Sailor Dies in Fall from Rigging

August 24, 2004

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) issued a Press Notice stating that a crewman on the Dutch sail trading vessel ALBATROSS died after falling from the rigging. Cause of the incident is under investigation. Source: HK Law

Sailor Dies in Fall from Rigging

Able Seaman (W)

Steward Cook

Second Assistant Engineer

Second Radio Electronics Technician

Third Assistant Engineer - Mixed Work Schedule

Sponsored Content

Anschuetz USA: Supporting the U.S. Maritime Industry

Maritime leaders unite to tackle ocean plastic with launch of new alliance: the Maritime Association for Clean Seas

Anschütz USA Opens

St. Johns Shipbuilding Shaped to Capture Government Shipbuilding Jobs

Crewed Up, Not Crew Cut: How ARC Is Rethinking Retention at Sea

Driving the Future of Hybrid Marine Propulsion: ZF’s Expanding Solutions for Tugs and Ferries

Sailor Dies in Fall from Rigging

Related News

Oshima Bulk Carrier Design Earns ClassNK Approval for Alternative Fuels

Fuel Gas Supply Systems Launched for Next-gen Marine Engines

ESG Launches Escort Tug for Saltchuk

Cadeler Launches 11th Offshore Wind Installation Vessel in China (Video)

Sponsored Content

ABS Wavesight Advantage™: One Intelligent, Connected Maritime Platform to Transform Complexity into Operational Clarity

Anschuetz USA: Supporting the U.S. Maritime Industry

Jobs

Able Seaman (W)

Steward Cook

Second Assistant Engineer

Second Radio Electronics Technician

Third Assistant Engineer - Mixed Work Schedule

Sponsored Content

Anschuetz USA: Supporting the U.S. Maritime Industry

Maritime leaders unite to tackle ocean plastic with launch of new alliance: the Maritime Association for Clean Seas

Anschütz USA Opens

St. Johns Shipbuilding Shaped to Capture Government Shipbuilding Jobs

Crewed Up, Not Crew Cut: How ARC Is Rethinking Retention at Sea

Driving the Future of Hybrid Marine Propulsion: ZF’s Expanding Solutions for Tugs and Ferries