Video: Ship Collides With Another Vessel While Berthing
Watch this video of a cargo ship colliding with another vessel while berthing as tugs continue to control the ship.
The full incident was captured by one of the CCTV cameras at the port.
The ship turns eventually 360 degrees while coming alongside.
What do you think went wrong here? Let’s know in the comments below.
Watch the video below:
NOTE: Marine Insight does not have enough information to verify this video and cannot vouch for its accuracy.
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Reference: Guille Rodriguez
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The tug on the bow backed down to pivot the ship. Too early. He pulled the ow into the other ship.
Very poor coordination between Pilot and tugs assisting the maneuver.
I think the pilot is not compose at that moment
i think the pilot and tug masters were not qualified for that operation because orders were not being followed or were not properly given o not properly followed given the limited berthing space available.
Always keep parallel to berth till clear as ship was not parallel she was setting to stbd. Then there is deferent current next to berth & away being stronger this gives sudden rotation sheer. So try to be parallel to avoid. Bad correction response of tugs.