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Seven men and a woman were on board the 100-year-old floating wharf that sank and sank in Ågotnes on Monday morning.
"It was our most experienced staff who was on the platform when it went wrong, we had an apprentice on board, she would take pictures and document the first wharf after Laksevåg's move," said General Manager Kurt Rune Andreassen at CCB in Ågotnes.
Dokkmaster did everything he could
The photos taken by the apprentice will not be made available to the press this time.
– This is an item that the police want to obtain for its investigation and that we will use during our own examination.
According to Andreassen, the man who was at the sea was the representative of one of the suppliers.
– The dockmaster was the one who directed the operation. He is the one who knows the wharf best and who took us back when we took over the ship from the Bergen Group. The dockmaster was the last to leave when the dock went down to the bottom. He did everything to prevent what happened, but had to give up, says Andreassen.
Clean Review Group
Most crew members on the dock had duties outside.
"The task was to install alterations and provide good moorings for the Norwegian gannets to moor, and there were people on the deck who worked to feed the reflection and operate the wharf," said Andreassen.
Tuesday morning, he will be in executive meeting when BT will make him speak.
"I can not go further in the course of events, the police will be in charge of determining what happened, but we have also decided to set up a review team to determine why this could happen. .
Accidents berthing in Russia and Denmark
The investigation team will look in particular at what happened when the only Russian aircraft carrier "Admiral Kuznetsov" was injured during the sinking of a flood-proofing pier in Murmansk on 30 October. One person was reported missing after the accident and four others were injured.
"We also have to talk about what happened when a flood-proof wharf crashed in mid-August in a Hirtshals shipyard," Andreassen said.
The fishing vessel "Hardhaus" from Austevoll was at the dock when the incident occurred. According to the Nordjyske newspaper, no one was on board the 82 meter long floating dock.
– Maybe the accident experiences mentioned above can help us find answers. Today, our insurance company is in place here in Ågotnes. They go down with an ROV (submarine) to check the condition of the wharf, says Andreassen.
I went out to sleep
It was Monday just before 11:30. The alarm is triggered at Ågotnes. The former floating dock, which was in his day in Lakevåg, sank as it would require a fishing vessel for less maintenance.
The next day, the CEO said that the Monday morning incident had cleared the way.
"Although the eight people involved on the wharf said that it was going well, we know that people can have sequelae." Andreassen said that no one had left work or fell ill.
The CEO himself spent a lot of time thinking about what happened.
– Of course, there were a lot of thoughts. The night sweat was not very good. What happened was very sad, but we are now looking forward to it. We want to increase the dock again and use it as planned.
– Trust the project
Claiming retrospectively when he thinks that the purchase of the old wharf was an incorrect investment, he states:
"No, we always thought it was a real buy and we wanted to start a new business here in Ågotnes, we had so much confidence in this project, and then it was a shame that it ended up at the dock.
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