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How much control do you think they had over these incidents?
by tedunangst 5y ago
How much control do you think they had over these incidents?
- lozenge 5y agoWell, they control their hiring, training, and oversight of operations to ensure procedures are followed. Not to speak to the specifics of the incidents, but "the company is irrelevant because they are distant from the ship" wouldn't wash.
- Brian_K_White 5y agoSo you suggest that Jeebus struck them twice, and no one else once? Ok. Even if there are no other else's that have ships that big, they controlled that they built ships that big at the very least.
- Macha 5y agoAlternatively, because the Suez canal incident was so widespread news, you're now hearing about incidents with this company that otherwise would have stayed as footnotes in specialty media
- frankharv 5y agoTo be fair this is a major fuckup.. Not a minor grounding. A ship that draws 40 foot of water is in 25 foot of water. Get it?
- ithkuil 5y agoWhat's the easiest way to get a list of all current big cargo ships stuck somewhere in the world? I assume most of them don't hit headlines.