MAS - Trademasters Service, Inc. - GS21F016BA

General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Authorized Federal Supply Schedule FSS Price List

Trademasters Service, Inc.

GS21F016BA

On-line access to contract ordering information, terms and conditions, pricing, and the option to create an electronic delivery order are available through GSA Advantage!®. The website for GSA Advantage!® is: GSAAdvantage.gov.

GS21F016BA is listed here for reference purposes only and is replaced by 47QSHA23D000Y. GS21F016BA is only to be used for active submitted quote(s)/established BPAs awarded prior to, or pending an award decision as of June 22, 2023. All new quote(s)/BPAs MUST be awarded against the contractor’s Surviving MAS contract 47QSHA23D000Y.

Multiple Award Schedule FSC Group: Large Categories Titles Facilities Misc./ Complimentary SINs Industrial Products & Services Contract Information Contract Number GS21F016BA

Contract Period of Performance

Contractor Information Contractor Name Trademasters Service, Inc.

Address

Phone 703-644-6400 800-644-6400 Fax 703-550-0998 Email service@trademasters.com Website www.gov.trademasters.com Contract Administrators and Authorized Negotiators

Business Size Small in Trademasters’ primary NAICS is 561210 For more information on ordering go to the following website: https://www.gsa.gov/schedules

Supplement Number

Customer Information 1a. Awarded Special Item Numbers (SINs) Table of Awarded Special Item Numbers

1b. Lowest Priced Model Number and Price for each SIN:

N/A 1c. Hourly Rates: (Inclusive of IFF) Labor hourly rates inclusive of the IFF and descriptions of job titles and required qualifications provided in the following sections.

2. Maximum Order:

3. Minimum Order:

$100.00

4. Geographic Coverage:

Domestic: 48 contiguous states, Alaska, Hawaii, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, U.S. Territories.

5. Point(s) of Production:

N/A - Service Provider.

6. Discount from List Prices:

Government Net Prices

7. Quantity Discount(s):

1.0% for orders between $500,000 - $999,999 1.5% for orders between $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 2.0% for orders over $2,000,000.

8. Prompt Payment Terms:

Net 30. Prompt payment discounts are not offered.

9. Foreign Items:

N/A 10a. Time of Delivery TBD at task order or BPA level.

10b. Expeditated Delivery:

TBD at task order or BPA level. For emergency service calls, call contractor to arrange expeditated services. After-hours labor rates may apply.

10c. Overnight and 2-Day Delivery:

TBD at task order or BPA level. Call contractor to arrange immediate services. After-hours labor rates may apply.

10d. Urgent Requirements:

TBD at task order or BPA level. Call the contractor to arrange urgent service requirements. Customers are encouraged to contact the contractor for the purpose of requesting urgent and emergency services. After regular business hours, call the main number, follow emergency prompts, and ask the representative to page the on-call manager for emergency service. After-hours labor rates may apply. Credit cards are accepted.

11. FOB Point:

Destination.

12a. Ordering Address Trademasters Service, Inc.

P.O. Box 516 Newington, VA 22122 service@trademasters.com 703-644-6400 12b. Ordering Procedures:

See Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 8.405-3.

13. Payment Remit Address Trademasters Service, Inc.

P.O. Box 516 Newington, Virginia 22122 EFT information is up to date in sam.gov. We accept credit cards.

14. Warranty Provision TBD at order level. Generally, one year on limited warranty on labor for service repairs. Manufacturer’s limited warranty on parts.

15. Export Packing Charges:

N/A

16. Terms and Conditions of Rental, Maintenance, and Repair (if applicable):

N/A

17. Terms and Conditions of Installation (if applicable):

TBD at order level, if any.

18a. Terms and Conditions of Repair Parts Indicating Date of Parts Price Lists and any Discounts from List prices (if applicable):

TBD at order level, if any.

18b. Terms and Conditions for Any Other services (if applicable) TBD at order level.

19. List of Service and Distribution Points (if applicable):

N/A

20. List of Participating Dealers (if applicable):

N/A

21. Preventive Maintenance (if applicable):

TBD at order level.

22a. Special Attributes In accordance with terms and conditions of latest refresh of the MAS solicitation. Other conditions TBD at order level.

22b. If applicable, Indicate that Section 508 Compliance N/A

23. UEI Number:

SDLRS9EN67N3 and CAGE is 43NA6.

24. Contractor has an Active Registration in SAM?

Yes

Awarded Labor Category Description – Notes “Facility” vs. “Service/Install” Labor Rates Including “Facility” and “Service/Install” rates for many technical (trade) labor categories allows Trademasters to provide a more complete MAS solution. A diverse workforce of technical experts has been a market differentiator for Trademasters. Experienced “Service/Install” tradespeople have specialized training and skill, and “Facility” tradespeople have maintenance and repair experience.

Service/Install Labor Categories Personnel in Trademasters Service/Install labor categories have repair, maintenance, troubleshooting, reconfiguring, and replacement experience. They work for a variety of commercial and government clients and are not assigned to a single project. These tradespeople drive company vehicles stocked with parts, materials, tools, equipment, and other tools of the trade needed to perform their duties; take company vehicles home in the evening to respond to after-hours emergencies; and work from corporate HQ. These labor rates are used to quote tradespeople who perform a variety of building service projects under our MAS. The labor rates for Service/Install personnel are higher than Facility rates due to overhead for vehicle and other mobile workforce costs, as well as overhead costs for the home office administrative and management staff.

Trademasters has been performing mechanical services for government and commercial clients since its start in 1990. Our name, Trademasters, reflects the mechanical expertise our clients have come to expect. We do not work on new-construction projects, and our focus has always been making existing facilities better, safer, more efficient, and comfortable. Our name, Trademasters, reflects the technical expertise our firm was established to offer clients. This expertise has been a market differentiator and a tremendous benefit to our government clients and has been the basis for our reputation as the company to call to solve difficult facility problems.

A self-performing contractor, Trademasters has provided mechanical services for government and commercial clients since its start in 1990. We have an established, operational business outside of the facilities we take care of; a Service and Installation division with tradespeople, project managers, estimators, superintendents, bid team, administrative and logistics support staff, tools of the trade, equipment, parts, materials, a fleet of stocked Service/Install vehicles, and a 20,000 ft² headquarters in the DC Metro Area with a logistics department, loading docks, training center, and warehouse space.

The Service/Install division performs commercial and government repairs, equipment installation projects, design/build and construction projects, energy conservation projects, and preventive maintenance contracts (that do not require a daily presence).

The Service/Install division provides emergency support to our facility operations and maintenance clients and assists them with budget and design for their major systems and equipment replacement using from system design, installation, upgrade, retrofit, maintenance, and ultimate replacement expertise, so we can help our building management teams find solutions that save money and natural resources and optimize performance throughout the system and equipment lifecycle.

Facility Labor Categories Personnel in the Facility labor category have qualifications like the Service/Install personnel, but workers in this category report directly to facilities for regular shifts, eliminating overhead associated with the mobile Service/Install workforce. Overhead is further reduced because Facility project personnel work from a government-furnished office space, and typically, management and administrative personnel are dedicated to the project. These factors result in lower Facility labor rates than Service/Install labor rates.

Our primary NAICS code is now 561210 (facilities). As Trademasters grew, it added new building and trade services. Since 2013, Trademasters has operated and maintained millions of square footage of premium government office space concurrently and performs millions of dollars of billable on these sites each year.

Licensed Positions for the Tradespeople - Experience and Education There is no federal licensing standard in the U.S., and jurisdictions across the nation have different experience, education, and certification processes. The trades industry as a whole; however, recognizes these three skill levels: Apprentice; Tradesperson and Master. We have used the terminology "journeyperson-level" and master-level to indicate those skill levels for labor categories, even if the jurisdiction where work is solicited does not have formal licensing. It is standard practice in the trades to allow licensing with experience only, or a combination of education and experience. We have indicated the minimum amount of experience for licensing in our jurisdiction, with the understanding that individuals must meet the jurisdictional requirements for education and formal testing for Trademasters to use the labor category.

In accordance with FLSA, employees in nonexempt labor categories must be paid time and a half their regular rate for overtime. Where applicable, these rates are provided.

SERVICE CONTRACT LABOR STANDARDS MATRIX

See SCA Table in Appendix 2.

Awarded Labor Category Descriptions - Positions 23410 - HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians - Trademasters Labor Category Description; based on SCA rate for 23410 - Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Mechanic HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, qualifications and related experience required by agencies to perform HVAC system and equipment operations and maintenance. They support the building, base or facility management team and maintain a regular presence at the project location, reporting there directly. They repair, maintain, replace, adjust and operate the heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, controls and ventilation equipment and related systems. Their duties include routine service and repairs, responding to complaints from the building occupants, investigating and troubleshooting, adjusting settings, assisting and advising the building management team, responding to emergency calls, and replacing HVACR systems and components.

Entry Level / Apprentice HVAC Facility Maintenance Technician N/A 0 experience Entry Level/ Apprentice HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians are training, through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified HVAC Technicians. They perform HVAC trade activities on facility operation and maintenance projects.

Journeyperson HVAC Facility Maintenance Technician Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for the facility maintenance project (such as CFC certification, specialized manufacturer training and/or certifications, NATE, etc.) They are familiar with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract requirements, (mechanical, building, fire) code and able to read plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise apprentices and entry-level technicians, ancillary subcontractors and personnel.

Master HVAC Facility Maintenance Technician Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians have met the requirement through experience and education to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the master level, along with other requirements, needed for the facility maintenance projects (such a s CFC certification, specialized manufacturer training and/or certification, NATE, project management, quality control, OSHA, etc.) They have high-level system diagnostic abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety regulations, contract requirements, (mechanical, building, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, principals of conservation, reporting and benchmarking. They take a lead role in developing and implementing the HVACR operation and maintenance program, supervise tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, are involved with quality control, site safety and perform supervisory duties for the project and perform planning activities to assist the building management team.

Chief/ Superintendent HVAC Facility Maintenance Technician Master Level 7 Years’ Experience Chief/ Superintendent HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians are experienced, master HVAC tradespeople that possess the same qualifications as the Master HVAC Facility Maintenance Technician, along with additional qualifications, experience and certifications to perform supervisory and management duties on facility maintenance projects. They are responsible for managing the personnel, costs and contract deliverables for the project, are involved with implementing and overseeing quality control and safety programs, make design recommendations, supervise onsite training programs, provide proposals, accept work on behalf of the contractor and make recommendations to the building management team.

23410 - HVAC Service and Installation Technicians HVAC Service and Installation Technicians - Trademasters Labor Category Description, based on SCA rate for 23410 - Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Mechanic HVAC Service and Installation Technicians are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, related experience and capabilities required by agencies to perform commercial HVAC system and equipment repair, installation and maintenance. Unlike HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians, these mechanics do not report to support a single facility, but are dispatched to various locations as needed, in a fully-stocked vehicle, with tools, parts, refrigerant, materials, etc. to perform their duties. They are experienced with a wider variety of commercial HVACR equipment, controls and systems (piping, hydronics, ventilation, ducting, refrigeration, electrical, controls, water treatment, etc.) than HVAC Facility Maintenance Technicians. They repair, maintain, replace, adjust and operate commercial HVACR systems and equipment, perform periodic preventive maintenance, service, systems and equipment replacement and installation. The technicians may support operation and maintenance teams or preventive maintenance contract sites on an intermittent or emergency basis, but they do not report to the same location each day as a part of the building operations and maintenance team.

Traditional skill levels are apprentice/ entry level, journeyperson and master.

Entry Level / Apprentice HVAC Service or Installation Technician Entry Level 0 Experience Entry Level / Apprentice HVAC Service and Installation Technicians are training through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified HVAC tradespeople. They perform HVACR trade activities on commercial service, repair and maintenance calls and assist with component or equipment replacements.

Journeyperson HVAC Service and Installation Technician Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson HVAC Service and Installation Technicians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for service and installation projects (such as CFC certification, specialized manufacturer training, NATE, etc.) They are familiar with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract requirements, (mechanical, building, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise entry-level tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, coordinate with trades for the project.

Master HVAC Service and Installation Technician, Level I Master License/ Level 5 Years’ Experience Master HVAC Service and Installation Technicians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the master level, along with other requirements, needed for installation projects (such as CFC certificates, specialized manufacturer training, NATE, project management, quality control, OSHA, etc.) They have high-level system adjustment and control abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer instructions, (mechanical, building, fire) code, fully understand plans, specifications and blueprints, participate in project design and conservation, can review, evaluate and accept the work of others. They supervise other tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors or personnel on projects, coordinate with trades for the project, and ensure work is done in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract and code requirements.

Master HVAC Service and Installation Technician, Level II Master/ Master Level 7 years Master HVAC Service and Installation Technicians Level II have the same skills, experience, and certifications as the Master HVAC Service and Installation Technicians Level I, with added equipment certifications and diagnostic expertise. These technicians are familiar with large commercial HVACR equipment and systems and have gained specialized manufacturer expertise and/or certification contractually required by agencies.

Service and Installation Project Lead Mechanic/ Superintendent Master License/ Level 5 Years’ Experience Master HVAC Service and Installation Technicians Level II have the same skills, experience, and certifications as the Master HVAC Service and Installation Technicians Level I, with added equipment certifications and diagnostic expertise. These technicians are familiar with large commercial HVACR equipment and systems and have gained specialized manufacturer expertise and/or certification contractually required by agencies.

23810 - Service and Installation Plumbers Service and Installation Plumbers - Trademasters Labor Category Description; based on SCA rate for 23810 – Plumber, Maintenance Service and Installation Plumbers are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, related experience and capabilities required by agencies to perform commercial plumbing system, equipment, piping and component repair, installation and maintenance. Unlike Facility Maintenance Plumbers, these plumbers do not report to support a single facility, but are dispatched to various locations as needed, in a fully-stocked vehicle, with tools, parts and machinery to perform their duties. They are experienced with a wider variety of commercial plumbing systems and equipment, perform periodic preventive maintenance, service, systems, equipment and fixture replacement and installation. They may support operation and maintenance teams or preventive maintenance contract sites on an intermittent or emergency basis, but they do not report to the same location each day as a part of the building operations and maintenance team. Traditional skill levels are apprentice/ entry level, journeyperson and master.

Entry Level/ Apprentice Service and Installation Plumber Entry Level 0 Experience Entry Level/ Apprentice Commercial Service or Installation Plumbers are training through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified plumbers. They perform plumbing trade activities on commercial service, repair and maintenance calls and assist with component or equipment replacements.

Journeyperson Service and Installation Plumber Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson Service and Installation Plumbers have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for service and installation projects (such as backflow, pro-press, brazing, specialized manufacturer training and/or certifications, etc.) They are familiar with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract requirements, (mechanical, plumbing. building, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise entry-level tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, coordinate with trades for the project.

Master Service and Installation Plumber Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master service and Installation Plumbers have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the master level, along with other requirements, needed for service and installation projects, (such as backflow, pro-press, brazing, specialized manufacturer training and/or certifications, project management, quality control, OSHA, etc.) They have high-level system and control abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer instructions, (mechanical, plumbing, building, fire) code, fully understand plans, specification and blueprints, participate in project design and conservation, can review, evaluate and accept the work of others. They supervise other tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors or personnel, coordinate with trades for the project, and ensure work is done in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract and code requirements.

23810 - Facility Maintenance Plumbers Facility Maintenance Plumbers - Trademasters Labor Category Description; based on SCA rate for 23810, Plumber, Maintenance Facility Maintenance Plumbers are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, qualifications and related experience required by agencies to perform plumbing equipment and systems operations and maintenance. They support the building, base or facility management team and maintain a regular presence at the project location, reporting there directly. They repair, maintain, replace, adjust and operate plumbing and piping systems, pumps, domestic water, drains, utility supply and related systems. Their duties include routine service and repairs, responding to complaints from the building occupants, investigating and troubleshooting, adjusting settings, replacing fixtures, assisting and advising the building management team, responding to emergency calls and replacing systems and components.

Entry Level / Apprentice Facility Maintenance Plumbers Entry Level 0 Experience Entry Level/ Apprentice Facility Maintenance Plumbers are training, through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified plumbers. They perform plumbing trade activities on facility operation and maintenance projects.

Journeyperson Facility Maintenance Plumbers Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson Facility Maintenance Plumbers have met the requirements, through experience and education, to be a Journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for the facility maintenance project (such as backflow, pro-press, specialized manufacturer training and/or certifications, etc.) They are familiar with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract requirements, (mechanical, building, plumbing, fire) code and able to read plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise apprentices and entry-level plumbers, ancillary subcontractors and personnel.

Master Facility Maintenance Plumber Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master Facility Maintenance Plumbers have met the requirement, through experience and education, to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the mast level, along with other requirements, needed for the facility maintenance project (such as backflow, pro-press, specialized manufacturer training and/or certifications, etc.) They have high-level system diagnostic abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety regulations, contract requirements (mechanical, building, plumbing, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, principals of conservation, reporting and benchmarking. They take a lead role in developing and implementing the plumbing operation and maintenance program, supervise tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, and are involved with quality control, site safety and perform supervisor duties for the project and perform planning activities to assist the building management team.

Chief/ Superintendent Facility Maintenance Plumber Master Level 7 Years’ Experience Chief/ Superintendent Facility Maintenance Plumbers are experienced, master plumbers that possess the same qualification as the Master Facility Maintenance Plumber, along with additional qualifications, experience and certifications to perform supervisory and management duties on facility maintenance projects. They are responsible for managing the personnel, costs and contract deliverables for the project, are involved with implement and overseeing quality control and safety programs, make design recommendations, supervise onsite training programs, provide proposals, accept work on behalf of the contractor and make recommendations to the building management team.

23160 - Service and Installation Electricians Service and Installations Electricians - Trademasters Labor Category Description; based on SCA rate for Electrician, Maintenance 23160 Service and Installation Electricians are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, related experience and capabilities required by agencies to perform commercial electrical system and component repair, installation, testing and maintenance. Unlike Facility Maintenance Electricians, these employees do not report to support a single facility, but are dispatched to various locations as needed, in a fully-stocked vehicle, with tools, parts, refrigerant, materials, etc. to perform their duties. The electricians may support operation and maintenance teams or preventive maintenance contract sites on an intermittent or emergency basis, but they do not report to the same location each day as a part of the building operations and maintenance team. Traditional skill levels are apprentice/ entry level, journeyperson and master.

Entry Level / Apprentice Service or Installation Electrician Entry Level 0 Experience Entry Level / Apprentice Service and Installation Electricians are training through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified tradespeople. They perform electrical trade activities on commercial service, repair and maintenance calls and assist with component or equipment replacements.

Journeyperson Service and Installation Electrician Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson Service and Installation Electricians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for service and installation projects. They are familiar with industry standards, safety, contract requirements, electrical, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise entry-level tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, coordinate with trades for the project.

Master Service and Installation Electrician Level I Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master Service and Installation Electricians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the master level, along with other requirements, needed for service and installation projects (such as project management, quality control, OSHA, etc.) They have high-level system adjustment and control abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer instructions, (electrical, fire) code, fully understand plans, specifications and blueprints, participate in project design and conservation, can review, evaluate and accept the work of others. They supervise other tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors or personnel on projects, coordinate with trades for the project, and ensure work is done in accordance with manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety, contract and code requirements.

Master Service and Installation Electrician Level II Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master Service and Installation Electricians have met the requirement through experience and education to be a master. They possess the same experience and qualifications as the Master Facility Maintenance Electrician, and they possess added experience and qualifications for such things as high voltage systems, switch gear, generator maintenance and repair, and training for IR testing.

23160 - Facility Maintenance Electricians Facility Maintenance Electricians are tradespeople with licenses, certifications, qualifications and related experience required by agencies to perform electrical operations and maintenance. They support the building, base or facility management team and maintain a regular presence at the project location, reporting there directly. They repair, maintain, replace, adjust and operate the electrical systems and components. Their duties include routine service and repairs, responding to complaints from the building occupants, investigating and troubleshooting, adjusting settings, assisting and advising the building management team, responding to emergency calls, and replacing electrical system components.

Entry Level / Apprentice Facility Maintenance Electrician Entry Level 0 Experience Entry Level/ Apprentice Facility Electricians are training, through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified electricians. They perform plumbing trade activities on facility operation and maintenance projects.

Journeyperson Facility Maintenance Electrician Journeyperson Level 2 Years’ Experience Journeyperson Facility Maintenance Electricians have met the requirements through experience and education, to be a journeyperson. They possess experience and/or licensing at the journeyperson level, along with other requirements, needed for the facility maintenance project. They are familiar with industry standards, safety, contract requirements (electrical and fire) code and able to read plans, specifications and blueprints, and they supervise apprentices and entry-level electricians, ancillary subcontractors and personnel.

Master Facility Maintenance Electrician Level I Master Level 5 Years’ Experience Master Facility Maintenance Electricians have met the requirement through experience and education to be a master. They possess experience and/or licensing at the master level along with other requirements needed for the facility maintenance projects (project management, quality control, OSHA, etc.) They have high-level system diagnostic abilities, understand and interpret manufacturer guidelines, industry standards, safety regulations, contract requirements, (electrical, fire) code, plans, specifications and blueprints, principals of conservation, reporting and benchmarking. They take a lead role in developing and implementing the operation and maintenance program, supervise tradespeople, ancillary subcontractors and personnel, are involved with quality control, site safety and perform supervisory duties for the project and perform planning activities to assist the building management team.

Chief/ Superintendent Facility Maintenance Electrician Master Level 7 Years’ Experience Chief/ Superintendent Facility Maintenance Electricians are experienced, master Electricians tradespeople that possess the same qualifications as the Master Facility Maintenance Electricians, along with additional qualifications, experience and certifications to perform supervisory and management duties on facility maintenance projects. They are responsible for managing the personnel, costs and contract deliverables for the project, are involved with implementing and overseeing quality control and safety programs, make design recommendations, supervise onsite training programs, provide proposals, accept work on behalf of the contractor and make recommendations to the building management team.

25000 – Plant and System Operations Occupations Category 25000 includes occupations concerned with operating water and sewage treatment plants, gas plants, power plants, stationary engines and related equipment, chemical plants, and petroleum plants. The occupations are concerned with minute-by-minute operation and not with marketing, supplies, personnel, and other non-operating activities.

Apprentice Operating Engineer Apprentice 1 Year SCA Category 25070 Apprentice Engineers are training, through an accredited apprentice program and mentored by journeypeople, to become certified tradesmen. They perform trade activities on facility operation and maintenance projects.

Operating Engineer Journeyperson, 3rd Class Engineer 5 Years The Journeyperson Engineer monitors the operation of systems for facility cooling, heating, steam, circulation, etc., makes adjustments, oversees water treatment, tests components and water, performs maintenance and repairs, logs operations, and is responsible for contol of the mechanical room(s).

Chief Operating Engineer Master, 1st Class Engineer 7 Years The Master Engineer performs the same duties as the journeyman, and is responsible for managing, developing and adjusting the O&M, overseeing Journeypersons, Apprentices and other Staff, quality control and safety programs.

23000 - Other Service and Installation Trades Service and Installation Tradespeople with licenses, certifications, related experience and capabilities required by agencies to perform commercial work in their trade. Unlike Facility Maintenance Tradespeople, these employees do not report to support a single facility, but are dispatched to various locations as needed, in a company vehicle, with tools, parts, materials, etc. to perform their duties. They may support operation and maintenance teams or preventive maintenance contract sites on an intermittent or emergency basis, but they do not report to the same location each day as a part of the building operations and maintenance team. Traditional skill levels include apprentice/ entry level, journeyperson and master.

Service and Installation Carpenter Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience SCA Category 23130 The Service and Installation Carpenter performs the carpentry duties related to other site projects, or repairs and minor reconfigurations of existing facility spaces, duties needed to keep buildings in good repair. Must have ability to layout work, work from blueprints, drawings, models, make standard shop computations. Must have rounded training and experience usually acquired through a formal apprenticeship or equivalent training and experience.

Service and Installation Carpet Installers Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience SCA category 23140 The Service and Installation Carpet Installers Remove and install of a variety of commercial carpeting materials and padding.

Service and Installation Laborer N/A 1 Year Experience SCA category 23470 The Service and Installation Laborer performs duties that do not require specialized skill on jobsites, such as trash removal, loading and unloading, sorting, setting up and taking down tools, assists with moving large system components, etc. This category excludes formal apprentices.

Service and Installation Painter Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ experience SCA category 23760 The Service and Installation Painter is responsible for making minor repairs, finishing, sanding, and painting a variety of surfaces for restoration or new work at jobsites. Must be able to protect surfaces, select paint that complies with contract regulations, protect other surfaces, properly ventilate, and work safely and independently.

Service and Installation Painter Helper N/A 0 Experience Works at the direction of the Painter, supervised, to assist with painting, mixing, setting up ladders or scaffolding, site protection, clean up, etc.

Heavy Equipment Operator Driving License 5 Years SCA rate 23440 The Heavy Equipment Operator is responsible for the operation of a heavy equipment like a skid-steer loader to excavate, load or move dirt, gravel or snow. (Provision of heavy equipment can be added under OLM.)

Service and Installation Rigger Expert 10 years SCA category 23850 The Service and Installation Rigger assembles rigging to lift and move equipment and material for a project or contract, safety hoisting, bracing, and lifting equipment. Expert understanding of safe use of equipment, OSHA training, acts as the “qualified person” to prepare JHA’s for the lift, and prepares and enforces lift plans, supervises lifts, and must be able to make adjustments in the field.

Service and Installation Sheet Metal Worker Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience

SCA 23890

Service and Installation Sheet Metal Worker fabricates, installs and maintains sheet-metal systems and fixtures.

Service and Installation Welder Journeyperson Level 4 Years’ Experience SCA category 23960 Service and Installation Welders weld metal components to repair existing systems or for new components. This category does not include specialty welding, i.e. aircraft, underwater, etc.

Service and Installation Project Lead Mechanic/ Superintendent Master Level 7 Years’ Experience The Service and Installation Project Lead/ Superintendent works with a crew in the field to manage such things as the schedule, quality of work, safety, subcontractors, ordering and delivery and costs of a project. This is a working trade position, and the superintendent would have a mastery of his trade and experience managing projects.

23000 – Other Facility Maintenance Trades Facility Maintenance Tradespeople have licenses, certifications, qualifications and related experience required by agencies to perform facility operations and maintenance. They support the building, base or facility management team and maintain a regular presence at the project location, reporting there directly. Their duties include routine service and repairs, responding to complaints from the building occupants, investigating and troubleshooting, assisting and advising the building management team, responding to emergency calls.

Facilities Maintenance Carpenter Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience The Facility Maintenance Carpenter performs the carpentry duties necessary to maintain in good repair building woodwork and equipment. Work involves most of the following: planning and laying out of work from blueprints, drawings, models, or verbal instructions, and making standard shop computations relating to dimensions of work. Requires rounded training and experience usually acquired through a formal apprenticeship or equivalent training and experience.

Facilities Maintenance Electronics Technician Master Level 5 Years’ Experience The Facilities Maintenance Electronics Technician must possess skills and experience (beyond the use of manuals), to operate, troubleshoot, repair, maintain and replace components for electronics. Skilled position requires expertise with electrical circuitry.

Facilities Maintenance Trades Helper Entry Level N/A The Facilities Maintenance Trades Helper assists Journeyperson-Level personnel and performs general facilities repair and maintenance for a variety of building systems that do not require the proficiency of a tradesperson. The helper will assist the with trades: plumbing, electric, carpentry, masonry, painting, HVAC, flooring, etc.

Facilities Maintenance Mechanic Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience The Facilities Maintenance Mechanic performs general facilities repair and maintenance for a variety of building systems that do not require the proficiency of a tradesperson. The Mechanic must be familiar with trades: plumbing, electric, carpentry, masonry, painting, HVAC, flooring, etc.

Facilities Maintenance Laborer N/A 1 Years’ Experience The Facilities Maintenance Laborer performs duties that do not require specialized skill at facilities, such as trash removal, loading and unloading, sorting, setting up and taking down tools, assists with moving large system components, etc. This category excludes formal apprentices.

Facilities Maintenance Locksmith Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience The Facilities Maintenance Locksmith repairs, installs, modifies and opens a variety of locking mechanisms at a facility.

Facilities Maintenance Painter Journeyperson Level 3 Years’ Experience The Facilities Painter is responsible for keeping the facility surfaces in good condition, making minor repairs, finishing, sanding, and painting a variety of surfaces for restoration or new work at jobsites. Must be able to protect surfaces, select paint that complies with contract regulations, protect other surfaces, properly ventilate, and work safely and independently.

01000 - Administrative Support and Clerical Occupations Administrative staff support the contract or project directly. They may work at a work site or at a remote location, but their work is directed by the project supervisor.

Accounting Clerk High School 2 Years’ Experience SCA Category 01011 The Accounting Clerk performs billing and payment activities in support of a contract or project, tracking and categorizing costs, tracking project billing and project profitability, setting up jobs, assigning purchase orders, assisting with vendor invoices, preparing client invoices and statements, reporting to management on job progress and researching problems.

Contract Administrator High School 3 Years’ Experience SCA Category 01020 The Project Administrator is responsible for the administration of the contract or project, including taking phone calls, scheduling appointments, writing reports, training office staff, collecting data, contract deliverables, contract compliance, updating documents and plans and reporting.

Collection Specialist High School 3 Years’ Experience SCA Category 01030 The Collection Specialist is responsible for collection of delinquent accounts, works with project staff towards a resolution, assembles packages for claims and equitable adjustments, submits invoices in electronic billing systems, resolves issues to get invoices accepted and paid Facility Maintenance CMMS Operator and Production Analysis Technician High School 4 Years’ Experience SCA Category 01270 The Production Control Clerk has experience with Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and uses the system to receive, record, and assign work orders for routine, urgent and emergency repairs from the client; prepare and assign routine maintenance and tour work orders; work with other contract staff and subcontractors to record the resolution and notify the client; use the CMMS to prepare reports for contract management; and records information about the contract work such as the level of effort (times; production analysis, work quantity, etc.); and sort data for management use or client reports.

Work Order Dispatcher High School 3 Years’ Experience SCA Category 01320 Receive production paperwork for government projects or contracts such as work orders or daily reports, assembles for reports, closes tickets or reports to client, disseminates job assignments as directed by project manager or superintendent, keeps the schedule, requisitions materials as directed, assists project management team with other duties related to the performance and reporting of contract tasks.

11000 General Services and Support Occupations; 31000 Transportation/ Mobile Equipment Operation Occupations; and 99000 Miscellaneous Occupations The staff in this category support the contract or project directly, removing snow, emergency response (flood clean up) handling material, cleaning, grounds, garden, pest, moving, handling material, and their work is directed by the project manager or supervisor.

Custodian N/A 2 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11150 The Custodian is responsible for keeping a facility or campus clean and orderly, accomplishing assigned tasks such as dusting, mopping, sanitizing, scrubbing, using cleaning machinery, trash removal, and special cleaning duties as required in the contract. (Equipment, tools, materials, chemicals, paper products, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.)

Custodial Supervisor N/A 5 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11150 The Custodial Supervisor, in a supervisory position, is responsible for performing duties listed for custodian, and including scheduling, quality control, and other managerial duties.

Heavy Duty Cleaner N/A 2 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11160 The Special Projects Custodian performs custodial duties like window cleaning using adjustable suspension or lift equipment; operation of heavy equipment for cleaning, waxing, polishing and/or finishing flooring; safely moving heavy obstacles and furniture. (Equipment, tools, materials, chemicals, paper products, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.)

Grounds Maintenance Laborer N/A 2 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11210 The Grounds Maintenance Laborer maintains the grounds at commercial or government facilities, uses hand and electronic tools, equipment like mowers to perform duties. (Vehicles, heavy equipment, machinery, tools, materials, chemicals, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.)

Grounds Maintenance Laborer and Driver Driver's License 2 Years’ Experience SCA Category 31361 The Grounds Maintenance Laborer and Driver maintains the grounds at commercial or government facilities, performs the same duties as the laborer, but also cleaning up weeds, trash, debris from grounds and landscape, and from removal, sorting, properly disposing of them at landfill or recycling center. (The provision of a vehicle, materials and landfill disposal fees are not included and must be added under OLM) Gardener Driver's License, Others as Required 7 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11090 The Gardener plans and executes small scale landscaping operations and maintains grounds and landscape of household, business and other properties, preparing and grading terrain, applying fertilizers, seeding and laying sod, and transplanting shrubs and plants, and cultivates them, using gardening implements and power-operated equipment. The Gardner plants new and repairs established lawns, garden beds, and other landscaping, locates and plants shrubs, trees, and flowers, mows and trims lawns, using hand or power mower, trims shrubs and cultivates gardens, sprays trees and shrubs and applies supplemental liquid and dry nutrients to lawn, trees and shrubs; cleans ground, using rakes, brooms, and hose, dig trenches and install drain tiles, repair concrete and asphalt walks and driveways', (Vehicles, heavy equipment, machinery, tools, materials, chemicals, seed, plants, mulch, soil, tools, equipment, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.) This employee has pesticide applicator license as required by the locality or contract, driver's license, horticultural certifications as required by contract Pest Controller Driver's License, Others as Required 5 Years’ Experience SCA Category 99410 The Pest Controller uses chemicals and traps to trap and/or kill pests that infest buildings and surrounding areas. Clean (Vehicles, equipment, traps, chemicals, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.) Additional licenses may be required to handle pesticides.

Grounds and Landscaping Supervisor Driver’s License 5 Years’ Experience SCA Category 11210 The Grounds and Landscaping Supervisor is responsible for performing Grounds Maintenance duties, and provides supervision, scheduling, quality control and other managerial duties. (Vehicles, equipment, tools, materials, paper products, etc. are not included and must be added under OLM.)

Delivery Driver Driving License 1 Years’ Experience SCA Category 31361 The Delivery Driver directly supports a contract or project by transporting materials, tools and equipment to the job or project location.