TEXACO MASSACHUSETTS, M/V ALVA CAPE:Collision. HALCYON: Explosion and fire onboard resulting in loss of life. The US Coast Guard has convened a Marine Board of Investigation into the loss of crabbing vessel Scandies Rose (IMO 79933529) and five of its seven crew members in the Gulf of Alaska over the New Year 2019/20. POWDER PIER, LIGHTERS:Explosion involving the South Amboy, New Jersey. SS CARRABULLE, SS JOHN FAIRFIELD: Collision in vicinity of Galveston North Channel Lighted Buoy #2. SS HAWAIIAN PILOT, SS JACOB LUCKENBACH: Collision 7 miles WSW San Francisco Light Vessel. 155: Multiple collisions. LOMPOC, VICTOR H. KELLY: Explosion and fire Oleum, California with loss of life. The purpose of every USCG investigation is to analyze the facts surrounding the casualty, determine the cause(s) of the casualty, and, if necessary, initiate corrective actions. M/V TRIPLE CROWN: Sinking with loss of life in Santa Barbara Channel. Coast Guard personnel inspect commercial vessels, respond to pollution, investigate marine casualties and merchant mariners, manage waterways, and license merchant mariners. IIA. PIIs include an owner, any holder of a license or certificate of registry, holder of a merchant mariner’s document, any person whose conduct is under investigation, and any other party in interest. GRAHAM: Collision in the Delaware River on with loss of life. A Marine Board of Investigation is the USCG’s highest level of investigation into a marine casualty… M/V LB SUPERIOR CHALLENGE: Sinking and loss of the vessel in the Gulf of Mexico. Marine Casualty Reports; Maritime Customer Survey Results; Safety Alerts; Safety Reports; Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) MDA Links; Maritime Security. TIED HIGH: Parasailing accident with multiple loss of life. CAPE FEAR: Sinking three nautical miles Southwest of Cuttyhunk, Massachusetts with the loss of two lives. GALAXY: Explosion, fire and sinking of the uninspected fish processing vessel in the Bering Sea with two persons dead and one person missing and presumed dead. USCG WHITE ALDER,SS HELENA: Collision in the Mississippi River. SS CHARLES A. KEFFER: Flash fire in deep tanks, Philadelphia with loss of life. The office is divided into three divisions: Investigations Division (CG-INV-1), Compliance Analysis Division (CG-INV-2) and Data Administration & FOIA Division (CG-INV-3). Additionally, Coast Guard Marine Boards often work cooperatively with the … Significant investigations are spearheaded by a USCG Lead Investigating Officer who will have substantial experience investigating marine casualties. The U.S. Coast Guard does not conduct investigations to determine Civil Liability in disputes between private litigants. feact@uscg.mil or feactinvestigations@uscg.mil Phone: M-F 0800-1700 +81-42-507-6545 Ext. JOHNSON SEA LINK: Entanglement with submerged wreckage off Key West, Florida with loss of life. CONSTANCE: Foundering in Nantucket Sound with resultant loss of life. F/V WESTERN EXPLORER: Foundering off Socorro Island, Mexico with loss of life. COSCO BUSAN: Allision with the Delta Tower of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in San Francisco Bay. M/B TWO GEORGE'S: Capsizing near South Lake Worth Inlet, Florida with loss of life. Manage marine casualty and pollution investigation programs. SS ARIZONA STANDARD,SS OREGON STANDARD: Collision at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. By Capt. PAOLINA: Disappearance will all persons onboard, off Atlantic Coast. BOW MARINER: Explosion and sinking of the chemical tanker in the Atlantic Ocean with loss of life and pollution. Tug ARTHUR N. HERRON: Fire on the Schuylkill River with loss of life. LACKAWANNA, SS FOTINI: Collision on the Delaware River with loss of life. M.S. GENERAL SLOCUM: Fire onboard and sinking of the excursion vessel General Slocum resulting in over 1,000 fatalities. E.J. S/R WILMINGTON: Electrocution of a licensed third engineer offshore of Galveston, Texas.Enclosures. SS SEAFORT, USS SITKOH BAY: Collision approximately 30 miles WSW of Point Loma, California. OCEAN EXPRESS (Drilling Unit): Capsizing and sinking in the Gulf of Mexico with loss of life. SS AUGUST ZIESING,SS STANDARD PORTLAND CEMENT: Collision, Lake Huron. Type. 23, Timbalier Bay, Louisiana with loss of life. As a party in interest, the scope of that information can be expanded greatly by early and full participation in the investigation. MB 42 E 299 (YONNIE): Going over Dam # 41, Ohio River with loss of life. File. 561732) Sinking and Loss of the Vessel with 33 Persons Missing and Presumed Deceased Northeast of Acklins and Crooked Island, Bahamas (includes: witness list, exhibit list, Marine Safety Center Technical Review and Marine Safety Center Lube Oil Modeling and Analyses). SS MARYLAND: Grounding in the vicinity of Marquette, Michigan. Benefit from a electronic solution to create, edit and sign documents in PDF or Word format online. EL TORO II, : Sinking in the Chesapeake Bay with loss of life. SS JOHN M. MCKERCHEY: Foundering with loss of life, vicinity of Lorain Harbor, Ohio. LADY LUCK: Sinking and loss of two crewmembers in the Gulf of Maine. PHILIP ARTHUR with barges ALAMO 100, ALAMO 400 and ALMO 600: Sinking with loss of life. FREEPORT SULPHUR CO. NO. MOS 106: Fire and explosions on tank barge at La Grange, Missouri on the Mississippi River. SS UNION FAITH, M/V WARREN J. DOUCET:Collision involving. The database can be used to analyze marine accidents and pollution incidents by a variety of factors including vessel or facility type, injuries, fatalities, pollutant details, location, and date. Date. U.S. law, specifically Title 46, U.S. Code, Chapter 61 (Reporting Marine Casualties), Chapter 63 (Investigating Marine Casualties), and Chapter 77 (Suspension and Revocation) provide the core concepts governing the Coast Guard's responsibilities for Marine Casualties and Personnel Actions. Explosion involving the South Amboy, New Jersey. USCG Orders Formal Marine Casualty Investigation After Kulluk is Safely Anchored By The Maritime Executive 01-08-2013 03:16:00 Rather, our investigations are a means to promote safety of life and property at sea and to protect the Marine Environment. The Coast Guard Marine Inspection and Investigation School is responsible for entry and advanced level training for all officers, petty officers and civilian personnel assigned as Marine Inspectors, Port State Control Examiners, Uninspected Fishing Vessel Examiners, Uninspected Towing Vessel examiners, Small Passenger Vessel Plan Review Officers, Marine Casualty Investigators and Mariner License … We lead Coast Guard's investigation program to promote safety, protect the environment, and to prevent future accidents. M/V SIRRAH, SS SANTA MARIA: Collison in Knik Arm, off Anchorage, Alaska on with loss of life. Marine Boards of Investigation are led by a Chairperson with substantial marine casualty investigation experience, and are supported by board members who are also qualified Coast Guard marine casualty investigators, technical experts, legal advisors, and other support personnel from units around the Coast Guard. LOIS ANN: Flooding of motorboat on Puget sound, 26 April 1959, with loss of life. **Cases closed after October 2002 may have a start date range several years prior** ATHOS I: Striking of submerged objects by the tank vessel in the Delaware River with a major discharge of oil. Report: Steam Ship EL FARO (O.N. SS FAIRHOPE: Grounding at West San Benito Island, Mexico. Manage pollution notice of violation program. LEVIN J. MARVEL:Foundering of the schooner near. Unlike in other modes of transportation, such as aviation, where the NTSB leads the investigation, the USCG typically takes the lead in marine casualty investigations. SS GEORGE MacDonald: Engine room casualty approximately 165 miles east of Savannah. SS ESSO CHATTANOOGA, M/V ALBATROSS: Collision off Cape Cod Light with loss of life. Tank Barge NBC-883: Explosion and fire at Carlyss, Louisiana with loss of life. A marine casualty not resulting in the death of an individual shall be classified according to the gravity of the casualty, as prescribed by regulation, giving consideration to the extent of injuries to individuals, the extent of property damage, the dangers that the casualty creates, and the size, occupation, and means of propulsion of each vessel involved. The Office of Investigations & Casualty Analysis (CG-INV) reports to the Director of Inspections & Compliance (CG-5PC) and is located at the U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters building in Washington D.C. One of the contributory factors in a recent major marine casualty on an uninspected commercial fishing vessel was the failure to properly maintain and keep closed watertight doors on the vessel’s weather deck. The public and insurers can search this database based on the vessel’s name, owner, or other key words. HYDE PARK, HERMAN POTT AND OTHER VESSELS: Allision and multiple other allisions on the Mississippi River. UNNAME DREDGE: Explosion mile 637.0 AHP Mississippi River with loss of life. SS SINCLAIR H C: Pump room explosion resulting in the loss of life. SS DANIEL PIERCE: Flooding and total loss at Guanica, Puerto Rico. Significant investigations are spearheaded by a USCG Lead Investigating Officer who will have substantial experience investigating marine casualties. A marine casualty not resulting in the death of an individual shall be classified according to the gravity of the casualty, as prescribed by regulation, giving consideration to the extent of injuries to individuals, the extent of property damage, the dangers that the casualty creates, and the size, occupation, and means of propulsion of each vessel involved. CG-2692 Report of Marine Casualty CG-2692A Barge Addendum AMERICUS, ALTAIR: Multiple fishing vessel capsizing, disappearance and sinking fishing vessel in the Bearing Sea with presumed multiple loss of life. Guard (the "USCG") conducted an immediate marine casualty investigation which turned into a criminal investigation and criminal charges being brought against the master of the vessel. CAROLINE, WEEKS BARGE NO. SS GULFSTAG: Fire with loss of life Gulf of Mexico. M/V ELIZABETH M: Sinking with six barges and four fatalities at the Montgomery Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. **Cases closed after October 2002 may have a start date range several years prior** The purpose of every USCG investigation is to analyze the facts surrounding the casualty, determine the cause (s) of the casualty, and, if necessary, initiate corrective actions. Marine safety is one of the eleven missions of the United States Coast Guard. F/V DORIS GERTRUDE: Foundering off New England Coast with eleven crew members on board. SS MORMACKITE: Foundering off Virginia Capes on with loss of life. SS OGDEN WILLAMETTE: Major engine room flooding in the Caribbean Sea off of the southeast coast of Jamaica with personnel injury. LAKE MICHIGAN SQUALLS: Loss of and damage to numerous vessels and loss of life, east coast of Lake Michigan. which marine casualty investigations and reports result in information and recommendations that prevent or minimize the effect of similar casualties. Turn them into templates for multiple use, add fillable fields to gather recipients? M/V PRINS WILLEM V, Barge SINCLAIR NO.12: Collision with barge under tow, Lake Michigan. USCG Marine Investigators carry out all the statutorily mandated investigations of commercial vessel casualties and reports of violation that require a determination for apparent cause and culpability (fault). SS CORNER BROOK, DELAWARE: Collision, Delaware Bay. Benefit from a electronic solution to create, edit and sign documents in PDF or Word format online. TUG VALOUR: Sinking 40 miles off the coast of Wilmington, North Carolina with multiple loss of life. CONTINENTAL OIL RIG 43-A: Explosion and fire with no loss of life in the Gulf of Mexico. SEATRAIN TEXAS, EKEFORS: Collision below Narrows in New York Harbor. The USCG conducts preliminary investigations of all marine accidents, then notifies us when an accident qualifies as a major marine casualty. Significant investigations are spearheaded by a USCG lead investigating officer who will have substantial experience investigating marine casualties. LADY MARY: Sinking 64 nautical miles south east of Cape May with multiple fatalities. F/V FENWICK ISLAND: Capsizing in the Atlantic Ocean. The statutes, as written, are broad in nature and are supplemented by more extensive regulatory requirements set forth in Title 46, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 4 (Marine Casualties and Investigations) and Title 46, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 5 (Marine Investigation Regulations - Personnel Actions). SS AMERICAN PRESS - SS ISRAEL; Investigation into the collision with loss of life. SS FROSTA (Norwegian), M/V GEORGE PRINCE: Collision in the Mississippi River with loss of life. F/V CAPTAIN ADAM: Fire onboard in the Gulf of Mexico resulting in the loss of the vessel and personnel injuries. SS V. A. FOGG: Sinking in the Gulf of Mexico with loss of life. WOOD DUCK II: Explosion and fire resulting in loss of life. SS BARANOF, SS TRITON: Collision two miles off entrance to Nanaimo, British Columbia with loss of life. OFFSHORE PLATFORM SOUTH TIMBALIER BLOCK 134-D1: Explosion and fire, Gulf of Mexico with loss of life. SS PILGRIM BELLE: Grounding Spectacle Island, President roads, Massachusetts. September 12, 2019 Homeland Security Today. MARY M.: Stranding on Cuttyhunk Island with loss of life. SS SILVER DOVE: Cargo shift and sinking in the North Pacific. 3301, MARTHA R. INGRAM: Structural failure of the tank barge. M/V ANGELINA LAURO: Fire onboard while docked in Charlotte Amalie Harbor, St. Thomas, USVI. M/V BROWN WATER V: Allision of barge tow withe Queen Isabella Causeway Bridge in Port Isabel, Texas resulting in multiple loss of life and property. OCEAN 80: Unmanned barge explosion and fire at Cateret, New Jersey. SSG EDWARD A. CARTER, JR.: Engine room fire with two fatalities at the Military Ocean Terminal. FREDA M.: Capsizing off of Montauk Point, Long Island with loss of life. The results of such investigations play a major role in changing current and developing new laws and regulations, as well as implementing new technologies in areas of U.S. Coast Guard concern. AFRICAN STAR, M/V MIDWEST CITIES: Collision on the Mississippi River. Raft LEHI II: Distress and removal of five persons, 50 miles west of Monterey. TWO FRIENDS: Sinking in the Atlantic Ocean with the loss to two lives. DRILLING BARGE MR. K: Capsizing of barge in the Gulf of Mexico, with loss of life. SADAO S. MUNEMORI: Collision Strait of Juan de Fuca. EDMUND FITZGERALD: Sinking in Lake Superior with loss of life. SS ARIZONA,M/V MEIKO MARU: Collision with loss life. M/V JOAN LA RIE III: Capsizing and sinking in the Atlantic Ocean with multiple loss of life. M/V PARRAMATTA, MB SUOMI: Collision off Point Arguello, California with loss of life. SS EXCALIBUR, COLUMBIA: Collision in New York Harbor. Investigations Department. WILLIAM T. ROSSELL, M/V THORSHALL: Collision, Coos Bay, Oregon with loss of life. PINE RIDGE: Structural failure of tanker off Cape Hatteras with loss of life. Many of these circumstances start out as routine marine investigations, and end up as criminal investigations and prosecutions. ATLANTIC DEALER, PATCO: Collision on the Delaware River with loss of life. M/B JACK: Foundering off Plum Island, Long Island Sound with loss of life. SS PIONEER, M/V WALLSCHIFF: Collision in the St. Clair River. It is imperative that commercial vessel operators understand and follow the Marine Casualty reporting requirements as outlined in Title 46, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 4 (46 CFR 4). R.T.C. M/V VENUS: Explosion and fire in the St. Lawrence River with loss of life. ALASKA RANGER: Sinking with loss of life. The marine board consists of four members who will investigate all aspects of the casualty including, but not limited to, the pre-accident historical events, the regulatory compliance of the Conception, crewmember duties and qualifications, weather conditions and reporting, safety and firefighting equipment, and Coast Guard oversight. M/V SOUTHERN SUN, SS BRANT COUNTY: Collision in the Delaware Bay. SS PANOCEANIC FAITH: Foundering with loss of life North Pacific Ocean. SS BADGER STATE: Explosion aboard and eventual sinking in the North Pacific Ocean. Raport w języku polskim: Polish version of Report of Marine Board. M/V ZIM MEXICO III, OSV LEE III: Collision in the Southwest Passage of the Mississippi River with sinking and loss of five lives. COSTA AND CORVO: Loss of vessel and fatality in George's Shoal. Andy Norris (USCG, ret'd.) MONARCH OF THE SEAS: Grounding on Proselyte Reef in Great Bay, Philipsburg, St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles with major vessel damage. 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