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Insufficient safety protocols a potential death trap at facility offshore WA

Fire or explosion would result in death or serious injury to workers: regulator

Yiying Li
Insufficient safety protocols a potential death trap at facility offshore WA

The occupational health & safety notice was given after health and safety risks were observed at the Pride vessel offshore in Western Australia operated by V-Ships during a NOPSEMA inspection. The authority...

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