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British Mallard electrician death.
(From Lloyds List)
AN ELECTRICIAN has been crushed to death while working on a lift on a BP Shipping-operated vessel in Australia, writes David Osler.
The 36-year-old Indian national was a member of the crew of the Isle of Man-flagged British Mallard(114,800 dwt, built 2005). Police Inspector Trevor Davis told the Australian media that the incident took place at ...
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