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Andrew Moll

Captain Andrew Moll joined the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) in 2005 as a Principal Inspector, and was Deputy Chief Inspector from 2010 until he took up post as the Chief Inspector in 2018. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology through distance learning while working at the Branch in order to improve his understanding of human factors in marine accidents.

Prior to joining the MAIB, Andrew served 27 years as a deck officer in the Royal Navy. His career was largely sea-going, spent in destroyers and aircraft carriers. His commands included: the fast patrol boat SNV AL FULK, while on loan to the Omani Navy during the later stages of the Iran-Iraq war; the Type 42 destroyer, HMS YORK; and, the Type 22 frigate, HMS CHATHAM.

He was staff trained at the Joint Services Defence College, Greenwich, and completed two appointments in the Ministry of Defence: the first in the Directorate of Naval Operations, and the second as the Secretary to the Chiefs of Staff Committee.

Andrew is one of the Younger Brethren of Trinity House; he is a Member of the Nautical Institute; and, he is the Chairman of Trustees for Southampton Sea Cadets.

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UK MAIB: The role of human in the digital marine environment needs careful consideration to avoid failures

byAndrew Moll

July 27, 2023

Andrew Moll, Chief Inspector of the UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB), explains the challenges and priorities of investigating marine accidents and trends that have arisen through the branch’s work.