4 divers die after being sucked into pipe
Feb 28, 2022 · Four of a team of five underwater welders in Trinidad have been presumed dead after being sucked into the oil pipeline on which they had been using scuba to carry out repairs. Update: Diver pipeline deaths blamed on oil company’s ’criminal negligence’.
Video captured inside pipeline surfaces - Trinidad Guardian
A 12-minute long video, believed to have been captured inside the 30-inch diameter pipeline in which four divers disappeared and died at Paria Fuel’s Berth No 6, has surfaced.
Paria Fuel tragedy survivor plagued by nightmares, flashbacks
Christopher Boodram, sole survivor of the Paria Fuel diving tragedy, recalls the incident during a recent interview. File: Paria Fuel’s Berth No 6 offshore platform at Pointe-a-Pierre, where five divers were sucked into a 30-inch diameter pipeline in February 2022.
What went wrong at Berth 6 - Trinidad Guardian
It is the international best practice that valves that can pose threats to diving operations, based on an assessment, are either secured with a chain or cover to prevent them from being opened.
Paria Fuel tragedy survivor plagued by nightmares, flashbacks
Feb 23, 2023 · Footage from a GoPro camera worn by Ali Jr shows him diving into the water just off Berth 6 and swimming to the chamber to hand over a spanner. What the five divers did not know was that differential pressure or Delta P had developed inside the pipeline when oil was being pumped out of it almost a month earlier.
Exploring the Paria tragedy | News Extra | trinidadexpress.com
Jun 15, 2022 · Berth 6, the platform where crude oil is pumped into tankers for export, has since resumed operations. The plugs
What went wrong at Berth 6 - CNC3
The certified UK NEBOSH oil and gas instructor said the valve which could have caused the Delta P (pressure differential) that pulled the four divers into the pipeline, should have been locked and tagged out.
'They are still inside the pipe' | News Extra | trinidadexpress.com
Feb 27, 2022 · People on the scene of the incident say the men were working on a seapipe at Berth 6, off Paria's west coast facility, when they were sucked into the pipeline.
Pathologist: Four Paria divers alive between February 25 and 28
Nov 21, 2022 · Conversations amongst the five divers who went into a 30-inch pipeline at Berth 6, belonging to Paria Fuel Trading Co Ltd at Pointe-a-Pierre on February 25, were heard for the first time on Monday during an evidentiary hearing by the Commission of …
The tragedies at the berths | News Extra | trinidadexpress.com
Mar 2, 2022 · Fyzal Kurban, 57, was one of four men pulled into a 30-inch diameter, 1,200-foot-long undersea pipeline connecting Berth 5 to Berth 6, crude oil facilities off what is now the Paria Fuel Trading...