Investigation Report
Grounding of general cargo vessel Jackie Moon
Grounding of general cargo vessel Jackie Moon
- MAIB
- Investigation Report
- Marine Operations
- FatigueLeadership and safety cultureRegulation and legislationVessel groundingWorker rights and retaliation protection
- Navigation
- Alarm managementCompetence and trainingFatigue managementOperating and work procedures
- Marine industry
- Marine watersVessel
Summary
Investigation of Jackie Moon’s grounding off Dunoon in September 2004. The chief officer almost certainly fell asleep through fatigue and alcohol consumption. Analysis examines solitary night watchkeeping, unused bridge alarms, inaccurate rest records, familiarisation and management shortcomings, alongside employment-contract concerns explicitly distinguished from contributory accident factors.
Classifications: Fatigue; worker fatigue; alertness impairment.
Classifications: Leadership and safety culture; safety culture; safety leadership.
Classifications: Regulation and legislation; safety legislation; regulatory requirements.
Classifications: Vessel grounding.
Classifications: Worker rights and retaliation protection.
Classifications: Navigation; vessel navigation; passage planning.
Classifications: Alarm management.
Classifications: Competence and training; competency assurance; safety training.
Classifications: Fatigue management.
Classifications: Operating and work procedures.
Classifications: Marine industry; shipping industry; maritime sector.
Classifications: Marine waters.
Classifications: Vessel; aboard ship; onboard vessel.
Summary
MAIB investigation of a marine casualty involving vessel grounding.
Themes: marine operations.