Table 3 Haddon matrix of factors related to transportation injuries (n = 58) in Oregon and Washington fisheries
Phase | Host | Agent/vehicle | Physical environment | Social environment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Pre-event | Position: Owner/operator/skipper & Deckhand Work process: Watch, working in engine room, off-duty Drug: Not suspected & Marijuana Alcohol: Tested & suspected Human factors: None & alcohol consumption | Incident type: Vessel casualty Injury source: Substance and environment Initial vessel disaster event: Struck Rocks/Bottom & Smoke/Fire/Explosion Injury event: Capsized or sinking vessel & Explosion or fire on vessel | Vessel activity: Transit & fishing Vessel type: Catcher Fishery type: Shellfish & Pelagic fish Species: Dungeness Crab & Salmon Gear type: Pot/trap & Troll Crew size: 1 to 3 crew & 4 to 9 crew Weather-related: Yes | Fishery Jurisdiction: Tribal & STATE USCG Decal: Expired & none Safety training: Training received (i.e., NPFVOA, AMSEA) |
Event | Position: Owner/operator/skipper & Deckhand Work process: Watch, Working in engine room, Off-duty Age group: 40 to 49 years Year’s fishing: > 10 years PFD worn: No | Injury source: Substance and environment Injury nature: Effects of environmental conditions & burns and corrosions Injured body part: Body systems MAIS Injury Severity: Minor & moderate | Location onboard: Wheelhouse & Deck Abandon to: Water & other vessels Why in water: Swam to shore & no raft present PFD type: Immersion suit | Safety training: Training received (i.e., NPFVOA, AMSEA) |
Post-event | Injury response: Recovered by other vessel &USCG evacuation Injury treatment: No treatment | Final vessel event: Grounded & sinking Flooding type: Below water line | Mayday method: Radio & cell phone EPIRB present: Yes Abandon to: Water & other vessels | USCG Decal: Expired & none Safety training: Training received (i.e., NPFVOA, AMSEA) |