Craig William Hauber, PE-Safety, CSP

6 Tejon Canon Rd.

Placitas, New Mexico 87043-9138

Phone: (505) 771-1026 or Cell 400-2457 Fax: 771-1026

E-mail: <Hauber@att.net> or <clconsultingllc@msn.com>

EDUCATION:

Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, MO

M. S. - Safety Management (thesis in process)

Eastern Washington University, Cheney, Washington

B. S. - Occupational Safety and Health - Minor - Psychology

B. A. - Business Administration - Personnel - Minor - Sociology

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS:

Certified Safety Professional (# 10067)

Registered Professional Engineer - Safety (# 37530)

Certified Safety Manager (# 700 expired)

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: American Society of Safety Engineers -
Professional Member

EMPLOYMENT:

March 2004 to Present Comforce/Sandia National Laboratory

Albuquerque, NM Senior Safety Engineer

Responsible for safety and health engineering. Provide program,
laboratory, research and development, maintenance and construction
consultation. Member of the Department of Energy (DOE), Hoisting and
Rigging (H&R) and Construction Safety Technical Advisory (CSTA)
committees. H&R Subject Matter Expert (SME). Interface with DOE,
construction contractors, and other departments and agencies.

January 2002 to March 2004 Los Alamos National Laboratory -- KSL
Services

Los Alamos, New Mexico Senior Safety Engineer/HSR-8

Responsible for safety, occupational hygiene and fire engineering; and
program, laboratory, fabrication, maintenance and construction
consultation. Member of the DOE H&R and CSTA committees. H&R SME.

July 2001 to Present CL Consulting, LLC

Albuquerque, New Mexico Training and Consulting CEO

Safety, occupational hygiene, fire and emergency management training,
consulting and expert witness.

April 2001 to December 2001 Crane Service Inc.

Albuquerque, New Mexico Safety Director

Responsible for the corporate OSHA, MSHA and DOT safety, hygiene, fire
and training programs.

February 2001 to April 2001 Yearout Mechanical and Engineering

Albuquerque, New Mexico Intel Site Safety Manager

Responsible for the Intel site safety, industrial hygiene and fire
protection program and back up to the corporate safety manager.

September 2000 to February 2001 Beta Corporation International

Albuquerque, New Mexico Senior Safety Engineer/Consultant

Intel construction safety program support and conciliation. Duties
include and not limited to; Intel Construction Safety manual rewrite,
New Contractor Orientation and Pre-Task Planning training, Base-build
and Fab tool installs, Safety Observation Program, design reviews,
equipment/tool sign-off, Corkscrews (incident/accident review, root
cause, lessons learned), industrial hygiene, fire protection, electrical
safety, critical lift plans, contractor safety program reviews, audits,
inspections, assessments, and investigations for INTEL Corporate
Services - Southwest Regional Projects.

December 1996 to September 2000 Washington Group (Westinghouse)

Carlsbad, New Mexico Senior Engineer; Environmental, Safety & Hygiene

Safety, hygiene, fire and emergency management overview; Safety
Analysis; Unreviewed Safety Question; Operational Readiness Reviews;
Voluntary Protection Program; Integrated Safety Management; Human
Factors (Ergonomics) Engineering; Emergency Management; RCRA permitting.
Special projects; Remote Handling redesign and construction and Waste
Characterization design and construction. Duties include; construction,
maintenance and MSHA overview; design reviews; self assessments;
procedure development and review; standards and requirements
identification; program planning; review and analysis; inspections,
assessments and appraisals; general and specialty training; ALARA,
Lessons Learned, Electrical, Life Safety and other safety committees.
Acting Section Manager in the manager\'s absence. Member of the DOE H&R
and CSTA committees. Interface with DOE, construction contractors, and
other agencies.

March 1991 to December 1996 Sandia National Laboratories

Albuquerque, New Mexico Senior Member Technical Staff/Safety Engineering

Directly responsible for corporate personnel/material handling and
lifting (overhead & mobile cranes/hoists, forklifts) safety program.
Co-author of Corporate H&R Manual. H&R SME. Corporate representative on
DOE H&R Manual committee. Manage department in absence of the department
manager. Responsible for developing, interpreting, and auditing safety,
hygiene, fire, environmental, emergency management program criteria.
Provide technical safety and engineering guidance to scientists,
engineers and management. Safety representative for Construction and
Maintenance Departments; Environmental Restoration; Satellite
Technology; Nuclear Security Systems; Advanced Energy Technology;
Geoscience/Geotechnology; Exploratory Systems Development; Robotics; and
Transportation Systems Departments. Interface with DOE, construction
contractors, and other departments and agencies.

June 1988 to March 1991 Rockwell - EG&G

Idaho Falls, Idaho Senior Safety Engineer II

Provided backup support to department manager. Directly responsible for
safety of the Site Construction and Maintenance activities, Production
Facility, Research and Development Facility, and Analytical Laboratory.
Represent the department on high visible committees and assignments,
such as; Independent Safety Review, Operational Security, Operational
Readiness, and Waste Management Independent Safety Review Teams.
Implement operational industrial safety/hygiene/fire/emergency
management programs, prepare written safety procedures and Job Hazard
Analysis. Provided technical input into design criteria and operating
and maintenance procedures. Identified new state-of-the-art concepts for
enhancing performance in safety, hygiene, environmental, quality
compliance and technical safety issues. Developed and conducted audits
and Technical Safety Appraisals of facilities and operations to assess
compliance to DOE, Federal, State, local and company
safety/hygiene/environmental requirements, codes, standards and
regulations. Participated in various other technical reviews, such as;
Safety Analysis Report, Unusual Occurrence Reports, Root Cause Analysis,
Safety Manual, Department Directives, employee concerns,
investigation/inspection/audit/appraisal findings, and DOE H&R Manual.
Conducted employee and manager safety training. Plant Emergency Response
Team Leader and member. Interfaced with DOE, construction contractors,
and other agencies on safety, hygiene, fire and emergency issues.

December 1985 to June 1988 Rockwell - Westinghouse

Richland, Washington Senior Safety Engineer

Plutonium/Uranium Extraction (PUREX, nuclear chemical processing);
Uranium Oxide processing (UO3); nuclear Waste Encapsulation Storage
Facility (WESF); Strontium/Cesium Separation Plant; Construction,
Production, Maintenance groups; Fabrication and Support Facilities.
Provided overview and technical support to nuclear chemical processing
facilities and operations in the areas of; occupational safety,
industrial hygiene, fire protection, hazardous materials and training.
Inspected, audited, reviewed, appraised and surveyed facilities and
operations for compliance to codes, standards, regulations and company
policies. Reviewed facility designs, work packages, operational
procedures and work permits. Contributed to Hanford Hoisting and Rigging
Manual. Investigated accidents/incidents prepared procedures and
reports. On call to chemical processing facilities 24/7. Interfaced with
other company departments, DOE, construction contractors, and operating
contractor departments.

April 1979 to December 1985 J. A. Jones Construction

Richland, Washington Health and Safety Supervisor

Responsible for the development, implementation and review of; safety,
hygiene, fire procedures, education and training programs for
fabrication, heavy construction \[Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF, nuclear
reactor), Fuel Material Examination Facility (FMEF, nuclear chemical
plant), Experimental Vitrification Facility, 200E Underground Double
Shelled Tank Farm\], maintenance of nuclear reactors, nuclear chemical
processing facilities and the Basalt Waste Isolation Project (BWIP,
underground mining). Managed Safety Department in the absence of
Department Manager. Supervised subordinates, and construction and
maintenance work in radiation zones. Prepared fiscal year budget.
Conducted hygiene and safety audits, inspections, surveys, and
incident/illness and property damage reports. Provided first aid and
safety training. Review and approve designs, job safety analysis and
other documents. Interfaced with other company departments, DOE, fixed
price contractors and other operating contractor departments.

January 1979 to April 1979 Key Tronic Corporation

Spokane, Washington Health and Safety Intern

Microelectronic component manufacturer. Assisted in administration of
company safety, hygiene, fire, emergency management and training
programs. Provided support to the Human Resources and Security
Departments.

VOLUNTEER and OTHER INFORMATION:

February 2007 to Present Corresponding Member to CDC/NIOSH/NORA
Construction Sector Council committees. Committees are: Management of
Safety & Health in Construction; Reduce Major Sources of Injuries &
Fatalities; and Design for Construction Safety.

September 1995 to Present State of New Mexico Hoisting Operators
Licensure Examination Council -- Vice Chairperson

1992 to 1997 National Park Service - Chaco Wood Project, field data
gathering, photography and darkroom work.

1992 to 1993 Paradise Hills Civic Association - Board member

1986 to 1988 Benton County Fire Protection District #1, Kennewick,
Washington

> County Safety Officer, Volunteer Firefighter and Emergency Medical
> Technician (EMT).

United Way - Allocation Panels - 11 years

Qualified mobile and overhead crane and rigging inspector and
instructor.

Completed 30 semester hours toward a MS degree in Safety. Maintaining
3.8 grade point average.

Completed 30 semester hours toward a MS degree in Environmental Science,
University of Idaho. Maintaining 3+ grade point average. No longer in
this graduate program.

Security Clearance: DOE Q