Final Flashcards

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Officers

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Paul Wende 
Paul Thompson 
Tim Williams 
Jack Canniff
Fletcher Holmes 
David Murray 
Mark Merkle 
Eric A. Dean 
David Cottongim 
Kenneth Heiden
Jose romo
David Garza
Dan Nelson
James welter
Stergio Robles 
Lisa czaplicki
Xerxes Flores 
Kevin loftus
Matthew guenther 
Kevin Hooker 
George Butz 
Eric Dean 
Larry McNiff 
Russel Gschwind
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Business Agents

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Paul Thompson
Jack Canniff
Fletcher Holmes
David Murray

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Paul wende

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Business manager
Financial secretary
Treasurer

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Paul Thompson

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President

Business agent

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Tim Williams

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Vice President

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Jack Canniff

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Business agent

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Fletcher Holmes

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Business agent

Political Director

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David Murray

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Business agent

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Mark Merkle

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Organizer

Recording secretary

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Eric A. Dean

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Executive Board

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David Cottongim

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Executive Board

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Kenneth Heiden

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Executive Board

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Jose Romo

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Executive Board

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David Garza

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Executive Board

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Dan Nelson

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Examining Board

Entertainment committee

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James Welter

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Examining Board

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Sergio Robles

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Examining Board

Fence organizer

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Lisa Czaplicki

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Union Trustee

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Xerxes Flores

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Union Trustee

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Kevin Loftus

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Union Trustee

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Matthew Guenther

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Conductor

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Kevin Hooker

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Sergeant-at-arms 

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George Butz

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Apprentice Coordinator

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Eric Dean

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International General President

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Larry McNiff
International Organizer | DOAMM
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Russell Gschwind
General organizer | Apprenticeship and Training
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Package Break Down | Miscellaneous package
``` Journeyman Finisher: Total package - $92.01 Hourly wage - $52.13 Health & Welfare - $14.23 Mid - American Pension - $9.00 SMA - $2.00 Defined Contribution - $12.99 Apprenticeship Fund - $1.25 Industry Advancement - $.08 63 Contractor Impact Fund - $.33 ```
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Deductions from Paycheck
``` 3.75% of gross wage - working assessment. $2.50 per Hour - Vacation Fund $0.06 per hour - IPAL $0.20 per hour - Retirement Fund $0.20 per hour - General Organizing ```
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Forman wage (pay rate)
$2.50 per hour over scale - crew of 2-5 men including Forman $3.50 per hour over scale - crew of 6 or more including Forman
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Full name of International
International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental, and Reinforcing Iron Workers
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How many Union meetings per year?
10 or more times a year. Second Friday of each Month except for December.
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When are Executive Board meetings held?
The 4th week of every Month unless stated otherwise.
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When was the International Founded? | Established? / organized?
February 4th, 1896
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What date was the Constitution effective?
January 1st, 1921
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Forman
No limit on number of Forman. 3 or more Forman and a workforce of 14 a GF general Forman may be employed. One man more than 6 hrs receive Forman’s wages.
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Apprentices
1 apprentice per 2 Journeyman Employer can work 1 apprentice to 1 Journeyman 1 apprentice in hoisting crew but must be rotated with other apprentices.
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Hours of labor: start times
6:00am, 7:00 am, 8:00 | Cannot change once established without permission
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Hours of labor: lunch break
30min unpaid lunch break after 4 hrs.
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Show-Up Time
If schedule to work and not put to work for any reason shall receive 2 hours. More than 2 less than 4 =4hrs More than 4 less than 6 =6hrs More than 6 less than 8 =8hrs
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Time in and out
Time starts at storage facility as long as it’s 4th floor or below. If above 4th floor, time starts on ground.
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Breaks
15 min paid coffee - During morning hours - After 10 hrs - After each 4 hr period following 10 hrs worked.
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Loss of tools or clothing
Employer shall pay up to $750.00
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Certified welders
Welders should be certified in accordance with American Welding Society (AWS) standards.
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Shift work
2 shifts - 7 1/2 hrs = 8 | 3 shifts - 7 hrs = 8
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Job Steward
-other than foreman last on jobsite Duties - dues - overtime - violations - make sure employees work 7+ days become union members - injuries on the job - disputes and grievances - employees hired and discharged - report unsafe work conditions 35 or more employees become walking steward/ safety man
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Regular Meeting Order of Business
- Roll call of officers - minutes of previous meeting - Initiation of new candidates - Bills - Communications - Nominations and elections - Reports of officers, treasurer and committees - Unfinished business - New Business - Good and welfare - Adjournment
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Tungsten - color/types
Pure Tungsten - Green (aluminum) Thoriated Tungsten - Red (steel, stainless, bronze Brass) Ceriated Tungsten - Gray (everything)
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Tungsten Preparation
Grind parallel with tungsten rod | Tip 1-1/3 to 1-1/2 x diameter
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Different types of polarity (Tig)
Straight - DC - DCEN (everything else) | AC (for aluminum)
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Rule of thumb (size of diameter of filler rod)
< or = thickness of parent material
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Matching filler Rod to parent material
304 stainless - ER308/L 316 stainless - ER316/L Stainless to regular steel - ER309/L L=low carbon
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Shielding gas (Argon) setting
Rate of flow (18-25) CFH Cubic Feet per Hour
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Type of power source to Tig weld
CC/CV - constant current / constant voltage
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Conditioning Discs
Brown - course Maroon - med Teal - fine Light grey - super fine Cross cut when switching discs
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America standard Beams (I-Beams)
(Shape)(depth)x(weight per foot)x(length of piece) Example: S20x66x12’6” S- shape of beam 20- depth of beam in inches 66-weight per feet in lbs 12’6”- length of piece in ft/inch
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Wide flanged Beams
(Shape)(depth)x(weight)x(length) Example: W12x14x14’6” W- shape 12- depth 14- weight per feet 14’6”- length
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Dues (amount)
$32.50 per Month
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Sorting hooks opposite
Hook right, be right
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Erection / machine bolts
Also known as soft bolts are temps for high strength bolts
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Length of Bolt
Thickness of Metal (grip) + Bolt Diameter + 1/4” + thickness of washer (if used)
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Angle
(Shape)(length of leg) x (length of other leg) x (thickness of legs) x (overall length) Example: L3x3x1/4x2’9” ``` L- shape 3- length of leg 3- length of other leg 1/4- thickness of legs 2’9”- overall length ```
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Flange
Top and bottom of beam
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Web
Middle of beam 
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Toe
Edges of flanges
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Fillet
Inside corner where web connects to flange
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Heel
Outside corner of angle