Sunday July 27, 2003

All out of work apprentices report to the hiring hall. Bring your rebar belt.

Hiring Hall statistics for the week ending July 26th: 69 Ironworkers were dispatched last week, 12 rows of journeymen on the out of work list.

Hiring Hall at a glance:
Dispatches were issued to the following companies at the listed projects.

*American Ironworks & Erectors at Ellensburg High School
*American Steel Erectors at Arlington High School
*Apex Steel at White River High School Buckley
*Central Steel at Microsoft 36 Redmond, Ballard Place Condominiums, NW Detention Center Tacoma, UW Surgery Pavilion Seattle, Sam's Club Renton
*Champion & Associates at Boeing Renton
*Corona Steel at Little Creek Casino Kamilche, 9th & Stewart Seattle
*Elite Line Services at South Terminal Expansion Seatac
*Enclos at US Courthouse Seattle
*Erection Company at Central Terminal Expansion Seatac
*Evergreen Erectors at Silver Lake Plaza Mill Creek
*Howard S Wright at the Bon Marche Southcenter
*Jobsite Stud Welding at Mt Tahoma High School Tacoma
*K&L Rebar at Council of Carpenters Building Kent
*KWH Constructors at Immunex Seattle
*Lease Crutcher Lewis at UW Tacoma, Mt Tahoma HS Tacoma
*Pacific Erectors at Home Depot Wenatchee, Mariner High School Everett, East Gate Parking Garage Bellevue, 23rd & Madison Seattle, Village Square Seattle
*Pacific Stairs at South Terminal Expansion Seatac
*PCT Construction at Graham High School Seattle
*Rainier Steel at CSO Building Seattle, Intermodal Access Seattle,
*Rebar International at Lincoln Reservoir Seattle, Nisqually Bridge, Alaska Marine Line Seattle
*RMT Contracting at US Courthouse Seattle
*Rognlins at Terminal 2 Port of Grays Harbor
*Steel Systems at Bonney Lake High School, Water Treatment Plant Centralia
*SW Erectors at Maintenance Facility Fort Lewis
*TBH & Associates at Tacoma Second Supply Pipeline Federal Way

July 28th Monday morning at dispatch there will be a need for two wire welders, two connectors with stick certs, four rodman and a couple of structural hands. And yes the work orders for unloading the container cranes will be filled at 7am Monday. Check out the work orders page or option 4 on the phone menu for details on job listings. 206.248.4246 or 888.212.6252

Next Local 86 regular meeting will be Thursday August 21st 7pm at the Labor Temple, 2800 1st Ave, Seattle.

Picnic: August 10 Sunday Noon to 5pm, BBQ 12:30 to 3:30, Lake Sammamish State Park, I-90 Exit 15 - NW Sammamish Road Entrance, Fun, Food and Fellowship. For more information call the local office at 206.248.4246

Retiree Breakfast:
*August 4th Monday Boss Tweed, Bellingham, 9-10am coffee, 10am breakfast. *September 8th Monday 9:30am coffee 10am buffet breakfast, Big Al's Casino 12715 4th Ave W, Everett 425.347.1669 For more information or if you need a ride call Harold Mitchell 425.481.5920, Roger Buss 360.715.8178 or Jerry Hettich 206.772.1818

Old Timers Meeting Wednesday August 6th at 1pm at Swasey Library, 7001 6th Ave, Tacoma (6th & Skyline) Need more information, contact David Johnson at 253.606.0461

On Wednesday September 3rd to maintain your name on the out of work list, you must come to the hiring hall and sign-in between 7am and 9am. Sign in will be declared complete at 9am. Sign in by phone is not an option. If you will be unable to come to the hiring hall on Wednesday, you may fax #206.439.1069 or email tabiggins@hotmail.com your request to remain on the out of work list on Tuesday September 2nd. Members that do not sign in will be removed from the out of work list and will be required to contact the local office to have their name placed back on the list.

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