Ship Worker Dies Due to Rusty Wire, MyRustRemoval Shares the Details

Two ship workers fell off a starboard lifeboat after a rusty wiring failed to hold their weight. While the one survived, the other worker drowned.
By: Caroline Cooper
 
Nov. 29, 2011 - PRLog -- Rust brought death to one ship worker in New Zealand, a report shared by MyRustRemoval said. To prevent the same from happening to others, the site suggested that immediate rust clean up must be implemented at the first sight of its build up. And among the many rust removal products, it advised rust sufferers to use Rusterizer.

Reportedly, the accident that claimed the life of one ship worker and brought a near-death experience to the other was specifically caused by a corroded wiring. The two workers were said on a starboard lifeboat doing routine maintenance when one of the rusty wires failed.

Though both workers were wearing harnesses attached to the ship, those were  unable to keep them from falling. None were also wearing any floating device thus causing one of them to drown.

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“In Lyttelton, New Zealand, two men fell from a cruise ship after the starboard they are in failed. One of the men was rescued but the other drowned.”

“The two were said doing a routine maintenance when one of the wiring of the board snapped. And though both were wearing safety harnesses attached to the ship, those also failed during the accident. Neither was also wearing a buoyancy device during that time.”

“The wire that failed and caused the accident was said heavily corroded. Weakened by rust, the corroded string was unable to hold the weight of the two workers. The accident brought a life-threatening experience to one of the two men and caused death to the other.”

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“Poor maintenance and a design flaw have been blamed for the death of a cruise ship worker who plunged into the water and drowned while working on a lifeboat in Lyttelton this year.”

“The Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) launched an investigation after two men fell from the cruise ship Volendam while carrying out routine maintenance on a starboard lifeboat in January.”

“One of the men was rescued shortly afterward. The other man was seen in the water briefly in what appeared to be a dazed state, but he soon disappeared.”

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Weakening metal structures is one of rust's major negative effects. Leading to accidents, those weakened structures can cause deaths. And sad to say, anybody can fall victim to rust and its negative effects.

To prevent the loss of property and even life, MyRustRemoval suggested that an immediate rust removal process must be implemented. At the first sign of rust formation, treatment must be performed to avoid the spread.

For that immediate rust removal to be safe apart from effective, the site recommends that an organic-based rust remover must be sprayed. And because Rusterizer is 100 percent non-toxic, it's what it recommends.

Read more rust and rust removal news. Check out http://www.prlog.org/11642620-rusterizercom-greets-libert...

Prevent rust from spreading. Visit http://www.myrustremoval.com and get an effective and safe rust removal help.

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Source:Caroline Cooper
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