Collision between fishing vessels Immanuel V and Scath Ros resulting in Scath Ros sinking
Location: Off the east coast of Northern Ireland.
Completed PE Summary: Immanuel V and Scath Ros
A short summary of the accident and action taken:
Fishing Vessel 1/Accident Details | |
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Vessel Name | Scath Ros |
Registered Owner/Manager | Privately owned |
Port of Registry | Penzance |
Flag | UK |
Type | Fishing vessel |
Built | 1972 |
Construction | Wood |
Gross Tonnage | 8.59 |
Date and Time | 19/07/05, 0631 |
Location of Incident | Northern Irish high seas |
Incident Type: | Collision |
Persons Onboard | 2 crew |
Injuries/ Fatalities | None |
Damage/Pollution | Ship lost |
Fishing Vessel 2/Accident Details | |
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Vessel Name | Immanuel V |
Registered Owner/Manager | Privately owned |
Port of Registry | Newry |
Flag | UK |
Type | Fish catching/processing |
Built | 1999 |
Construction | Steel |
Length Overall | 9.63m |
Gross Tonnage | 9.06 |
Date and Time | 19/07/05, 0631 |
Location of Incident | Northern Irish high seas |
Persons Onboard | 2 crew |
Injuries/Fatalities | None |
Damage/Pollution | Minor damage |
Synopsis
Collision between two small fishing vessels off the east coast of Northern Ireland which resulted in the loss of one of them. The liferaft didn바카라 사이트™t float free after Scath Ros sank, but her crew evacuated safely to Immanuel V.
Action taken
To prevent a similar accident occurring in the future:
The owner of Immanuel V was advised to ensure that:
- A continuous navigational watch is kept in future.
The owner of Scath Ros was advised to ensure that:
- The liferaft is properly sited and installed on any fishing vessel that he owns in the future.
Both owners were advised to ensure that:
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The fishing vessels that they operate have sufficient trained crew. Each crew member should have completed all the basic safety training courses.
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To ensure all crewmembers can communicate effectively in a common language, especially during emergency situations.