Overboard / fatality at Harding
Overboard / fatality at Harding
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Kiltie

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7,505 posts

274 months

Thursday 27th February 2014
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Story here.

Very strange.

Tragic.

young_bairn

714 posts

204 months

Thursday 27th February 2014
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Very sad and strange. Won't speculate as its not the time. Stay safe out there folks.

NEEP

1,801 posts

226 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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Not sure if more news on this has been released (if any) but this happened as we were sailing out from Peterhead and initial reports stated that 1 person recovered from the water and that all non essential personnel were flown off... Odd indeed. Heard later though that lifeboat maintenance figured in the accident and the Non Essential personnel were evacuated due to reduced lifeboat spaces.

Robert Burns

914 posts

197 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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Yea, The guy was on night shift.

He was trying to help out a friend on day shift. he didn't pin something on the lifeboat correctly and he's went overboard when working on it

I've heard that some important parts to the permit paperwork has suddenly vanished.

hidetheelephants

35,221 posts

221 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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Robert Burns said:
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I've no idea whether you're speculating or are/were on the platform, but either way that's pretty inappropriate.

Robert Burns

914 posts

197 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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hidetheelephants said:
I've no idea whether you're speculating or are/were on the platform, but either way that's pretty inappropriate.
Sorry. You quote me but remove the point your unhappy about???? That makes no sense to see what you think is inappropriate with the post I made.

I've been on the platform many times before. I'm not disrespecting anyone on the platform or what has happened. Any loss of life is truly sad to hear about. I was only replying to previous post.

But as said "I heard" so that's rumours that have been past about. I have no idea if they are true but I posted to see if anyone else has heard.

Edited by Robert Burns on Saturday 22 March 19:43

hidetheelephants

35,221 posts

221 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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That was my point; you're passing on gossip about a fatal accident which has only just happened, never mind been investigated properly; what part of that do you think is appropriate? I was going to quote but then thought better of it.

Robert Burns

914 posts

197 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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The information that I put in the first part has been handed out and as been talked about via a town hall meeting on the platform I'm currently on. The rumour part was spoken about but in a correct way highlighting the procedures should not be skipped in the permit system as a reminder to people like many times your told as its better to say 1000 times that once.

So does that mean that all the recent news regarding a aircraft going missing is inappropriate to posted about. Because its not been properly investigated and all news channels are jumping on the band waggon at the start getting experts on to find out causes.

Its human nature to find out what happens and think what could have happened. The recent helicopter problems show how much the industry wants to hide certain information. But also at the same time instead of fixing the problem completely they apply a temporary fix.

But I'm not going to start an debate with yourself in this topic.


Edited by Robert Burns on Saturday 22 March 20:03

Kiltie

Original Poster:

7,505 posts

274 months

Saturday 22nd March 2014
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I think he was referring to the bit about the PTW paperwork.

It could be read in a way which is potentially more serious than any conventional "name / shame" and PH / Haymarket are twitchy enough about them.

I don't think you intended it in that way though.