Hawaii Operating Engineers Industry Stabilization Fund

About HOEISF

OUR MISSION AND PURPOSE

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The Hawaii Operating Engineers Industry Stabilization Fund (HOEISF) is a non-profit organization established by Labor and Management to monitor compliance of city, state, and federally funded construction contracts, including but not limited to the Federal Davis-Bacon Act and HRS Chapter 104. Is it our intention, by assuring compliance with the law, to create an atmosphere of fair, competitive, and safe contracting for the benefit of the entire IMG_0001construction industry. We represent about 4000 unionized members and 500 general contractors. Our purpose is to fully represent the interests of the Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3 and Hawaii’s leading contractors. Our mission is to foster smart and responsible growth in the construction industry, thereby contributing to a healthy economy for everyone in the Hawaiian Islands.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

We encourage and support joint labor-management activities within the unionized construction industry to:

  • Provide a competitive, quality product to organized construction services
  • Enhance effectiveness and profitability for union contractors
  • Improve job security and wage growth for union construction employees
  • Expand economic development opportunities for the unionized construction industry

Uniting our strengths and working together for a better tomorrow

 

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