This report discusses the June 6, 2000, fire that occurred on the
Alaska Marine Highway System ferry Columbia, while it was underway
in Chatham Strait, near Juneau, Alaska. From its investigation of
this accident, the National Transportation Safety Board identified
safety issues in the following areas: the adequacy of inspection
and maintenance procedures for electrical systems; the adequacy of
management safety oversight of maintenance procedures; and the
adequacy of firefighting procedures. Based on its findings, the
Safety Board made recommendations to the Alaska Marine Highway
System.
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