The IBC Carrier pictured below was stowed behind a 10’ Half Height Container on board the PSV. As with the rest of the cargo, the door on the IBC Carrier had been closed and secured with a tie-wrap

A PSV was working alongside an offshore installation carrying out cargo operations which included the discharge of a small cargo basket. After unhooking the previous back loaded CCU the AB’s ‘walked the crane’ approximately 15 metres and hooked

Whilst carrying out deck cargo and fuel operations alongside an offshore platform, the vessel was hit by a sudden and unexpected squall. The vessel was positioned downwind with the starboard stern quarter against the weather / sea. Two

A PSV loaded a stow of tubulars in port and although the crew prepared bedding ropes and securing chains they didn’t install the pipe bay pins.

During casing lifting operations at an offshore facility an AB broke his leg. The AB had his leg caught under a bundle of casing while preparing for discharging to the installation. The incident occurred between 2 lifting operations

During back loading operations one of three tag lines in use became trapped under the basket that had just been landed on the supply vessel. The vessel deck crew consisted of one banksman and two load handlers. The