The Transportation Safety Board (TSB)
The TSB has only one mandate and that is to advance transportation safety, which includes the fishing industry. TSB conducts independent accident investigations to determine the underlying risks and causes. The TSB then reports publicly through Accident Investigation Reports or Marine Safety Information Letters or Advisories. It is not the function of the TSB to assign fault or determine civil or criminal liability. Under the TSB Act all information collected during an investigation is completely confidential.
TSB INFORMATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
Transportation Safety Board targets 10 areas to improve fishing safety
Marine Investigation Reports Listing
TSB Watchlist - Fishing 2018
This Watchlist identifies the safety issues, investigated by the TSB, that pose the greatest risk to Canadian fishermen
TSB Brochure
This brochure is a list of accidents or incidents that are reportable by law to the TSB
Reporting an Occurrence
Reporting an Occurrence - Simplified
After a reportable occurence happens you can fill out the TSB 1808 Form or call the TSB at the contact information below
TSB Marine Occurrence Investigation Reports
JUNE 2014, FV DIANE LOUISE OFF CALVERT ISLAND, british columbia
June 2014, FV Five Star, Johnstone Strait, British Columbia
SEPTEMBER 2012, FV SEA GYPSY ENTERPRISES, 67 NM OFF OF CAPE SPEAR, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR
September 2012, FV Viking Storm and FV Maverick collision 30 nm off La Push, Washington
May 2012, FV Jessie G off Cape Beale, Vancouver Island
may 2012, Fv pacific Siren off Banks Island, Hecate Strait
TSB Contact information
Glenn Budden
Investigator, Marine - Fishing Vessels
Transportation Safety Board of Canada
Unit 4 - 3071 No. 5 Road, Richmond, BC, Canada
phone: 604-666-2712
fax: 604-666-7230
cell: 604-619-6090
email: glenn.budden@tsb.gc.ca
Transportation Safety Board of Canada (tsb.gc.ca)