Difference between revisions of "KOHLS, Mike"
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<span style="color:#006400">''' KOHLS, Michael'''</span>, 58-year-old | <span style="color:#006400">''' KOHLS, Michael''' (b. c. 1961)</span>, 58-year-old Second Galleyhand aboard ''Conception'' on September 2, 2019 when fire broke out and killed 34 people sleeping in the lower deck. Mikey Kohl was one of the fortunate five who survived the tragedy. He managed to jump from the vessel's upper deck where the crew slept. He is a lifelong surfer and father of a daughter. | ||
'''4.5.6 Second Galleyhand''' | |||
: “The 58-year-old second galleyhand had worked on the ''Conception'' since October 2017. He stated that, prior to being hired by Truth Aquatics, he had worked in the restaurant industry for about 30 years. He did not hold, nor was he required to hold, a merchant mariner credential. The duties of the second galleyhand included food preparation, making coffee, washing dishes and silverware, and general cleaning in the galley and salon.” | |||
[https://dms.ntsb.gov/public/64000-64499/64213/638773.pdf STATEMENT OF MIKEY KOHLS] | [https://dms.ntsb.gov/public/64000-64499/64213/638773.pdf STATEMENT OF MIKEY KOHLS] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:11, 18 September 2020
KOHLS, Michael (b. c. 1961), 58-year-old Second Galleyhand aboard Conception on September 2, 2019 when fire broke out and killed 34 people sleeping in the lower deck. Mikey Kohl was one of the fortunate five who survived the tragedy. He managed to jump from the vessel's upper deck where the crew slept. He is a lifelong surfer and father of a daughter.
4.5.6 Second Galleyhand
- “The 58-year-old second galleyhand had worked on the Conception since October 2017. He stated that, prior to being hired by Truth Aquatics, he had worked in the restaurant industry for about 30 years. He did not hold, nor was he required to hold, a merchant mariner credential. The duties of the second galleyhand included food preparation, making coffee, washing dishes and silverware, and general cleaning in the galley and salon.”
