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Tuesday, April 06, 2010
As Drilling Increases, Maritime Accidents Will Inevitably Rise
April 01, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As Drilling Increases, Maritime Accidents Will Inevitably Rise. Increased crude oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has sparked hope that the recession will soon end. As the nation returns to economic health, shipping lanes, ports and the gulf oil and gas production and drilling industry will get busier with goods moving in and out. That is good news for the area and the rest of the country. The bad news, however, is that worker injuries on the often-dangerous oil rigs, drill ships, supply and crew boats, and inland vessels such as tugboats and towboats, typically rise as production increases.
Labels:
crew boats,
Jones Act,
maritime accidents,
oil platforms,
oil rigs,
supply boats,
vessels
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