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Norjan accident investigation report published

Thursday, 03 December 2015
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Norjan accident investigation report published
Fall from a hatch cover during a cargo operation on the general cargo ship Norjan at Southampton, UK with 1 person injured.

Our accident investigation report into a chief officer’s fall from a hatch cover while loading a cargo of privately owned motor yachts onto the general cargo ship Norjan at Southampton, UK is now published.

The accident on 18 June 2014 resulted in multiple fractures to both of the chief officer’s ankles and he was unable to return to work for 12 months.

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