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My father spent most of his life on (or hanging off the side of) oil rigs in the North Sea. Elf (the company that worked the guys worse than slaves in this story) was on his list of companies he told people to avoid at all costs.

What in the hell is the sporadic recording of the guy in the background talking about? It doesn’t sound like it has anything to do with the incident written about. At the very end the guy says “other things he did such as killing neighborhood dogs and cats and cutting off their heads and paws.” WTF??

Can you please make a video on the news articles or any other information not covered by other videos? I always wondered what happened to this guy and his testimony, and you thankfully uploaded it. Also damn I want Saunders’ RUclips account.

It’s fascinating how corporations as an institution can diffuse human responsibility and accountability to the extent that no one feels responsible and accountable for anything. We are essentially excused and separated from our basic humanity. The results speak for themselves.

I am not sure, but the warmth might’ve been his friend’s guts leaking from the 5 inch gap.. Horrible.

лол, не знал, что хованский и леха щербаков в одной компании тусовались

Hi, I know this might be a long shot but do you maybe still have the original article, or do you know where I could find it?

I HIGHLY DOUBT that he had to actually beg his parents for help! If I had to beg my parents after going through that.I would of never let them see their Grandchildren or myself ever again. No need to make this story worse than it actually was!

Dude he should have saved what he could to sue the rig company. And the other families should have as well. Just imagine how deep in the hole that company would be if they all sued.

The compensation is like 0.000000000000000000000000000000000001% of that they cash in every year.

Crammond screwed up. Yes, interlock was needed to prevent a mistake from killing people. But he screwed up and unclamped the chamber when he should not have.

Amazing vid… I always wondered what happened to him.

I had no idea someone survived that gruesome incident.

The fact that they cheaped out on safety equipment and left Martin Saunders to rot... and the government waited 26 years and all that negative shit... Working 14-18 hours in such crammed spaces even. This makes me furious.

So basically the company couldn't/didn't help the families because that could be viewed as tacit admission-of-fault Goooood stuff. There's nothing wrong

Dr. Raugstad must be one hell of a doc to piece a man together from something like this. I'm sure he's had a bit of reconstructive plastic surgery down the line, but you look at Saunders in the pictures here without the context, and you would never guess he had been in a catastrophic decompression accident where the other guys all exploded, it's impressive that he could eventually stand and walk again. Great medicinal work from the doctor, and great resilience and dedication from the patient.

If he’s still alive he’s now about 71 years old. If he stumbles upon this video, I wish him well and hope he got better physically and mentally. Byford Dolphin is probably the most horrific accident I’ve ever heard. I also hope the family of others team members, especially Truls Hellevik, were able to find some closure.

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The music is f----g awesome. Suits perfect for this horrific story.

If bill crammond survived, he would feel very guilty for the reason his colleagues got killed. But he had no idea due to exhaustion, winds being louder than orders, and waves

Wait- he never sued the owners of that Rig😮😮😞😞😞

Greedy, ignorant pricks! I feel so sorry for all the families, especially all the divers' children that had to grow up without their dads.

Hey! Axel aka « jee_man » here! Always nostalgic about my time playing with you guys and our community on the forum. Time flies! This era will always be in my heart

Hearing the melody makes you think its a beautiful song, but the lyrics make it into a joke

Sad, grisly story

26 years to wait for any kind of relief is absurd. I guess it's profits over people.

One of the most shocking and heinously corrupt stories I have ever heard...I don't know if how these men died is more shocking or how their families would have starved to death if it weren't for others around them who were just as bad off....our government has a helluva alot more to answer for then we will ever know...rest in peace and many blessings to all those who were left behind 😔

Everyone makes mistakes, especially under such pressure. My part time job is at campbells snacks, which makes goldfishes. Ive worked there for a while and me and a coworker usually run production. The full time coworker was sick one day so it was just me and I forgot a step or two and put the goldfish stamper on incorrectly. Because of this it wasnt functional and only imprinted out 1/5 of what it should. I was so caught up in other things I didnt notice until an hour later when the person down stream from production and the ovens started to notice large uncut dough and hit the e-stop. They came up to me and saw what happened and it escalated to engineers. To managers. It was so embarrassing. I felt dumb and awful. It was an hour of production and effort wasted. The manager fixed the stamper and set someone up with me and brushed it off. I felt bad for days. And it was just wasted product. No one got hurt. It wasnt shipped to customers. Mistakes are unavoidable. I cant imagine a mistake that kills others. Just awful. I hope all heals.

less than 8 hours to rest. worse still, their job is safety critical. I read some write something like "do not work with heavy machinery after discussing with your wife, else will be you last day". All they had to do for a fatal accident was being in a bad mood not doing things with the proper temperament, someone forgetting something, a lapse of judgement, being too tired to do it properly, being too slow to notice something, or just falling sleep "at the wheel". All things lack of a good rest causes. They were asked to not fail, else someone lose their job or dies, while being setup for complete failure.

I need a lyrics of this.

hi. how can i find this rofl sound...

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and so the Titan sub incident brings me here

What is the voiceover near the end that says "killing neighborhood dogs and cats and cutting off their heads and paws" about?!!!!!!!

I wish i had more time to read the script, at least 30 seconds more📖

Scary enough to think that if they would simply choose to work in a mcdonalds for minimum wage they and their families could have ended up much better.

Narrate the video you dunce.

I’m not surprised these men were overworked and exhausted……on oil rigs you’re worked like a dog. My hubby has been in that industry for almost 20 years flying helicopter and doing medevac and he has some awful stories of men being gravely injured on the rigs. The worst one he saw was when a young man had his leg ripped off and the following day the young man’s supervisor committed suicide because he felt responsible for the accident. It’s sad that money trumps human health in the oil industry 😢

I guess I always assume people who survive things like this, including the surviving relations, live in as much comfort as mere wealth can provide. That they should be allowed by anyone of us to live in ongoing poverty shames me deeply, but I’m not less lost for what to do about it than I ever was. I do pray for them, and I know it’s God who sustains us all and takes our lives whenever He does, so it’s not nothing to pray for someone. He’s also the only one who can help with that which wealth won’t matter to, so I think it’s good that some of us are still standing that watch for them. 🙏🏻

Rest in peace. Working 14-18 hours in such extreme conditions, pressure, with little sleep , is not easy. Company is here to blame. They didn't prepare enough safety standards for their employee, that do hardest work. They were even under stress, as waves and storm were approaching and already hiting the platform. The human mistake is here expectable. To not making pressurized chamber safe way, and count, human error cannot occur under such conditions, is sin.

With the amount of money the Norwegian government (and all governments) waste on absolute BS these days, they fought giving these men's families a settlement for decades?? Absolutely appalling. So many government officials are worse than whores.

Wtf is that Fucking "music" Talking about cutting off the heads and paws of neighborhood cats and dogs... The Fucking Fuck?!

It was probably an experiment

i dont understand , i thought i had read they made good $$ because of the danger, so how come theres no $?$ PLUS A LAWSUIT HERE???

Damn when he talked about how they grew up in poverty and he had to beg his parents for money. I thought they deep sea oil divers made a lot of money? I cannot believe that company didn’t pay the families. This wouldn’t have happened if it was in the US.

Todo esta en otro idioma no entiendo nada :(

I can only imagine the survivor's guilt he felt. Couple that with not getting compensation for so long, lesser men wouldn't be able to handle it.

If the door didn't have that weird mechanism they would likely have all survived