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IUOE Local 701

Established in 1918, IUOE Local 701 represents over 3,500 heavy equipment operators, heavy-duty repairers, technical engineers, and stationary engineers throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington. 

Their key specialty areas are the following: Asphalt Paving, Boom Truck Service, Boring Contractor, Bridge and Dock Work, Building Contractor, Cement Manufacturing, Concrete Paving, Excavation and Grading, Signing and Traffic Signals, Steel Erector, Underground Utilities, and many more.

Local 701 offers a variety of services to its members and signatory contractors, including training and continuing education, healthcare and pension plans, and centralized job dispatch.

To learn more about IUOE Local 701 and its benefit programs, please, visit their website, iuoe701.com.

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  • Auto-calculate of IUOE Local 701 Journeyman and/or Apprentice rates
  • Calculate and account for for IUOE Local 701 union benefits
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  • Simplify union audits for IUOE Local 701
  • Generate Certified Payroll reports for IUOE Local 701 work classes

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