Pictures have emerged of the crane accident on the Hyundai dockyards earlier this month. No one w...
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Witnesses told EnergyReview.net they believed it was a result of uneven ground and operator error. A Hyundai spokesperson attributed the accident to uneven ground.
The 10,000 tone crawler crane was carrying a 40 tonne module when the mishap occurred, which caused the load to strike a loadout barge involved in the lifting operation.
Hyundai engineers were reported to be working to rectify the situation.
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