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PROUD TO BE AN OPERATING ENGINEER

Business Manager’s ReportBy JOHN D. BALLARD, President & Business Manager

INTERNATIONAL UNION OFOPERATING ENGINEERS

LOCAL 103 NEWSVOLUME XXXII, NO. 2 JULY, 2020

I.U.O.E. LOCAL 103MEETING DATES

To say that the first half of 2020 has been a little unusual, I think would be an understatement. The COVID-19 pandemic has swept across the country and didn’t bypass

Indiana. Fortunately, the construction industry has been allowed to continue to stay open for business as essential work, but not so lucky for some industries that had been paralyzed by the pandemic. Please continue the good health habits we have tried to make part of our daily lives. Taking a few minutes to disinfect grab handles, touchpoints, controls and seats will help protect yourself and co-workers, minimize contact and we can help control the spread of this virus.

All of our offices have been open throughout the steps of the pandemic. I want to thank the agents and staff of each office for their ability to

adapt and overcome the day to day challenges the pandemic presented. The agents are still out on the jobsites to maintain compliance, but they still need your help now more than ever, please call and let them know of any problems or unsafe work conditions.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS

Notice of Nominations and Election of OfficersPlease take notice that the Nomination of Candidates for office in this Local Union will take place on Friday, July 24, 2020 at

7:00 p.m. at the office of the Local Union No. 103 Apprenticeship and Training Site, 4277 E. County Road 67, Chesterfield, Indiana 46017.

Nominations will be taken for the following offices: Business Manager, President, Vice-President, Recording-Corresponding Secretary, Financial Secretary, Treasurer, three (3) Trustees, three (3) Auditors, Conductor and Guard.

The election shall be by mail referendum and ballots must be returned so they can be picked up at the designated United States Post Office at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, August 28, 2020. Ballots will be counted at the Indianapolis office of Local No. 103, 6814 E. 21st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46219 on August 28, 2020 immediately after they are picked up from the Post Office.

The term of office for the elected officers shall be three (3) years, and all elected officers will have the duties, rights and responsibilities that are set forth in the laws of the Union. By virtue of their office, the Business Manager, President, Vice-Presi-dent, Recording-Corresponding Secretary, Financial Secretary and Treasurer, shall be delegates to the General Convention of the International Union of Operating Engineers.

The Nomination and Election of Officers will be conducted pursuant to the By-Laws of this Local Union and the Constitution of the International Union of Operating Engineers.

General Membership:Friday, July 24, 2020 - 7:00 PM

District 1:Friday, July 17, 2020 - 7:00 PM

District 2:Thursday, July 9, 2020 - 7:00 PM

District 3:Tuesday, July 14, 2020 - 7:00 PM

LOCAL 103 NEWS JULY, 2020

In Memoriam

Scott Smith 2154705 6/4/2020 1Lucas Holcomb 4089216 5/15/2020 2Stephen Daugherty 1602887 5/7/2020 2Les Riggs 2187987 4/20/2020 2Donald Heck 1367062 4/14/2020 2Rodger McKinney 2628162 3/28/2020 1Stephen Bravo 2383780 3/6/2020 1O.H. Alley 1154690 2/15/2020 3Thomas Moore 2037157 2/8/2020 1Duwayne McClure 4152072 2/1/2020 1Dan Broughton 960914 1/27/2020 1Kenny Prickett 1497669 1/23/2020 3Orvill Hansford 1424055 1/2/2020 3Walter Schaler, Jr. 776297 12/30/2019 1Greg Phillips 4214003 12/20/2019 1David L. Goodman 691075 12/8/2019 1Jerry Lock 1498364 2/19/2019 3

Our sincere sympathies go to the bereaved families as we share with them the loss of these good friends and brother members of Local 103.

NAME REGISTER # DistDATE OF DEATH

LOCAL 103 NEWSJULY 2020

This is an official publication of IUOE Local 103 News, published semi-annually solely for the education, betterment, and benefit of the membership of the Local Union. All communications must be addressed to the editor.

INDIANAPOLIS OFFICE6814 East 21st Street, Indianapolis, IN 46219 Phone: (317) 353-1308 Fax: (317) 353-1736

President/Bus. Mgr ............... John D. BallardVice-President/Bus.Rep ............Brian BramerRec. Cor. Sec./Bus. Rep ........... Stephen ScottFin. Sec. /Bus. Rep .....................Wade Sparks Bus. Rep .................................... Don MalstonOrganizer ............................. Dalton MckinleyOffice Sec ............................... Summer WhiteOffice Sec ................................... Becky Jones

FORT WAYNE OFFICE2080 Lincolnway Ct., Fort Wayne, IN 46819 Phone: (260) 747-2190 Fax: (260) 747-4806

Treasurer /Bus. Rep ....................Jim HarrisonBus. Rep .........................................Bob DouttOffice Sec .................................. Joshua SmartBookkeeper .................................. Troy Smart

KOKOMO OFFICE107 N. Buckeye St., Kokomo, IN 46901

Phone: (765) 459-4189 Fax: (765) 452-6975Bus. Rep ...................................... Cory LodgeBus. Rep .......................................Joe HaydenOffice Sec .............................. Judy Hendricks

APPRENTICESHIP & TRAINING SITE4277 East CR 67, Anderson, IN 46017

Phone: (765) 378-0013 Fax: (765) 378-4805Adm. Mgr ................. James “Randy” RaticanAdm. Asst ............................ Tammy StaimpelSecretary ........................Stephanie Bagienski

MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS INDIANAPOLIS

District No. 1, Fourth (4th) Friday Quarterly 7:00 p.m. 6814 East 21st St., Indianapolis, Indiana

FORT WAYNEDistrict No. 2, Second (2nd) Thursday Quarterly 7:00 p.m. 2080 Lincolnway Ct., Fort Wayne, Indiana

KOKOMODistrict No. 3, Third (3rd) Tuesday Quarterly 7:00 p.m. 107 N. Buckeye St., Kokomo, Indiana

OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 103DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS

President & Bus. Mgr ........... John D. BallardVice-President ...........................Brian BramerRec. - Corr. Sec ........................ Stephen ScottFinancial Sec ..............................Wade SparksTreasurer ....................................Jim HarrisonTrustees .................................. Michael Banks

Michael R. Craft Auditors........................................ Craig Tyler

John M. Jones Brian K. Scott

Conductor ............................Ricky Collins, Jr.Guard .................................... John D. Clifford

INDOT has continued letting projects out for bid, and work has been good from early spring in all districts on bridge, road, and utilities. Building projects have continued through winter due to the mild weather and are on schedule or ahead of schedule. Congrats to the Miller Pipeline operators, they got a new contract this spring that started negotiations just before the shutdowns for the start of the pandemic. Thanks to them for showing up and voting on their new contract.

April meetings were cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, which was a shame because it is always good to see everyone in the spring ready to hear about all the work for the new work season. We also got good

news that our Central Pension Fund raised the accrual rate .5 percent, that increase takes our accrual rate up to 1.75 percent effective April 1 of this year. I will be glad to see you at the July district meetings as well as the General Membership Meeting. In the meantime, take care of yourself, follow the CDC guidelines along with any site-specific measures and let’s show them we can continue our vital services with our safety and health intact. If you don’t take these precautions seriously for yourself, do it for your loved ones at home, as well as your co-workers. Work safe, wash your hands, and look out for your brothers and sisters on the job. Have a great, safe work season. UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL.

Business Manager’s Reportcontinued from Page 1

LOCAL 103 NEWS PAGE 3JULY, 2020

We are finally getting back to some kind of normal at the Training Center. We opened back up on June 1st to all members needing training under the guidelines for social distancing. If you need to come in for training please call and get on the schedule for the specific training needed.

IUOE Local 103 Apprenticeship & Training currently has 172 active apprentices. That number includes the 33 new apprentices that have been called in so far for this season. I anticipate having to call in an additional one or two new classes to keep up with the work load Local 103 is experiencing. If that happens, Local 103 will have well over 200 Apprentices on the books. These numbers represent the highest number of apprentices in the program at any time in the history of Local 103 Apprenticeship & Training Program. I would ask Journeyman to please try

to help any apprentice needing some direction or a pointer that might help him/her to complete the task at hand.

The Apprenticeship Program have been updating and adding new equipment to the fleet. This is necessary to keep up with ever changing equipment in our industry and to keep up the numbers we are currently experiencing. We have purchased three new pieces of equipment so far this year. The membership now owns a Caterpillar 420F2 Backhoe, John Deere 410 L Backhoe and a Grove GRT 655 Rough Terrain Crane with most current computer system offered by Grove, Manotowoc and Potain. I will also be setting it up for practical NCCCO testing. This will give the membership a choice to take their NCCCO practical exam on the 2015 Linkbelt RT or the 2020 Grove GRT 655 Cranes.

The 2020/2021 Class schedules will be mailed out to all of our members in early October 2020. If you do not receive the schedule please contact the Apprenticeship Office at 765-378-0013 or go to our website at www.iuoe103training.org to get signed up for any classes you may need. We are continuing satellite classes at each district office again this year. You will be able to take OSHA 10, Hazmat Refresher, MSHA Refresher and Orientation Classes. Please check all of your certifications and get signed up for your yearly updates.

In closing, it is my hope that every one of our members stays safe and healthy in today’s ever changing world!

Sincerely,

James “Randy” RaticanAdministrative Manager

Apprenticeship & Training Report

New Caterpillar 420 F2 Backhoe at training Site.

New Grove GRT 655 RT at Trianing Site.


Officers & Representatives ReportDISTRICT No. 1

By BRIAN BRAMERVice President/Business

Representative

As we all know, 2020 has started out to be a very interesting time, but one thing about it, the work has never slowed down. The year looks to be a very good one. Milestone and E & B have all of the work on I-70 from the 65 split to the Ohio line. Milestone is doing the work on US 27 pavement rehab from Liberty to Richmond and the work at the Richmond Municipal Airport Taxiway.

Milestone has several bridge deck overlays in several counties. Dave O’Mara has the work on 121, south of Connersville from State Road 44 to US 52. They also have the work at the Connersville Airport runway rehab. Dave O’Mara has the rehab work on State Road 44 in Rushville. Beaty Construction is working on the Street Scape I m p r o v e m e n t i n d o w n t o w n Rushville. Dave O’Mara is finishing up the work on 8th Street in Rushville.

J.G. Case Construction is finishing up some pipe work in Knightstown. United Construction Services has work on US 35 and a small structure and pavement rebuild.

Kokosing is doing the work at the Richmond Waste Water Treatment Plant. Landwehr Construction is going to be off loading and loading the windmills for the windmill farm in District 2 in Connersville. The Distribution work through out the Local is very good. We just signed a new 3-year agreement for the Distribution work and it went well. In closing, it is going to be a very busy year, so stay safe and look out for each other and hope to see you at the upcoming meetings.

DISTRICT No. 1 ContinuedBy STEPHEN SCOTT

Recording Coresponding Secretary/Business

Representative

We say it every year, but this year truly has flown by. With all the struggles of dealing with Covid, 2020 seems like a blur. I got asked

numerous times this spring “will the virus slow us down?”. My answer was always the same, we are just as busy as ever. Then the governor’s executive order told us what we already knew “We Are Essential”. I want to commend the members of Local 103 for getting the job done and working through the struggles.

East Marion and Hamilton County are still as busy as we’ve seen. The new Criminal Justice Center is full bore with numerous contractors. Beaty is working on 65 at Keystone. Milestone has been putting in the hours on I-70. Carmel, Westfield, and Noblesville seem like there is a job on every

Ernie Chriswell and Thomas Dillard at the FedEx facility

Richie Ochoa working for Miller Pipeline.


corner. Rieth-Riley is working on the interchange at 37 & 126th as well as 146th. Gradex is working on a new Meijer at 32 & Springmill. Crider has a handful of jobs in the Westfield area. Wilhelm will be continuing all summer to move fly ash at Duke Energy. Ryan Inc has numerous sub-divisions going and more to start this summer. Calumet has plenty of city streets to pave as well as numerous roundabouts to construct. Reynolds is doing another WWTP in Sheridan. United Con. is trying to wrap up a road job in Atlanta. SC Case is doing pipe work at 46th & Kitley. Bowen and Beaty are working at the State Fairgrounds.

Hopefully the private work stays strong. Poindexter and Gradex are doing numerous box buildings, while IES is trying keep a strong hold on the housing addition market. The work is there as you all know, you are living it. It is a true testament to the quality of work the members of Local 103 do, to see all the Union work in our area. Our market share seems to be growing, our membership is definitely growing as we approach 4k members. As always, keep up your certs if able. Also, help the new apprentices and journeymen learn our ways and traditions. Stay safe!

DISTRICT No. 1 ContinuedBy WADE SPARKS

Financial Secretary/Business Representative

Well once again Spring has

flown by. We have a busy summer ahead of us this year. F.A. Wilhelm is rebuilding the Eagle Creek gun range off of N. High School Rd at 56th Street. Atlas Excavating is do-ing site work at High School and Crawfordsville Road. Renascent is working at 16 Tech. SK-JV is mov-ing their site from Langsdale Ave-nue to Pleasant Run Parkway and Bluff Road. They are dropping a new shaft down and headed toward the Criminal Justice Center.

Reynolds is working on some small tunneling at West Street and White River Parkway Drive. Ri-eth-Riley is working on west I 70 from Ronald Reagan Parkway to the split downtown east and west bound lanes. Force Construction is working on bridge decks. White Construction is busy at High School Road and Sam Jones moving a lot of dirt and pipe work. Gradex is working next to them, on 2 differ-ent jobs. Poindexter still moving dirt and filling in the old ponds at Fed Ex. Walsh and Ozinga Brothers are putting the concrete down, they will be there all summer.

Alberici is still working on the new Fed Ex Buildings. Rieth-Riley is paving on 67 from 465 to Moores-ville on nights. Milestone is paving 37 from Thompson Road south. Bowen Engineering is working on a big pipe job south of Countyline Road for the next 2 years. Gradex is still moving dirt and putting pipe in at the Fed Ex warehouse off of Amazon Street in Johnson Coun-ty. Gradex has a road expansion on Worthsville Road going east to Franklin Road. Rieth-Riley is ex-panding Worthsville Road to the West from 31.

Poindexter is winding up on a box job on Whiteland Road and 65, and at County Road 250 E and Amazon Street. Gradex is starting a big box “Cooper Tires” warehouse on Whiteland Road and N 225 E. Indiana Excavating is working a sub addition add-on in Bargersville off of 144. E & B Paving is working on 144 east to Franklin. Dave O’Mara is also working on 144 on a round-a-bout at 44. Dave O’Mara is patching and paving US 31 from Franklin to Columbus. F.A.

Officers & Representatives Report(continued from page 4)

Bob Davis working at the Bitter Ridge wind farm.



Wilhelm keeps picking up work at Camp Atterbury. Calumet is winding up in Bargersville on 144. The Crane Barns are very busy. The Asphalt Plants are running around the clock. HIS is working on a box off of 65 and 44, and a library off of Southport and S. Harding Street. I hope everyone has a safe and prosperous summer.

FORT WAYNE DISTRICT No. 2 By JIM HARRISON

Treasurer/Business Representative

We have been fortunate to have a busy Spring even though the Covid-19 has slowed down cities, towns and communities from releasing new projects for bid. The workload in the northern five counties of District 2 is as follows:

Brooks has work on Lima Road north of I-69, SR 930 through New Haven, SR 1 north of SR 8, SR 3 through the town of Markle, US 33 north of US 30, small culvert replacement at multiple locations in Huntington County, Hobson Road

rehab in Fort Wayne, Butler and Leo Indiana city streets, along with all of their private work.

E&B and Fox Contractors are working at Maplecrest Road rehab and the St. Joe Center Road rehab together. E&B, along with Fleming, are on the Ardmore Avenue rehab. E&B’s other jobs are US 24 through Roanoke, Indiana, SR 116 through Markle, Indiana, SR 5 through Warren, Indiana, SR 114 in Huntington County, ADA ramps in various areas throughout the district, along with multiple private work.

Superior Construction started in February at the Fort Wayne International Airport with E&B and Bunn Excavating as their subs. Kokosing has been working all winter with the seven drop/vent shafts for the 3R Port tunnel project in Fort Wayne. They also have the access roads for AEP transmission line upgrades and recently started on a city of Fort Wayne C.S.O. project.

Fleming has site and utility work at Cambridge Crossing, Silverleaf,

Lakes o f Woodf ie ld , Crown Hill Farms, Eastlund Crossing, Brownstone, Coves of Catania, Lincoln Point, Victoria Lakes, The Overlook, Sabert, Ground Effects along with numerous jobs in the area.

Fox Contractors has site and utility work at Illinois Crossing, Grand Point, Greyson Heights, Willow Ridge, Mecata, Cascata Estates, Rolling Oaks, Serv-All landfill, Parkview North parking lot expansion, Sweetwater Sound improvements, US 30 business park, along with 20,000 feet of H.D.P.E. directional drilling in North Highlands neighborhood, along with other projects.

R L McCoy, who are celebrating their 60th year of business, along with Pioneer Associates and ICC Group, all have numerous bridge jobs in the district. Bercot-Gibson, Bunn Excavating, Midwest Mole, S&S Bor ing , A&B Dr i l l ing , Insituform, Badger Daylighting, Prime Resource Services, Miller Pipeline and Infra-Source all have various jobs throughout the area.

Local 103 Operators working at the new Criminal Justice Center in Indianapolis

Dustin Baller, Ty Smith, Nate Green and Terry Fisher Jr. working for Brooks



I hope you and all your families are safe and healthy. Thanks to everyone for working through these challenging times.

DISTRICT No. 2 continued By BOB DOUTT

Business Representative

Work in the southern counties of District 2 are in full swing. Kiewitt is on phase two of the Headwaters Wind Turbine project in Randolph County. Miller Brothers is on site doing access roads and turbine bases. RL McCoy is on site pumping the concrete for the bases. The erection of the turbines is scheduled for the first week in July, but due to conflicts in delivery dates, the turbine erection could be pushed back until October.

Mortenson is moving along well on the Bitter Ridge Turbine

project in Jay County. Rosendin Electrical is doing the trenching for the electrical grid. Turbine erection should be complete in mid-July. 3D is in Muncie doing the Wheeling Pike Ave. project; E&B will be doing the paving.

Bunn Excavating is doing several projects in Muncie. They just started the new indoor practice facility, have work to finish on the new science building and phase two of the new residence hall at Ball State. Infrasource is putting in 800 feet of new 16-inch gas main and 1600 feet of 12-inch main at the Vectren station on Memorial Dr. in Muncie.

E&B is starting the Muncie bypass project on 67. They also have street packages in Yorktown and Albany. Brooks has a lot

of work in my area; Bluffton street package, Adams County Community Crossing, Berne street package, various county roads in Delaware and Randolph Counties, State Road 167 in Dunkirk and State Road 18.

Thieneman is in the city of Monroe putting in lift station and utilities. Kokosing is in Decatur on the new treatment plant and starting on phase two in mid-June. Fox is at GM Truck and Bus in Roanoke finishing the new parking lot on the southwest end of the plant. No word on when work inside the plant will resume for contractors. Thank you all, and have a good, safe season.

KOKOMO DISTRICT No. 3 By JOE HAYDEN


Hope all is well for our mem-bers along with your families. The 2020 work season is off and run-ning. With that said, I have added up the dollar amounts from the pre-jobs in Western District 3 for a mid-year total of $330 million dollars of work, that our signatory contractors have been awarded!

The new motto for our area is, if you can dream it, we’re part of

Mark Bohnke, Travis Liddy, Terris Green and Beau Salyers working for Fleming

Dusty Guy Jr. working for HIS



building it! This is my 5th year as an agent and I’ve witnessed several Apprentices grow from having min-imal confidence to competent Jour-neyman! Our membership grows with knowledge daily, and I want to thank everyone that takes the time to help another brother or sister out. Remember we are all in this togeth-er!

Traveling through the Western parts of District 3 is a challenge again this season. I-65 has several bridge projects, starting just South of 28 in Clinton County, to just North of SR 25 Exit in Lafayette, along with road reconstruct, mill and fill projects on 26 & 28. There have been 3 semi accidents near one project on 65. PLEASE pay atten-tion in ALL work Zones.

With $330 million of work in the area, I want to thank and wish everyone safe travels this work sea-son.

DISTRICT No. 3 continued By CORY LODGE


I hope everyone is staying safe in this rollercoaster ride of 2020.

This year started off looking to be very busy. Even with the current situation, work is still good, even though it has been pulled back a little. Chrysler work has slowed down, however the ITP II plant in Kokomo is still going to be busy for us as the plant has been undergoing the removal of t ransmiss ion machinery to convert over to an engine plant. Walbridge and Shook will be busy once that starts.

Shook also has a project going at the Grissom Air Base, as does E & B. E & B also has a big job on US 31 North in Miami County as well as projects in Kokomo. Phend & Brown has some good paving work going on ST Rd 13 near North Manchester in Wabash County, as well as some reconstruction in Wabash. Gaunt & Son Asphalt has been very busy in Wabash, North Manchester, and has work lined up that will bring them to Peru. Our other asphalt plants, E & B and Central Paving, are up and running hard as well. Deichman Excavating has some utility work for the city of Logansport on Market Street. Crider & Crider has been very busy this spring on the site work for the new WSP plant in Logansport. F. A Wilhelm has now started their portion of the WSP project as well. Wilhelm continues working on the new parking garage in Kokomo as well.

Atlas is working on a utility project on St Rd 28 in Tipton in front of the Waste Water Treatment Plant. Commercial Contracting has some good and very urgent work

at the G. M. facility in Kokomo, as the transition to start manufacturing ventilators is in full swing. Gradex is finishing up the Ivy Hills sewer project, which was a nice job for our members. Fox has had some work at the Wabash Landfill this spring. Rieth Riley has a bridge deck on US 24 on the North side of Peru that has just started. Lowe Construction has some sewer work in Greentown. It was good to see that we got some of that work as well.

NPL is still very busy doing distribution work here in Kokomo. This project will continue for a while. Spring brought Central Crane to Tipton County for wind turbine repair work at the Wild Cat Wind Farm. Maxim Crane will be working at the new medical facility, building a new collider, in Miami County at Grissom AFB. As you can see, the work in District 3 appears to be good for now and thru the rest of the year. A lot more work is still in the bidding process, and lettings to come soon. Everyone, stay safe.

Mike Pressler, John Baker and Tony Pleus working for Fox

Stacey Archibald, David Bramer and Chad Newhouse working at the WWTP

in Richmond


District 1Dist.1 Retirees meetings are the second Wednesday

of every month. Spouses are welcome to attend. If you have any questions,

please call the Union Hall.

District 2The District 2 Retirees Club meets the second Thursday

of every month at 8:30 A.M. at:

Rich’s Cafe3411 Lower Huntington Rd.

Fort Wayne, IN 46809

If you have any questions regarding the District 2 Retirees Club,

contact Charlie Acheson at (260) 625-4257.

District 3The District 3 Retirees Club meets every second

Thursday of the month at the Union Hall at 10:00 A.M. for coffee and donuts.

Retirees Club REMINDER TO 103 MEMBERS,

103R MEMBERS AND ALL NON-RETIRED

MEMBERS OR RETIRED MEMBERS

62 YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER

The 2020 Hardship Fund Assessment of $50.00, which is considered part

of your dues obligation is due with your 3rd quarter 2020

union dues payment.

Local 103 Operators working at FedEx at the Indy airport

Fred Isom and Dannie Barrett working at the Rose Water Wind Farm


MEMBER BENEFITS Mid Central Operating Engineers H&W Fund

P.O. Box 9605Terre Haute, IN 47808-9605

Member accounts can be viewed at www.midcentral.org

Benefits & Claims: 1-877-299-3699 Bookkeeping: 1-877-299-7099

Central Pension Fund4115 Chesapeake Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20036Phone: 1-202-362-1000

Ken Bryan working at the Bitter Ridge wind farm

New Apprentices in Scraper Training

Semi-AnnualAuditors & Trustees Meeting

Tuesday, July 21, 2020, 7:00 P.M. Dist. 1 Union Hall6814 E. 21st St.

Indianapolis, IN


Congratulations 2020 AwardsPlease attend the General Membership Meeting to receive your certificate and pin.

25 YearsNick Abney Aaron Aldridge Stacey Archibald Kent Bauer Charles Becht, Jr. Gregory Bell Jeffrey M. Black Melvin R. Boley F. Scott Bowling Douglas L. Branaman Ronald Brierly Michael A. Brooks Mark D. Brown Paul E. Brown Mark A. Cadwallader Rex Cale Danny R. Carpenter Todd D. Castle James E. Castner Frankie L. Clifton Theodore T. Combs Todd Combs David Connaway Steve J. Darnell Beth A. Dillon Michael A. Doctor Darrell J. DuckworthGregory W. Eaglen Danny Ealy Thomas W. FlannerySamuel J. Fowler Jeffrey C. Gallup Mark A. Garrett Lee R. Garza Kevin J. Gibson Timothy Grimsley Dennis Grote Nathan W. HambletonCharles R. Hamilton Timothy J. Harness Tilmon Hasty Curtis Neal Hite David Holocher Daniel J. Hunter Paul R. Hunter Jason A. Jackson Laramie W. JacksonLarry S. Jessee Gary D. Johnson Christopher L. KuhnDane C. Lawing Toby S. Leitzman Michael Marshall Steven F. Maschino Thomas W. McDowellWilliam H. Melcher

Greg A. Minnich Roger W. Minnich Andrea R. Mock Tod M. Muller Jason S. Nickels Michael Owens, Sr. William E. Phelps Chris Piersall Ken J. Reece Greg L. Richardson Danny J. Riley Warren K. Roark Bryan Ruckman Brian D. Runion Mike L. Setty Larry Shelley, Jr. Joseph R. Smith, Jr. Mark A. Soots Thomas Spilker, Jr. Patrick L. Stoner Michael D. TerhuneTerry L. Thieme Steve Tincher Keith S. Torrence, Sr.Jerome X. TrenkampRick Trice Mark A. Tucker Kevin D. Vance David Wallace Chris J. Wetzel Barry G. WilliamsonPaul D. Wilson Joseph E. Winn Ernest E. Young

30 YearsKeith A. Aveline Troy R. Bowling Charles A. Brayton Chris Britten Timothy L. Brown Donald T. Burns Reynaldo Caraveo Rocki W. Cole Talmage Conn Kevin R. Coon Kris L. Cox Timothy L. Crafton Allen D. Crist Roger J. Davis Todd Dennis David N. Diggs Charles E. Douglass, Jr.Robert E. Dunham Michael Edwards Timothy D. ForsytheDavy Fulford Carlie B. Fultz

Richard W. Glass Mark Goettman Robert E. Graham James F. Guffey Robert W. Hall, Sr. Bruce Haltom Daniel Hanes Roger D. Hardwick Robert A. Hopkins Paul A. Huntington Michael C. Hussey Brian A. Johnson Kenneth L. Jones William Keahi, Jr. Todd Knecht Randy H. Lewis Robert W. McClintockLeslie J. McFarren Jimmy E. McKenzieKenneth D. Miller Dan E. Molden John D. Owen Michael Parsons Dennis Pax Charles Peterman John D. Plunkett Terry P. Powell Dennis R. Rhodes Larry O. Rogers Alan Schaub Ronald E. Shearl Larry L. Sheppard Kyle D. Short David Showalter Travis M. Shroyer John E. Skinner Scott Smalley Chad R. Smart Norman J. Smith Billy D. Smith, Jr. Lonnie Snowden Chester Stafford Michael D. Stahley David J. Tate Alan W. Thompson Wayne A. Thornton Roy Wells Theodore F. WilliamsHervey J. Willis Gordon K. Young, Jr.Anthony W. Ziegler

35 YearsRobert E. AlexanderJulius Allor, Jr. Leonard R. Allred John D. Ballard Roger W. Balmer

Danny Berger Michael J. Betts David C. Butler Michael A. Carter John N. Cole Ricky Corum David M. Day Neil E. Douglass Gary D. Fowler Joe Fox Charles FullenkampArchie F. Gardner Russell A. Houser Allen L. Jacobs James L. Maurice Philip M. McFarren Garrell W. Murrell Isabel Ochoa, Jr. L. Max Patterson Richard A. Schmid Andrew J. Siener Todd Smart Dennis J. Southard, Sr.Gary W. Steed Jeffrey Studebaker William S. Tackitt Richard L. WolfgangDennis C. Zavada

40 YearsDouglas H. AppletonGary E. Brown Phillip N. Cole Conrad Dautrich Randall Davis Bret A. Downing Ricky G. Dukes Dusty L. Guy Howard E. King Mark B. MendenhallJohn E. Mitchell Richard W. PenningtonCarl D. Ross Roy L. Ryan Joel Salazar William E. Sanders, Jr.Patrick K. SchiewerRandell C. ShipmanMontgomery J. SmartCarl Stewart Clark D. Wallace Scott Williams Randy Zimmerman

45 YearsRaymond J. AdcockEddie C. Breeden James W. Gallup John C. Halsey

Lynn A. Jackson Robert N. McKee Bruce A. Okeley David L. Poff Forrest M. Richhart James H. Roberts Sherman Sheets William T. Walters James A. Westcott Sam E. Wildman

50 YearsStephen A. AlbaughDonald E. Bates Terry E. Blackman Jeffrey W. Boggess Donald E. Brewer James L. Britt Alan L. Flegal Robert Ford Robert L. Gibson David C. Gilbert Frederick D. JohnsonKenneth A. JohnsonGary L. Meyer James E. Stuckey James A. Tabor Billy T. Vaughn Richard F. WaggonerJoseph R. Waltz Ronald J. Wright

55 YearsJack R. Banter Lee Brammer William M. GambleHarold L. Williams

60 YearsJerry Henderson Loren D. Neidigh Robert E. Stayer Tom Strasser

65 YearsGeorge E. Lockhart Jack Skinner Victor L. Smart

70 YearsFred L. Cheesman Joe Turner

OPERATING ENGINEERSLocal 1036814 East 21st Street Indianapolis, IN 46219

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Please inform your district office of new addresses and phone numbers!

IUOE LOCAL 103 CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT RATESHIGHWAY, HEAVY RAILROAD

AND UTILITY CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE 4/1/20

Group Rate H & W Pension Training ICIAF SAT GrossI $36.65 $9.85 $8.90 $0.75 $0.13 $0.08 $56.36II $34.93 $9.85 $8.90 $0.75 $0.13 $0.08 $54.64III $34.01 $9.85 $8.90 $0.75 $0.13 $0.08 $53.72IV $32.51 $9.85 $8.90 $0.75 $0.13 $0.08 $52.22CCO Cert. $37.40 $9.85 $8.90 $0.75 $0.13 $0.08 $57.11

ZONE 1 BUILDING AGREEMENTFOR COUNTIES OF:

Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Hamilton, Hancock,Henry, Jay, Johnson, Madison, Marion, Randolph, Rush, Shelby, Union & Wayne

EFFECTIVE 4/1/20Group Rate H & W Pension Training CIPC CAPCI IUCSAT GrossI $36.30 $9.85 $8.75 $0.38 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $55.49 II $35.35 $9.85 $8.75 $0.38 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $54.54 III $31.30 $9.85 $8.75 $0.38 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $50.49 IV $27.60 $9.85 $8.75 $0.38 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $46.79 CCO Cert. $37.55 $9.85 $8.75 $0.38 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $56.74


Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Steuben, Wells & WhitleyEFFECTIVE 4/1/20

Group Rate H & W Pension Training IUCSAT GrossI $34.73 $9.85 $9.35 $0.42 $0.08 $54.43II $33.78 $9.85 $9.35 $0.42 $0.08 $53.48 III $30.78 $9.85 $9.35 $0.42 $0.08 $50.48 IV $27.28 $9.85 $9.35 $0.42 $0.08 $46.98 CCO Cert. $35.98 $9.85 $9.35 $0.42 $0.08 $55.68


Benton, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Grant, Howard, Miami, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Wabash & White

EFFECTIVE 4/1/20Group Rate H & W Pension Training CIPC CAPCI IUCSAT GrossI $34.56 $9.85 $10.00 $0.34 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $54.96 II $31.56 $9.85 $10.00 $0.34 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $51.96 III $29.99 $9.85 $10.00 $0.34 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $50.39 IV $26.29 $9.85 $10.00 $0.34 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $46.69 CCO Cert. $35.81 $9.85 $10.00 $0.34 $0.06 $0.07 $0.08 $56.21

DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE 4/1/20

Group Rate H & W Pension Gross I $28.78 $9.85 $6.95 $45.58 II $25.53 $9.85 $6.95 $42.33

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