The Union Payroll Specialist supports accurate, timely, and compliant payroll administration for union and prevailing-wage work at Intermountain Electric (IME). The role works across Payroll, HR, Operations, Project Accounting, and the General Superintendent to convert collective bargaining requirements, wage determinations, finalized MOU terms, and project-specific labor requirements into payroll setup, reporting, and remittance. The Specialist serves as a subject matter expert for union and certified payroll compliance, identifies discrepancies, meets reporting obligations, and maintains audit-ready documentation. The position coordinates OCIP and applicable CCIP reporting; administers union dues, fringe benefits, and trust contributions; manages certified payroll and prevailing-wage compliance; and establishes project wage rates, fringe rates, and classifications in the payroll system. It coordinates implementation of finalized MOU terms, reviews hiring hall and dispatch activity against payroll, and partners with HR and other functions on union payroll matters. Contract-language ambiguities, grievances, negotiations, and labor-relations matters are routed to the appropriate owner rather than independently interpreted. Most work takes place in a typical office environment, with occasional travel to construction job sites. Site conditions may include extreme temperatures, noise, dust, mud, debris, welding, leading edges, trenching, shoring, and confined spaces. Multiple locations may need to be visited in one day. The stated salary range is $68,000–$92,000, with final compensation based on education, experience, relevant skills, and internal equity. Applicants must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer; visa sponsorship is not available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree