Everett-based OceanGate faced a 2018 complaint filed by a former employee.
Byin the North Atlantic with five people aboard is bringing earlier safety concerns to light.According to court documents, David Lochridge claimed he was fired for expressing concerns about the vessel’s safety. The company sued Lochridge, accusing him of disclosing confidential information.
The document added that Lochridge believed the company could “subject passengers to potential extreme danger in an experimental submersible.” , the group was concerned that OceanGate’s “experimental” approach could have potentially “catastrophic” effects that could impact their industry.by a couple who had their expedition aboard the Titan canceled several times due to safety concerns and equipment failure.
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