Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Wage Rates
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Wage Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 1 - Wage Rates - Adult Employees¹ Classification Le...
¹ The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by other clauses of the award in respect of both weekly and hourly payments. For the hourly rate calculations for both weekly hire and daily hire employees please refer to clause 19.3 of the award.
Min. Weekly Wage Description Supervision of three or more tradespersons excluding leading hands (i) Foreperson/Supervisor (ii) General Foreman/Supervisor Supervision of other than three or more tradespersons excluding leading hands (i) Foreperson/Supervisor (ii) General Foreman/Supervisor
¹ These wages apply to forepersons and supervisors in the metal and engineering construction sector covered by this award, but do not apply to any employer employing fewer than 30 employees. 2
Foreperson/Supervisor - Must be paid the average weekly wage rates for 38 ordinary hours of work, including payments applicable from time to time to the tradespersons (excluding leading hands) supervised by a foreperson/supervisor plus the Margin Payment, or the Minimum Weekly Wage, whichever is greater General Foreperson/Supervisor - Must be paid the highest weekly wage rate for 38 ordinary hours of work to a foreperson/supervisor supervised by a general foreperson/supervisor plus the Margin Payment or the Minimum Weekly Wage, whichever is the greater.
Table 3a - Wage Rates - Apprentices - Four year apprenticeship - commencing prior to 1 January 2014 Year of apprenticeship 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
Weekly Wage 38 Hours
45% 55% 75% 90%
$8.84 $10.80 $14.73 $17.67
$335.79 $410.41 $559.65 $671.58
NOTE - The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Table 3b - Wage Rates - Apprentices - Four year apprenticeship excluding apprentices covered by the Electrotechnology Training Package - commencing on or after 1 January 2014 Apprentices who have not completed year 12 Stage of apprenticeship Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Apprentices who have completed year 12
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
50% 60% 75% 90%
$9.82 $11.78 $14.73 $17.67
50% 60% 75% 90%
$9.82 $11.78 $14.73 $17.67
NOTE - The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Advice No: MA000020-1/2014 *First full pay period on or after 1 July 2014
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Wage Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 3c - Wage Rates - Apprentices - Four year apprenticeship excluding apprentices covered by the Electrotechnology Training Package - commencing on or after 1 January 2014 - Payable from 1 Jan 2015 Apprentices who have not completed year 12 Stage of apprenticeship Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Apprentices who have completed year 12
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
50% 60% 75% 90%
$9.82 $11.78 $14.73 $17.67
55% 65% 75% 90%
$10.80 $12.76 $14.73 $17.67
NOTE - The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Table 3d - Wage Rates - Apprentices (Electrotechnology Training Package) commencing on or after 1 January 2014 Stage of apprenticeship Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4
Apprentices who have not completed year 12 % of standard rate Basic Hourly (Level 3) Rate 50% 9.82 60% 11.78 75% 14.73 90% 17.67
Apprentices who have completed year 12 % of standard rate Basic Hourly (Level 3) Rate 50% $9.82 60% $11.78 75% $14.73 $17.67 90%
NOTE - The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Table 3d - Wage Rates - Apprentices - Three year apprenticeship commencing prior to 1 January 2014 Stage of apprenticeship Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
Weekly Wage 38 Hours
55% 75% 90%
$10.80 $14.73 $17.67
$410.41 $559.65 $671.58
NOTE - The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Table 3e - Wage Rates - Two year residential apprenticeships in Western Australia commenced prior to 1 January 2014 (ceases to operate on 31 December 2014) Year 1st year 2nd year
% of standard rate (Level 3)
Basic Hourly Rate
Weekly Wage 38 Hours
55.00% 75.00%
$10.80 $14.73
$410.41 $559.65
Table 4a - Wage Rates - National Training Wage - Civil Construction Traineeships1 Traineeship Civil Construction 1
Stage 1 Base Weekly Wage Rate $ 576.58
Stage 2 Base Weekly Wage Rate $ 618.38
Stage 3 Base Weekly Wage Rate $ 668.48
The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Table 4b - Wage Rates - National Training Wage - Other Traineeships1 Traineeship Other Traineeships 1
Skill Level B $
Skill Level A $
489.88
507.88
The rates listed above prescribe minimum classification rates only. The payment of additional allowances is required by clause 19.7(e).
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Advice No: MA000020-1/2014 *First full pay period on or after 1 July 2014
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Allowance Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 1 – Expense related allowances Description
Clause No. 20.1(a)
20.1(d)(i) 20.2 20.3
Tool and employee protection allowance1: Artificial stoneworker, carpenter etc Caster, fixer, floorlayer specialist or plasterer Refractory bricklayer or bricklayer Roof tiler, slate-ridger or roof fixer, tradespersons in the metals and engineering Signwriter, painter or glazier Refractory brickwork - purchase of boots allowance Meal allowance Compensation for loss of clothes and tools - maximum
per week per week per week per week per week per boots per meal maximum
1
This allowance is all-purpose for both tradespersons and apprentices. An all-purpose allowance means any allowance regarded as part of the ordinary rate of pay for the purposes of calculating, for example, overtime, penalty rates, public holidays and types of paid leave such as annual leave and sick leave.
Table 2 – Site and general wage related allowances Description
Leading hands: In charge of 1 person In charge of 2 to 5 persons In charge of 6 to 10 persons More than 10 persons Mobile cranes capacity adjustment formula (for Level 5 (CW/EW5) and above employees only). For each additional 40 tonnes over a maximum lifting capacity of 100 tonnes. Special allowance Industry allowance2 Lift industry allowance3: (a) Tradesperson (b) Apprentices: First year of apprenticeship - 55% Second year of apprenticeship - 65% Third year of apprenticeship - 75% Fourth year of apprenticeship - 90% Underground allowance3 Underground allowance - No more than four days3 Multistorey allowance: From the commencement of building to 15th floor level From the 16th floor level to 30th floor level From the 31st floor level to 45th floor level From the 46th floor level to 60th floor level From the 61st floor level onward Laser safety officer allowance Carpenter - diver allowance3 Refractory bricklaying allowance: Refractory bricklayer Refractory bricklayer’s assistant Coffer dam worker First aid allowance - with minimum qualifications First aid allowance - with higher qualifications Air-conditioning industry and refrigeration industry allowance Electrician’s licence allowance4 In charge of plant allowance
Amount
Frequency
2.4%1 5.3%1 6.7%1 9.0%1
per week per week per week per week
$17.91
per 40 tonnes
$7.70 $27.61
per week per week
$110.44
per week
$60.74 $71.78 $82.83 $99.39 $13.43 $2.98
per week per week per week per week per week per day
$0.51 $0.61 $0.94 $1.22 $1.49 $2.63 $0.88
per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per day per hour
per hour per hour per week per day per day per week per week per week
1
A person specifically appointed to be a leading hand must be paid at the rate of this percentage of the weekly rate of the highest classification supervised, or the employee’s own rate, whichever is the higher in accordance with the number of persons in the employee’s charge. Refer to clause 19.2(b) of the Award for information on how to calculate the leading hand allowance for Daily Hire employees. 2 This allowance is all-purpose for apprentices only. Refer to Table 1 for an "all-purpose allowance" definition. 3 This allowance is all-purpose for both tradespersons and apprentices. Refer to Table 1 for an "all-purpose allowance" definition. 4
This allowance only applies to tradespersons and is all-purpose. Refer to Table 1 for an "all-purpose allowance" definition.
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Advice No: MA000020-1/2014 *First full pay period on or after 1 July 2014
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Allowance Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 3 – Special Rates applicable to all sectors Clause No. 22.2(a) 22.2(b)(i)
Description Insulation allowance Hot work allowance: Between 46 degrees and 54 degrees Celsius Exceeding 54 degrees Celsius Cold work allowance Confined space allowance Swing scaffold allowance: 0-15 storeys - First four hours 0-15 storeys - Each additional hour 16–30 storeys - First four hours 16–30 storeys - Each additional hour 31–45 storeys - First four hours 31–45 storeys - Each additional hour 46–60 storeys - First four hours 46–60 storeys - Each additional hour Greater than 60 storeys - First four hours Greater than 60 storeys - Each additional hour Explosive powered tools allowance Wet work allowance Dirty work allowance Toxic substances allowance: Toxic substances allowance working in close proximity Asbestos allowance Asbestos eradication allowance Furnace work allowance1 Acid work allowance1 Heavy blocks—employees laying other than standard bricks allowance: Where the blocks weigh over 5.5 kg and under 9 kg Where the blocks weigh 9 kg to 18 kg Where the blocks weigh over 18 kg Bitumen work allowance Height work allowance Suspended perimeter work platform allowance Employee carrying fuels, oils and greases allowance Pile driving allowance Dual lift allowance Stonemasons allowance - cutting tools
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Allowance Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 4 – Special Rates applicable to the general building and construction sector Description
per hour per hour per hour per hour per day per week per hour per hour per day per hour per hour per hour
This allowance is all-purpose for both tradespersons and apprentices. Refer to Table 1 for an "all-purpose allowance" definition.
Table 5 – Special rates applicable only to the civil construction sector Clause No. 22.4(a) 22.4(b)(v) 22.4(c) 22.4(d) 22.4(e) 22.4(f) 22.4(g)
22.4(h)
Description Pipe enamelling allowance Powdered lime dust allowance Sand blasting allowance Live sewer work allowance Timbering allowance Special work Compressed air work allowance: Gauge reading = 0 to 35 kPa Gauge reading = Over 35 and up to 65 kPa Gauge reading = Over 65 and up to 100 kPa Gauge reading = Over 100 and up to 170 kPa Gauge reading = Over 170 and up to 225 kPa Gauge reading = Over 225 and up to 275 kPa Cutting stone allowance
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Advice No: MA000020-1/2014 *First full pay period on or after 1 July 2014
Amount $6.72 $0.69 $0.08 $0.57 $0.71 $0.08
Frequency per day per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour
$1.36 $1.71 $3.46 $6.87 $11.45 $21.94 $0.79
per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour per hour
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Allowance Rates Operative Date: 1 July 2014* Table 6 - Living away from home and travel allowances 24.3(a)(i)
Living away from home allowance—distant work: Entitlement - per complete week Entitlement - broken week Camping allowance: Entitlement - per complete week Entitlement - broken week Travelling expenses allowance: Forward journey Return journey Return journey - transport and transporting tools Weekend return home Fares and travel patterns allowance: Metropolitan radial areas Distant work Country radial areas Travelling outside radial areas Travelling outside radial areas - where the employee uses their own vehicle Residing outside radial areas Travelling between radial areas Transfer during working hours
Building and Construction General On-site Award 2010 Advice No: MA000020-1/2014 *First full pay period on or after 1 July 2014
