The Coast Guard will hear from former OceanGate employees about the Titan implosion
The aim of the two-week hearing in Charleston County, South Carolina, is to “uncover the facts surrounding the incident and develop recommendations to prevent similar tragedies in the future,” the Coast Guard said in a statement earlier this month.
OceanGate's former engineering director said he had refused to pilot the ill-fated submersible which imploded more than a ...
Two former OceanGate employees are expected to testify at the US Coast Guard’s hearing into the disastrous deep-sea voyage to ...
Tony Nissen, OceanGate’s former engineering director says he warned CEO Stockton Rush about issues with Titan submersible ...
However, Tony Nissen– former OceanGate engineering director– understood OceanGate's leader, Stockton Rush, did care about the vessel's safety. "For all of Stockton's faults," Nissen said ...
Tony Nissen — testifying as the first witness ... fiber vessel in the water as the lucrative linchpin of Rush’s OceanGate deep-sea-dive business, replied, “100%.” Rush and four others ...
The Coast Guard announced that the hearing will start on September 16, and will discuss how to prevent a similar accident ...
“‘I’m not getting in it,’” Tony Nissen said he told Stockton Rush, co-founder of the OceanGate company that owned the Titan submersible. Tony Nissen, head engineer for OceanGate, leaves ...
During Monday’s hearing, the Coast Guard heard from Tony Nissen, OceanGate’s former engineering director, who described a slew of safety concerns in the company allegedly ignored by Rush.
I'm not getting in it,'” Tony Nissen said he told Stockton Rush, co-founder of the OceanGate company that owned the Titan submersible. Nissen, OceanGate’s former engineering director ...
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OceanGate founder would 'fly off the handle' and had 'total disregard for safety'The former OceanGate employee said his former superior, CEO Stockton Rush, was a volatile leader who never failed to dismiss ...
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