The investigation into why a cargo ship lost power and struck a Baltimore bridge last month, causing it to collapse, is currently focused on engine room equipment, the National Transportation Safety Board said Wednesday.
Hyundai, the equipment’s manufacturer, has sent employees to the Dali ship to help “download data from the electrical power system and look at the circuit breakers,” NTSB Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy told the Senate Commerce Committee. “That is where our focus is right now, in this investigation,” Homendy said. “Of course, that’s preliminary. It could take different roads, different paths, as we continue this investigation.
The interviews included the Dali’s second officer – the senior-most officer on duty at the time – as well as both pilots, experienced and trained local mariners who guided the ship along the narrow channel of the Patapsco River. Investigators also spoke with crewmembers who may be involved in the engine and electrical systems, including the chief and an assistant engineer, and the electrician.
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