Overweight tickets in WA state,can too many get me suspended?

I've had 3 or 4 in the last 2 years, most recent on a dirt haul with a dump truck and pup. No scales available and none on the truck, got a $2400 ticket. The company we were working for is paying the ticket but it goes on my record so I'm not happy and worry about a CDL license suspension. I've heard that in WA if I get to many my CDL might be suspended but I have not heard from a reliable source if that is in fact true.
I've Google searched and read threads here at TR but can't seem to find an answer as to if and how many it takes, can anyone shed some light on this?

 

Well I don't haul freight, I work for a small company that does a lot of land clearing and demolition work, also dirt and rock work, road construction, logging, sea port, landfill, scrap yard,lumber mill,steel mill, etc.etc. There aren't always scales available and once in a while there's no way around the DOT scales. I have a safety meeting this afternoon and I'm not the only driver that intends to complain about not having scales in good working order on the trucks and trailers.

 

They love dump trucks and end dumps like we pull for sure,

Yeah no doubt,I was pretty po'd about it. It was a fast moving job loading dump trucks by conveyor, red light green light stop and go. Big inner city construction job with a long line of trucks, we weren't allowed to get out and look and we were told they were loading light because of the scale just up the road on the way to the nearby dump site.
They are paying the ticket but I'm still po'd,I didn't and won't go back to one of their jobs if a scale is not available and a DOT scale is in route.

I read a thread on this site where a driver said he go 30 days suspended for 4 overweights in one year here in WA but I found no other info.

 

This is a job out on logging roads I was on this week hauling wood chunks, no place to scale our loads between there and the pulp mill. We took back roads all day but one of the drivers got caught anyway by a state patrol with jump scales.They couldn't get us for bypassing the scale on the freeway because we took the shortest route.The road was so steep and slippery they had to drag us backwards up the hill with a chain.