One misstep can lead to serious injury or worse.
Captain Lee Rosbach later told the crew, We were within 30 seconds of him dying.
While there have been no on-the-job deaths, theBelow Deckfranchise has experienced at least one off-camera cast tragedy.
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Captain Mark was 65.
“And she said like Oh, Im so sorry, honey, Captain Mark has passed.
And I woke up to that.
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Somedangers include boat collisions and fire.
The deckhand suffered severe brain injuries and later died.
In another instance, a crew member was driving a tender that collided with another small boat.
The crew member went missing, presumed dead.
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FormerBelow Deck MediterraneanandBelow Deck Down UnderExecutive Producer Nadine Rajabi said she haszero tolerance for violence on her show.
“Theres a lot of times like that where I will not tolerate that.
She added, No violence.
Any of those things.
Theres times where Ive been prepared if theres somebody that I feel istoo drunk, and theyre in danger.
Ive been prepared where Ive gone out, and Im like, ‘Hey, get out of the jacuzzi.
This is not okay.'”
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