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USCG seeks enforcement activity versus Bouchard Transportation

marinesalvage by marinesalvage
November 23, 2020
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The U.S, Coast Guard states it is going after enforcement activity versus Bouchard Transportation Company after it stopped working to follow a captain of the port order for among its 2 vessels secured in the Marine Safety Unit Port Arthur, Texas, location of obligation.

According to UNITED STATE Coast Guard 8th District, the yanks Kim M. Bouchard and also Danielle M. Bouchard and also their connected barges have actually been secured off Texas Point considering that mid-December without any recognized strategies to relocate and also teams overdue considering that January, elevating safety and security worries for the teams continuing to be aboard along with the general public and also various other specialist seafarers, and also ecological worries for the area.

In conformity with the present captain of the port order, optimum civil charges for the firm might consist of penalties of $94,219 for each and every offense and also a course D felony culpable by approximately 6 years behind bars and also a penalty of approximately $500,000.

Capt Jacqueline Twomey, captain of the port of Port Arthur, provided captain of the port orders to both vessels February 10 to deal with issues pertaining to staffing and also safety and security.

Danielle M. Bouchard’ s order was modified to call for extra repair services or to be tied at a dock. Twomey approved a three-day expansion to the order for the Danielle M. Bouchard at the firm’s demand, however the firm stopped working to abide by the expanded due date ofSunday Twomey refuted a 2nd expansion demand.

Multiple Coast Guard males and females remain in everyday call with teams continuing to be aboard both vessels to guarantee they are secure and also have ample stipulations. Twomey checked out both yanks Tuesday and also shared her appreciation to the specialist seafarers aboard that comprehend their obligation to the rivers and also are remaining to carefully stand their watch and also weather the circumstance to the very best of their capacities. She guaranteed them the Coast Guard’s leading concern is their safety and security and also wellness. She additionally informed them all associated penalties and also charges will certainly not be guided at them, however instead at Bouchard Transportation Company.

Combined, the yanks and also barges are bring virtually 200,000 gallons of oil, gas and also various other prospective toxins.

“The Coast Guard expects vessel owners to proactively manage the safety of their vessels and ensure operators have sufficient resources to maintain compliance with applicable requirements, and it is our responsibility to the public, professional mariners, and the marine transportation system to hold companies accountable when safety demands it,” stated Twomey.

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