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Project Employment <br /> Construction <br /> The majority of construction workers would be drawn from San <br /> Joaquin County. A minor number of specialized supervisory personnel <br /> would come from other areas. During the period of construction, approxi- <br /> mately 10 months, the average number of craft workers is estimated at 30. <br /> This number includes subcontract personnel . <br /> Major construction work would fall into the following categories: <br /> • Grading, <br /> • Civil , including paving, foundations, and concrete work, <br /> • Fencing and Security, <br /> • Electrical , <br /> • Mechanical , including plumbing and structural , <br /> • Tankage <br /> • Buildings, and <br /> • Painting. <br /> Operations <br /> The facility would require continuous manning for plant operation <br /> and maintenance. A listing of the proposed 26 plant operations staff is <br /> shown in Table 2.3. The plant would normally operate on a three-shift <br /> basis. The bulk of maintenance and fuel handling would be done during <br /> daylight hours. Regular daytime weekday shifts would be manned by the <br /> plant manager, maintenance personnel , clerk, and traffic manager. <br /> Another 20-30 part-time jobs would be needed to provide indirect services <br /> to the plant, i .e. , maintenance, landscaping, etc. <br /> i <br /> The facility would require off-site personnel to chip, collect, and <br /> deliver the biomass and the used lubricant waste products. Work loca- <br /> tions include chipping operations in the field and at other sites with <br /> available raw woody products. Trucking of both biomass and used oil <br /> would also provide employment. It is estimated that jobs for 15 to <br /> 2-20 <br /> 101-46.R4 4/7/89 <br />