Maersk employees sound alarm after platform fire
A lack of progress in safety on one of Maersk's oil platforms has now prompted concerned employees to raise the alarm more than a whole year after a platform fire, writes Danish daily Berlingske.
by LEONORA BECK
A sprinkler system in miserable condition and unused scaffolding constitute a risk for staff, which has now prompted outcry from employees on Maersk Oil's oil platform Gorm Ekko, writes Danish daily Berlingske.
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