Salvage master slams risk averse industry
THE FOREMOST salvage master of his generation has warned of a catastrophe facing shipping and the marine environment if the industry he helped to shape over 40 years becomes too corporatised.
Klaas Reinigert, a former managing director of Smit Tak and president of the International Salvage Union, is calling for a return to the days when salvage companies were prepared to invest in equipment and people and willing to take a...
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