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United States Coast Guard United States Coast Guard MISLE Incident Investigation Report For IYANOUGH - Allision & Grounding On 16Jun2017 21:35:00 EDT MISLE Activity Number: 6187583 MISLE Case Number: 1083961 MISLE Incident Investigation Report I. INCIDENT INVESTIGATION – GENERAL INFORMATION On 16 June, 2017 at approximately 2135 local time, the high speed catamaran passenger ferry IYANOUGH (subchapter K), travelling from Nantucket, MA to Hyannis, MA on its last run of the day at a cruising speed of approximately 32 knots, allided with the west breakwater jetty near Hyannis Harbor and ran hard aground. The vessel was carrying 48 passengers, six crew, and three concessionaires. The allision and grounding caused severe damage to the ship's hulls with two penetrations below the water line on the starboard side and an approximately one foot inset/penetration in the port side above the water line. The center hull was also holed and damaged. All three hulls had multiple additional scrapes and indents for approximately 30 feet starting from the bow. Fifteen people were transported to Cape Cod Hospital for evaluation and triage; seven of the fifteen had injuries beyond first aid and were treated and released by the next day. Drug and alcohol testing was completed on the crew directly involved. As a result of its investigation, the Coast Guard has determined that the initiating event for this casualty was the allision with the Hyannis Harbor breakwater. The causal factors that contributed to this casualty include: (1) a loss of situational awareness by the bridge crew, (2) the 1st officer's lack of familiarity and training with the vessel, (3) the master's distraction due to helping the 1st officer energize the spotlight at a critical time during transit, (4) perceptual confusions by the master relating to the radar images, (5) reduced visibility due to the weather conditions and time of day (winds in excess of 30 knots, 6-8 foot seas, patchy fog, rain/drizzle, sunset at 2018, and last light at 2052), (6) the speed of the vessel (32 knots), and (7) the IYANOUGH's operations manual was not in compliance with Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circular (NVIC) NO. 5-01. Personnel Casualty Summary Total Missing = 0 Total Dead = 0 Total Injured = 7 Total At Risk, Not Injured = 0 Total People At Risk = 57 Vessel(s) Status Summary Actual Total Loss = 0 Total Constructive Loss Salvaged = 0 Total Constructive Loss Unsalvaged = 0 Damaged = 1 Undamaged = 0 Property Damage Summary Vessel(s) = $ 350000 Cargo = $ 0 Facility(s) = $ 0 Other = $ 100000 * Includes estimates II. LOCATIONS Description Latitude Longitude Hyannis Harbor West Jetty 41°37.5 N 070°17.6 W III. INVOLVED PERSONNEL Name: Team Lead: No 2 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Point Of Contact: No Role: Investigation Support Status: Assigned Department Id: 008368 Type/Rank: Civilian - GS-13 Agency Type/Agency: Federal - DHS/Federal - DHS Source Id/Source /Direct Access Personnel Comments: Name: Team Lead: No Point Of Contact: No Role: Investigation Administration/Review Status: Assigned Department Id: 008370 Type/Rank: Officer - Military Officer (O4) Agency Type/Agency: Federal - DHS/Federal - DHS Source Id/Source: /Direct Access Personnel Comments: Name: Team Lead: Yes Point Of Contact: Yes Role: Investigating Officer - Field Investigation Status: Assigned Department Id: 008370 Type/Rank: Warrant - Warrant Officer (W4) Agency Type/Agency: Federal - DHS/Federal - DHS Source Id/Source: /Direct Access Personnel Comments: Name: Team Lead: No Point Of Contact: No Role: Investigation Administration/Review Status: Assigned Department Id: 008370 Type/Rank: Civilian - GS-12 Agency Type/Agency: Federal - DHS/Federal - DHS Source Id/Source: /Direct Access Personnel Comments: Name: Team Lead: No Point Of Contact: No Role: Investigating Officer - Field Investigation 3 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Status: Assigned Department Id: 008374 Type/Rank: Officer - Military Officer (O3) Agency Type/Agency: Federal - DHS/Federal - DHS Source Id/Source /Direct Access Personnel Comments: IV. INVOLVED TEAM V. INVOLVED SUBJECTS Involved Vessels Name: MV IYANOUGH Flag: UNITED STATES Primary VIN: 1185366 Call Sign: WDD4527 Damage Status: Damaged Role: Involved in a Marine Casualty Classification, Type, Subtype: Passenger Ship, Ferry, General (More Than 6, Gross Tonnage < 100) Gross Tonnage: Net Tonnage: Dead Wt. Tonnage: Length: 144.5 Home/Hailing Port: WOODS HOLE Keel Laid Date: 01Nov2005 Delivery Date: 15Dec2006 Place of Construction: SOMERSET, Massachusetts, UNITED STATES Builder Name: Propulsion Type: Diesel Reduction Ahead HP: 9400 Master: Classification Society: Owner: Operator: MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF Inspection Subchapter: K Most Recent Vessel Inspection Activity: 6127670, 14Apr2017 14:58:35 EDT Current Certificate of Inspection: Issued On: 07Apr2016 by Marine Safety Detachment Cape Cod Involved Persons Status: Not at Risk Role: Witness Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Home/Primary Residence): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured 4 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Phone Number): Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Female Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Home/Primary Residence): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Primary): 5 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Not at Risk Role: Medical Review Officer Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Primary): 800-350-4511 Address (Primary): AllOne Resources 600 West Cummings Park Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Not at Risk Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: @comcast.net Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number: Address (Home/Primary Residence): UNITED STATES Comments: KARL Status: Not at Risk Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number (Mobile): Address (Home/Primary Residence): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Injured 6 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Role: Subject of Investigation Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number: Address (Primary): UNITED STATES Comments: Status: Not at Risk Role: Witness Gender: Male Age: SSN: Birth Date: Email Address: Phone Number: Address (Home/Primary Residence): UNITED STATES Comments: Drug and Alcohol Testing. The following people have been determined by the Coast Guard, Law Enforcement Personnel, and/or the Marine Employer to have been directly involved in a Serious Marine Incident as defined in 46 CFR 4.03-2: Subject of Investigation Subject of Investigation Involved Organizations MASSACHUSETTS COMMONWEALTH OF Role: Other Email Address: Phone Number (NVDC Phone Number): 508-548-5011 Address (Primary Place of Business): WOODS HOLE, MARTHA'S VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET STEAMSHIP AUTHORITY FOOT OF RAILROAD AVENUE PO BOX 284 WOODS HOLE, Massachusetts 02543 UNITED STATES Comments: Involved Facilities Facility Name: Hyannis Harbor Waterfront Type: Waterfront Facility Status: Damaged and Not Repaired - Operational Role: Site of Incident Contact Phone: Location: Latitude: Longitude: Involved Waterways Nantucket Sound Role: Location Description: Hyannis Harbor West Jetty 7 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Involved Other Subjects: None VI. EVIDENCE Control Number: 6187583 - MISLE - 0 Description: MISLE Notification #799553 for a report of an incident received by Telephone call to Coast Guard Evidence Type: Misle Notification Collection Information Date/Time: 26Jun2017 14:28:53 EDT Location: Sector Southeastern New England Collected By: U. S. Coast Guard Attachments Control Number: 6187583- 001 Description: CG-2692 Evidence Type: Standard Collection Information Date/Time: 20Jun2017 16:28:00 EDT Location: Sector SENE Collected By: U. S. Coast Guard Attachments CG-2692; CG-2692-Rpt of Marine, Comm Dive, or OCS Casualty; CG-2692; 26Jun2017 15:14:00 EDT; No Control Number: 6187583- 002 Description: CG-2692B Evidence Type: Standard Collection Information Date/Time: 20Jun2017 16:28:00 EDT Location: Sector SENE Collected By: U. S. Coast Guard Attachments CG-2692B; CG-2692B-Rpt of Mandatory Chem Test Following SMI; 26Jun2017 15:15:01 EDT; No 8 of 46 MISLE Incident Investigation Report Control Number: 6187583- 003 Description: CG-2692C Evidence Type: Standard Collection Information Date/Time: 20Jun2017 16:28:00 EDT Location: Sector SENE Collected By: U. S. Coast Guard Attachments CG-2692C; Other; CG-2692C; 26Jun2017 15:17:28 EDT; No Control Number: 6187583- 004 Description: CG-2692D Evidence Type: Standard Collection Information Date/Time: 20Jun2017 16:28:00 EDT Location: Sector SENE Collected By: U. S. Coast Guard Attachments CG-2692D; Other; CG-2692D; 26Jun2017 15:20:13 EDT; No Control Number: 6187583- 005 Description:
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