Rescue Company Admits Safety Failures After Fatal Accident in Lofoten
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Adrian Willyson Brask (36) died while trying to save an eleven-year-old girl in Lofoten. Now the Norwegian Rescue Service admits that they have not done enough to protect their own employees and volunteers.
The rescue company's internal investigation group concludes that the company's frameworks and management systems for safety have been deficient.
A Redningsselskapet employee died while trying to save the life of an eleven-year-old girl in Nappstraumen in Lofoten last year. The rescue service acknowledges that it has not done enough to ensure that employees and volunteers are safe at work.
The rescue company has been investigating itself after Adrian Willyson Brask died last year.
A Redningsselskapet employee died while trying to save the life of an eleven-year-old girl in Nappstraumen in Lofoten last year. The rescue service acknowledges that it has not done enough to ensure that employees and volunteers are safe at work.
Adrian Willyson Brask (36) drowned during a rescue attempt in Lofoten. Now an internal investigation reveals several safety deficiencies in the Rescue Service.
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