Marine transportation

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Marine transportation safety investigation report

Marine transportation safety investigation M23A0169

The occurrence

On 18 June 2023, the manned submersible commonly referred to as Titan, with five people on board, was diving to the Titanic wreck site 372 nautical miles south-southeast of Cape Race, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Canadian-flagged cargo vessel Polar Prince that had been used to transport the submersible to the site was providing surface support to the submersible as it dove.

Marine transportation safety investigation M23C0032

The occurrence

On 23 March 2023, the roll-on/roll-off ferry Atlantic Vision was unmooring in preparation to enter the dry dock at Les Méchins, Quebec. During the unmooring operations, one of the mooring lines was released from the dock into the water to be winched back onto the vessel. The line was drawn into one of the vessel’s bow thrusters and wrapped around the rotating thruster propeller shaft, causing the line to rapidly pull through the mooring winch on the forward mooring deck.

Marine transportation safety investigation M23P0235

The occurrence

On , a crew member on board the bulk carrier Golden Zhejiang was injured following the accidental release of a free-fall lifeboat while the vessel was anchored in the Trincomali Channel, British Columbia.

The Canadian Coast Guard and the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue provided assistance. The injured crew member was transported to hospital.

The TSB is investigating.

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