Senior Compliance Safety & Health Investigator, Crane Safety Resume Tyler Lamb Senior Compliance Safety & Health Investigator, Crane Safety (253) 555-XXXX tyler.lamb@example.com tylerlamb Tacoma, WA 98402 STRENGTHS Evidence-based judgment On complex crane cases, connect equipment, rigging, and site evidence to clear findings that can support fair enforcement decisions. Calm communication In contentious inspections, explain hazards and compliance steps plainly, keeping conversations focused on worker safety and corrective action. Practical hazard awareness Field experience operating and inspecting cranes helps identify unsafe conditions before a lift proceeds or equipment returns to service. Reliable case documentation Organize notes, photographs, video, and records so investigators, attorneys, and decision makers can follow the evidence and findings. Peer mentorship Share field safety and report-writing practices with newer investigators, helping them approach difficult inspections with sound preparation. SKILLS Crane safety investigations WISHA compliance OSHA standards Crane inspection Mobile crane operation Tower crane operations Rigging and load handling Root-cause analysis Hazard identification Evidence preservation Exposure assessment Citation recommendations Hazard abatement Technical reporting Witness testimony MY CAREER 21.4 Years Senior Compliance Safety & Health Investigator, Crane Safety at Northwest Workplace Safety Bureau (5.5 Years) Crane Safety Investigator and Inspector at Harbor Lift Assurance (4.3 Years) Crane Mechanic and Inspection Technician at Columbia Hoisting & Field Service (3.6 Years) Certified Mobile Crane Operator at Ridgeway Crane & Rigging (3.9 Years) Crane Operator Trainee and Rigger at Sound Crane Services (4.1 Years) SUMMARY Crane safety compliance investigator and field specialist with 21 years of experience across mobile crane operation , maintenance, inspection, and workplace safety enforcement . Lead complex investigations involving fatalities, serious injuries, rigging failures, falling loads, and employee exposure, translating field evidence into defensible findings, corrective actions, and proposed citations. Apply WISHA, OSHA, Washington WAC requirements, and ASME B30 inspection provisions during unannounced inspections, complaint response, and hazard reviews. Coordinate with engineers, attorneys, prosecutors, employers, and workers to document cases, explain practical compliance steps, and present findings, including in tense settings. Bring more than seven years of crane operating experience , NCCO mobile crane operator certification, a valid unrestricted Washington driver 's license, and experience mentoring investigators and modeling safe field practices. EXPERIENCE Senior Compliance Safety & Health Investigator, Crane Safety Northwest Workplace Safety Bureau May 2021 - Present Seattle, WA Lead complex crane-related compliance investigations involving fatalities, hospitalizations, amputations, loss of an eye, and other serious incidents; analyze equipment condition, lift plans, rigging, operator actions, and site conditions to identify root causes and contributing factors. Conduct unannounced inspections at construction and manufacturing worksites, assess employee exposure to hazards , and investigate complaints and referrals , including reports of falling objects and unsafe rigging. Review electronic case files, standards, and technical references before field visits; document evidence through organized notes, photographs, and video, maintaining clear evidence handling records for complex cases. Determine compliance with WISHA safety and health standards, prepare comprehensive reports, and recommend proposed citations and monetary penalties based on documented hazards and employee exposure. Coordinate catastrophic investigations with CISHI-6 engineers, the Attorney General's Office, and local prosecutors; present findings as a primary witness and provide testimony in related cases. Track hazard abatement through verified corrective actions, explain regulatory requirements to employers , and respond to complainants in accordance with established policy. Review crane certifier practices against Washington requirements, WAC provisions, and applicable ASME B30 series inspection requirements; mentor newer investigators in field documentation, safe work practices, and fair, objective enforcement. Assess crane certifier records against Washington accreditation requirements and applicable ASME B30 inspection criteria, documenting gaps that clarify whether inspection practices meet state safety expectations. Prepare for and conduct contentious inspections by explaining evidence and compliance decisions in writing and in person, using calm, direct communication to resolve disputes while maintaining fair and objective enforcement . Coordinate evidence-intensive investigations with technical staff and legal partners by organizing field notes, photographs, video, and electronic records into traceable case files that support defensible findings and testimony. Crane Safety Investigator and Inspector Harbor Lift Assurance Jan. 2017 - Apr. 2021 Vancouver, WA Inspected mobile and tower crane operations across construction and industrial sites, connecting equipment condition, operator practices, load handling, and rigging setup to practical risk controls. Investigated crane incidents and near misses, interviewed workers and supervisors, preserved photographs and records, and developed evidence-based findings for client safety teams and legal counsel. Evaluated inspection documentation and crane certifier records against Washington WAC requirements and relevant ASME B30 series inspection criteria, clarifying corrective steps when documentation or practices fell short. Prepared concise technical reports, explained hazards to employers and workers, and delivered testimony as a technical witness in disputed incident reviews. Reviewed crane inspection records and accreditation materials against Washington requirements, noting evidence needed to assess certifier qualifications and identify deficiencies for client follow-up. Crane Mechanic and Inspection Technician Columbia Hoisting & Field Service Jun. 2013 - Dec. 2016 Spokane, WA Diagnosed mechanical and hydraulic issues on mobile cranes and lifting equipment, using service manuals, inspection procedures, and component testing to identify hazards before equipment returned to service. Performed crane inspections and documented structural, mechanical, and safety-device deficiencies, giving operators and site managers clear repair priorities and follow-up checks. Supported incident reviews by reconstructing maintenance history, examining damaged components, and explaining equipment findings to investigators and customers, including during difficult conversations. Examined rigging components and crane mechanisms during service inspections, documenting damaged parts and unsafe configurations so operators could correct falling-object and lifting hazards before equipment use. Certified Mobile Crane Operator Ridgeway Crane & Rigging Jul. 2009 - May 2013 Tacoma, WA Operated mobile cranes on construction and industrial lifts, applying load charts, lift planning, signaling protocols, rigging checks, and site-specific hazard controls to protect crews and equipment. Evaluated ground conditions, overhead hazards, weather, and access routes before lifts; paused work and raised concerns when conditions or rigging created unsafe exposure. Maintained clear lift and equipment records and shared field observations with mechanics and supervisors, supporting timely corrective maintenance and safer work planning. Crane Operator Trainee and Rigger Sound Crane Services Jun. 2005 - Jun. 2009 Tacoma, WA Built practical crane-operation and rigging experience under senior operator supervision, progressing to mobile crane work and earning NCCO mobile crane operator certification in 2006. Inspected slings, hardware, and rigging arrangements before lifts, communicated hazards to crews, and followed applicable safety procedures on active construction sites. Learned equipment maintenance basics and safe work practices through field assignments, documenting defects and reporting concerns before they became operational hazards. LEADERSHIP, AWARDS & RECOGNITION Recognized by bureau supervisors in 2024 for thorough case documentation and clear technical testimony in a complex crane incident review. Received a 2019 client commendation for a practical crane inspection report that helped a construction team correct rigging and equipment hazards before subsequent lifts. Mentors newer investigators in field safety, evidence documentation, report development, and professional communication during contentious inspections. EDUCATION Associate of Applied Science Bates Technical College 2004 Tacoma, WA CERTIFICATIONS NCCO Mobile Crane Operator Certification 2006 OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety 2014 TECHNICAL SKILLS Safety Standards: WISHA, OSHA 29 CFR 1926, OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Crane Standards: ASME B30.5, ASME B30.3, ASME B30.10 Washington Regulations: Washington Administrative Code, WAC 296-155, WAC 296-800 Crane Types: Mobile cranes, tower cranes, crawler cranes Crane Inspection Components: Wire ropes, hooks, safety devices Rigging Equipment: Slings, shackles, hooks Crane Hydraulic Systems: Hydraulic pumps, hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic hoses Crane Structural Components: Boom sections, outriggers, counterweights Lift Planning References: Crane load charts, lift plans, rigging plans Field Evidence Media: Digital photography, video recording, electronic case files Inspection Documentation: Field notes, maintenance records, inspection records SKILLS Crane safety investigations WISHA compliance OSHA standards Crane inspection Mobile crane operation Tower crane operations Rigging and load handling Root-cause analysis Hazard identification Evidence preservation Exposure assessment Citation recommendations Hazard abatement Technical reporting Witness testimony PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Crane Certification Association of America (CCAA), professional member engaged with crane inspection and certification standards. National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCO), professional community member focused on crane operator safety and certification. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Valid unrestricted Washington driver's license; no DUI or dangerous-driving convictions within the past seven years. Personal liability insurance maintained for approved personal vehicle use on business travel. Prepared for frequent statewide travel and industrial site access. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Valid unrestricted Washington driver's license; no DUI or dangerous-driving convictions within the past seven years. Personal liability insurance maintained for approved personal vehicle use on business travel. Prepared for frequent statewide travel and industrial site access.
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