Tribal Employment – Union Contacts
LABORERS
Perform “hands-on” pipeline activities, such as the installation/removal of environmental control devices (silt fence, straw bales, erosion matting, etc.), skid placement/removal, sand blasting, pipeline coating, assisting with pipe loading/unloading activities, hand tool use, removal of construction debris from the work areas.
Please contact:
WYOMING
Jim Hansen, Business Manager
Labor International of North America - Local #1271
1021 West 23rd Street
Cheyenne, WY 82001
Phone (307) 632-1510
UTAH
Mike Madrid, Business Manager
Labor International of North America - Local #295
2261 South Redwood Road, #D
West Valley City, UT 84119
Phone (801) 972-5380
NEVADA
“Skip” Daly, Business Manager
Labor International of North America - Local #169
570 Reactor Way
Reno, NV 89503
Phone (775) 856-0169
www.local169.com
OREGON
Jeff Gritz, Business Manager
Labor International of North America - Local #121
265 SE Scott St.
Bend, OR 97702
Phone (541) 382-4872
www.local121.org
TEAMSTERS
Responsible for driving/ transporting/delivery of personnel, materials and equipment for the project with company supplied vehicles. Each driver must be qualified and licensed (CDL) to operate vehicles ranging from one-ton pickups, passenger buses, dump trucks, water trucks, fuel trucks, tractor trailer and lowboy tractor trailers.
Please contact:
GENERAL
Lynn Lehrbach, International Representative
Western Division
Phone (202)497-7887
WYOMING AND UTAH
Tommy E. Monthely, Secretary-Treasurer
International Brotherhood of Teamsters – Local # 222
2641 South 3270 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84119
Phone (801) 972-1898
www.teamsterslocal222.org
NEVADA
Mark W. Tracy, Secretary-Treasurer
International Brotherhood of Teamsters - Local #533
240 Gentry Way
Reno, NV 89502
Phone (775) 348-6060
OREGON
Daniel W. Ratty, Secretary-Treasurer
International Brotherhood of Teamsters - Local #962
4480 Rogue Valley Highway
Central Point, OR 97502
Phone (541) 882-5511
OPERATORS
Responsible for the efficient and safe operation of heavy equipment, such as excavators, bulldozers, pipelayers, cranes, forklifts, farm tractors, generators, compressors, and pumps on the project. Also, the operator is responsible for monitoring and maintaining the equipment he/she has been assigned for wear and maintenance throughout the project.
Please contact:
WYOMING
Scott L. Norris, Business Manager
International Union of Operating Engineers - Local #800
4925 Wardwell Industrial Drive
Bar Nunn, WY 82601
Phone (307) 265-1397
UTAH
Justin Diston, Trustee
International Union of Operating Engineers - Local #3
District 12
1958 West North Temple
Salt Lake City, UT 84116
Phone (801) 596-2677
NEVADA
Steve Ingersoll, District Representative
International Union of Operating Engineers - Local #3
1290 Corporate Boulevard
Reno, NV 89502
Phone (775) 857-4440
OREGON
Nelda Wilson, Treasurer
International Union of Operating Engineers - Local #701
555 1st Street
Gladstone, OR 97027-2501
Phone (503) 650-7721
www.iuoe701.com
WELDERS AND WELDERS HELPERS
Welders are responsible for welding the project pipe together for various crews during the project such as welding pipe together for road bore crews, directional drills, pipe gang, firing line, and testing and tie-in crews.
Welder Helpers assist the welder; they prepare all pipe ends to be welded with buffing being the most common method. The helpers also maintain a clean welding area during the weld process, again by buffing and in some cases grinding the weld metal pass made by their welder.
Welders and Helpers please contact:
WYOMING, UTAH, AND NEVADA
David Barnett, Financial Secretary - Treasurer
United Association, Pipeliners - Local #798
4823 South 83rd East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74145
Phone (918) 622-1900
www.local798.org
OREGON
Paul Sprenger, Business Agent
United Association - Local #290
20210 SW Teton Ave
Tualatin, OR 97062
Phone (503) 691-5700
www.ua290.org
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