« Implosion » du « Titan » : les critiques contre le sous-marin ne dataient pas d’hier

Introduction

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Reasons for Going into Business Together

The speaker explains that they went into business with someone who was committed to safety and managing risks.

Commitment to Safety

• The person they went into business with was extremely committed to safety.

• The speaker thanks the person for their commitment.

Managing Risks

• The person they went into business with was extremely diligent about managing risks.

• They were very aware of the dangers of operating in a deep ocean environment.

Reason for Partnership

• One of the main reasons the speaker agreed to go into business with this person in 2009 was because of their commitment to safety and risk management.

Background Music

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Background Music Continues

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Concerns About Vessel Design and Testing Redundancy

The speaker expresses concerns about some aspects of vessel design, such as using industrial piping for ballast and an Xbox controller for steering. They also question testing redundancy after a lightning strike caused all electronics to fail during testing.

Vessel Design Concerns

• Industrial piping is being used for ballast.

• An Xbox controller is being used for steering.

• Thrusters on the outside have cables that could be a snagging hazard.

• Lightning struck during testing, causing all electronics to fail.

Testing Redundancy

• The speaker questions where the redundancy is in testing, especially since it's normal for vessels with human life to have redundancy.