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Ohio working foreman rates
Working foreman charge-out is the lead-hand T&M line, not a salaried superintendent. Many sheets bill the foreman at a premium over the trade. Lock that premium on the project rate sheet. In Ohio, the working foreman central reference is $100 USD/hr (range $90 USD to $115 USD, as of 2026-08). That figure is a reference estimate for labor charge-out. Nearby-book checks: Pennsylvania central reference $110 USD/hr, and Indiana central reference $90 USD/hr. These are public reference figures, not a quote. Bill the rate on the signed project sheet.
Prices in USD. Public T&M reference ranges, not wages or a quote.
Ohio working foreman
Central reference $100 USD/hr (USD), range $90 USD to $115 USD. Effective month 2026-08.
Labor charge-out in USD/hr. Geographic scope: Ohio.
Operator not stated. Fuel not stated.
Book effective month 2026-08. Stored source "reference". No separate review date is on file.
Ohio is an original book row. It is a reference estimate, not a Texas-scaled model, and the book does not record an observed survey, sample size, or reviewer for this number.
Illustration, not a quote: 8 hours at the central reference is 8 × $100 USD = $800 USD. Bill the signed project rate instead.
| Trade | Low | Central | High |
|---|---|---|---|
Working Foreman Trade foreman, typically working with tools. Labor charge-out · USD/hr · Reference estimate · effective 2026-08 Operator not stated. Fuel not stated. | $90 USD | $100 USD | $115 USD |
Use your agreed rates on every daily ticket.
These public ranges are a benchmark. SubTrack stores the rates you agreed with the client on a project rate sheet. Crews apply those rates to labor, equipment, materials, and subcontractors on the daily ticket. The same figures carry into reporting and the billing documents you send.
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Ohio working foreman FAQ
What is the working foreman rate in Ohio?
Ohio working foreman central reference is $100 USD/hr (low $90 USD, high $115 USD, effective 2026-08). It is a reference estimate for labor charge-out. It is not a wage.
Does this Ohio labor line include overtime?
The published range is a straight-time style labor charge-out. Overtime, shift, and standby rules belong on the project rate sheet.
Can I put this Ohio working foreman number on an invoice?
No. This is a public reference figure. SubTrack rate sheets lock your working foreman class and premiums to the daily ticket so the field bills what the client signed.
How does Ohio compare nearby?
Pennsylvania central reference $110 USD/hr. Indiana central reference $90 USD/hr