Commercial Divers spin off from A&I

[Superlyte27]

I'd be surprised if UCC killed a diver. They were top notch when I was there.

 

[Dkwas]

I am the cousin of Brett Roberts, I wanted to share the real facts of his death so no one can misunderstand his circumstances. Since you all are professional divers, perhaps you can shed light on my story. He was send down to do routine maintenance. I’m not sure what that entails. He was basically sucked into some type of underwater vortex that caused him to be violently shaken to the point he died from a broken neck and blunt forced trauma to the head, he also received multiple broken bones before anyone lifted him out of the water. There are no jokes when it comes to a human life, I am not a diver myself but felt the need to set the record straight. They lost communication with him for 20 minutes before responding to 911. I’m not sure of the protocols in place for safety, but I have to hope that there are faster safeguards set for divers in high risk situations. I hope this will help anyone in the future, not to be in that same situation.

What company did Brett work for? Was it UCC?

 

[Dkwas]

I'd be surprised if UCC killed a diver. They were top notch when I was there.

There are of OEs of divers getting killed working for UCC.