acceptable at this tournament. Shoulder straps must be at least 3” wide. We request no blue denims of any style or kind. We recom-mend men have at least a 4” inseam and ladies at least a 6” inseam. Attendance: Participants must be present to win raffle prizes.

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Being in the right place is one secret to success, knowing when it’s the right time is a little trickier. While ‘breaking up’ is hard to do, for a JV it’s also fatal. An eager bidder has to put the ‘brakes’ on his ambitious plans ‘post’ haste! … Q: We are purchasing a construction company that has employees and we have applied for a new license for the new company. We plan to transfer the employees to the new company once the sale is final. With regards to Worker’s Comp, can we file an Exemption now since we don’t employ anyone yet? Or are we required to add the new company to our policy since we plan to transfer all of the employees once the sale is complete? A: You can file the Exemption now with the intention to provide the CSLB with proof of Worker’s Comp as soon as the employees are officially transferred to the new entity. When employees are hired Worker’s Comp must be provided, to protect both you and your workers. Q: We need to change our business name on our Joint Venture license. Are we required to have “Joint Venture” at the end of our name or can we change it to just our two business names? Secondly, The Joint Venture used to be made up of three entities and we need to remove one of them. How do we go about doing that? A: To answer your first question, Joint Ventures are required to have either “Joint Venture” or “JV” at the end of their business name. Also, Joint Ventures are considered a Partnership and you cannot make any changes to a Partnership license. I recommend ‘terminating’ the existing license and then you would be required to apply for a new license with the two entities that currently make up the JV.

Q: Our corporation is currently licensed as a General Building Contractor. We have formed a new LLC and our license application is in process. I spoke with someone at the CSLB and they told me that our application is accepted when it is posted. Does that mean our LLC can operate now that the application is posted? A: You cannot perform any contracting work until the actual license is issued. “Posted” means that the application is acceptable but doesn’t necessarily mean that the process is complete. Many times there are more items that are required after the application is posted, such as bonds, proof of insurance, or fingerprinting. Q: We would like to add two ‘doing business as’ or dba names to our contractor’s license. We are doing a lot of general contracting work at this point and a few of our customers have been hesitant with the work because of our name as Roofing and Waterproofing. Can you help with this? A: You can add one dba to your license but you cannot have two dba’s on one license. If you want a second dba, you can apply for a separate license for the same entity with a different dba. And yes, we would be happy to assist you with that process. While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, email info@cutredtape.com, or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 500, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.

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Changes to expect:

For plan years beginning on and after January 1, 2014, employers should carefully evaluate arrangements under which they reimburse employees for premiums, or are otherwise involved in the purchase of individual health insurance policies that provide non-excepted medical coverage (i.e., coverage that is subject to health care reform’s mandates) for employees. These arrangements create significant compliance concerns under health care reform. Furthermore, these individual policies should not be paid for or reimbursed on a pre-tax basis under an employer's cafeteria plan. As described in more detail (left).

Caution for Individual Policy Reimbursement

The IRS uses a FAQ on Employer Health Care Arrangements to highlight

the potential liability for employers that, rather than establishing a group

health plan, merely reimburse employees for the cost of their individual

health plan premium.

Q1. What are the consequences to the employer if the employer does

not establish a health insurance plan for its own employees, but

reimburses those employees for premiums they pay for health

insurance (either through a qualified health plan in the Marketplace

or outside the Marketplace)?

The IRS makes it clear that the consequence is that the employer may face a

penalty.

Specifically, as explained in Notice 2013-54, employer reimbursement plans

are considered to be group health plans and therefore subject to the market

reforms, including the prohibition on annual limits for essential health

benefits and the requirement to provide certain preventive care without cost

sharing. Notice 2013-54 clarifies, however, that employer reimbursement

plans cannot be integrated with individual policies to satisfy the market

reforms.

Consequently, the employer may be subject to a $100/day excise tax per

applicable employee (which is $36,500 per year, per employee) under Code

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Permit No. B14-0385 Permit Amount $67000.00Owner(s) Sanchez, Celso V

1242 Second Ave City SalinasBuilder O/BProperty Address same Permit Type Res AddPermit No. B14-0501 Permit Amount $65000.00Owner(s) Trujillo, Mario

515 Williams Rd City SalinasBuilder Cristo Bravo ConstProperty Address same Permit Type Res AlterPermit No. B15-0013 Permit Amount $5000000.00Owner(s) Enza, Zaden North America

7 Harris Pl City SalinasBuilder Ausonio IncProperty Address same Permit Type Com AddPermit No. B15-0037 Permit Amount $125000.00Owner(s) Northridge Owner LP

1110 Northridge Mall City SalinasBuilder Drake Contracting, IncProperty Address same Permit Type Com AlterPermit No. B15-0097 Permit Amount $636054.00Owner(s) Church of Jesus Christ

255 E Alvin Dr City SalinasBuilder TA ConstProperty Address same Permit Type Com AlterPermit No. B15-0218 Permit Amount $50000.00Owner(s) Ahmed, Shogy S

8 Williams Rd City SalinasBuilder Larry & Cliff EnterprisesProperty Address same Permit Type Com MiscPermit No. B15-0219 Permit Amount $30000.00Owner(s) Rodriguez, Gerardo

763 Bedford Dr City SalinasBuilder O/BProperty Address same Permit Type Res AlterPermit No. B15-0220 Permit Amount $19000.00Owner(s) MDV, Family Limited Partners

83 N Sanborn Rd City SalinasBuilder Innovex Environment ManagementProperty Address same Permit Type Com AlterPermit No. B15-0221 Permit Amount $76040.00Owner(s) Central Coast YMCA

117 Clay St City SalinasBuilder Marcus Building SystemsProperty Address same Permit Type Com AlterPermit No. R15-0117 Permit Amount $11000.00Owner(s) Evans, Thad & Yolanda

1653 Bennington Ct City SalinasBuilder Williams Roofing CoProperty Address same Permit Type Res ReroofPermit No. R15-0121 Permit Amount $13128.00Owner(s) Krause, Marci Miriam

332 Navajo Dr City SalinasBuilder Knox RoofingProperty Address same Permit Type Res ReroofPermit No. R15-0122 Permit Amount $19385.00Owner(s) Delgado, Aaron Benjamin

26 San Juan Dr City SalinasBuilder Knox RoofingProperty Address same Permit Type Res ReroofPermit No. R15-0125 Permit Amount $12875.00Owner(s) Bollin, Richard & Patrecia

754 San Simeon Dr City SalinasBuilder Urrutia Roofing IncProperty Address same Permit Type Res Reroof

City Building Permits Monterey

Permit No. B15-0081 Permit Amount $100000.00Owner(s) Tipton William Curtis & Marietta

527 Pearl St City MontereyBuilder Black, CarlProperty Address same Permit Type Res AddPermit No. B15-0119 Permit Amount $10500.00Owner(s) Furman Stella

121 San Bernabe Dr City MontereyBuilder Chatters, JohnProperty Address same Permit Type Res AlterPermit No. B15-0141 Permit Amount $78000.00Owner(s) Lowe Mitchell

862 Belden St City MontereyBuilder O/BProperty Address same Permit Type Res AddPermit No. B15-0156 Permit Amount $90000.00Owner(s) Giamona Francesca Life Estate

670 Jefferson St City MontereyBuilder J R G ConstProperty Address same Permit Type Res AlterPermit No. B15-0170 Permit Amount $10000.00Owner(s) Alcocer Richard

900 Alameda St City MontereyBuilder Young, Garth ConstProperty Address same Permit Type Res AlterPermit No. B15-0199 Permit Amount $24000.00Owner(s) Jacobs Joseph

1085 Franklin St City MontereyBuilder J Matt MC Nickle Gen ConProperty Address same Permit Type Res Add

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DATE GRANTOR GRANTEE CITY 05/11 Fisher Metal Products Inc Salinas Tallow Co Inc Salinas 05/11 Level V Const Inc Real Opportunity Investments Pacific Grove 05/14 Kane Construction Garing W C Salinas 05/15 Disaster Kleenup Specialists Prim & Proper Inc Pacific Grove

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Project Manager Collins Electrical Company, Inc. is currently seeking a

qualified Project Manager for our Marina, CA location. We are seeking an individual with at least 5 years’ experience as a Project

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Now Hiring

Full Time Estimator For

General Engineering (civil estimating)

Must have experience in grading, paving, concrete and underground utilities. Must have knowledge of estimating for private and public works projects, and fully understand

the reading and interpretation of architectural, civil, and structural plans and specs.

Pay commensurate with experience.

Excellent benefits provided and growth potential.

Please print application from our website at www.donchapin.com or send resumes to:

Attn: Human Resource Mgr. The Don Chapin Co. Inc

560 Crazy Horse Cyn. Rd. Salinas, CA 93907

lpollock@donchapin.com

The Don Chapin Co. Inc is an equal opportunity employer. All applications will be considered.

Safety Tip of the WeekHEAT STROKE, HEAT EXHAUSTION & HEAT CRAMPS

Summer is almost here so it's time to start thinking about the three kinds of heat related illness. Heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat strokes are all possible during hot weather. All heat related injuries need prompt medical attention.

Heat cramps are muscle cramps. Usually these cramps occur in the arms or legs but may be in the abdominal or chest muscles as well. These cramps are caused by excessive body fluid loss through sweating. First aid includes moving the victim to a cool place, resting the cramping muscle and giving the person cool water.

Heat exhaustion signs include heavy sweating, weakness, fast pulse, normal body temperature, headache and dizziness, nausea and vomiting. First aid for heat exhaustion requires the worker to be moved to a cool place. Keep them lying down with their legs straight and elevated 8 to 12 inches. Apply cold packs, wet towels, or just wet their clothing to cool them. Give the victim cold water only if he or she is conscious. If the victim loses consciousness or if no improvement is noted within 30 minutes, seek professional medical attention.

Heat stroke is a true emergency! Signs and symptoms include high body temperature, unconsciousness, hot skin, rapid pulse and breathing, weakness, dizziness or headache. Immediate first aid is required. Move the victim to a cool place and immediately cool the worker by any available means (use ice and water from a jobsite cooler for example). Keep the head and shoulders slightly elevated. Monitor the airway, check to be sure the victim is breathing. Call for professional help or rush the heat stroke victim to a hospital immediately.

Prevention of heat illness is very important. Gradual adaptation to working in hot weather is a start. As the weather heats up, take a few short breaks during the day; and, if possible, schedule heavy work so that it does not have to be accomplished during the hottest part of the day. Dress sensibly and drink plenty of water. Keep a sharp eye out for potential heat injuries in co-workers. Try to practice prevention - it's the name of the game - and it will keep you from becoming a victim of a heat related illness.

Heat stroke is a serious medical emergency. Call for professional help immediately!

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