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AL20260063 rev 1

Heavy  Published 05/18/2026. 17 classifications. Covers 1 county: Covington

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ClassificationBase rateFringeTotal
OPERATING ENGINEERS: OILER28.9520.5549.50
OPERATING ENGINEERS: CRANES WITH 500 FEET BOOM AND/OR 600 TON CAPACITY34.2020.5554.75
OPERATING ENGINEERS: CRANES WITH 350 FEET OR MORE BOOM AND/OR 400 TO 600 TON CAPACITY33.8520.5554.40
OPERATING ENGINEERS: (CRANES (CONVENTIONAL & HYDRAULIC 100 TO 400 TONS), AND TOWER CRANES)32.7520.5553.30
OPERATING ENGINEERS: (CRANE (CONVENTIONAL & HYDRAULIC UP TO 100 TONS), AND DERRICK (STATIONARY CRANE WITH 2 OR MORE DRUMS))29.9020.5550.45
TRUCK DRIVER10.09—10.09
OPERATOR: TRACKHOE12.00—12.00
OPERATOR: SCRAPER9.780.189.96
OPERATOR: ROLLER9.45—9.45
OPERATOR: LOADER (FRONT END)11.67—11.67
OPERATOR: GRADER/BLADE12.591.3313.92
OPERATOR: DRILL9.502.3611.86
OPERATOR: BULLDOZER12.721.0913.81
OPERATOR: BACKHOE13.252.1715.42
LABORER: PIPELAYER9.001.4310.43
LABORER: COMMON OR GENERAL7.501.198.69
ELECTRICIAN15.242.5017.74
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