Passenger Lifebelt Warning
Urges stewardess Annie Robinson to wear her lifebelt visibly so passengers understand the seriousness of the emergency.
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Thomas Andrews Biography and Timeline — Page 2
Follow Thomas Andrews through 53 dated historical records for Ireland.
Thomas Andrews, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
53Distinct records
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1912–1912Years on this page
1912
Steerage Passengers Directed Upward
Is observed giving instructions intended to help steerage passengers move upward during the emergency.
Stewardess Emergency Warning
Warns stewardesses to hurry on deck and take precautions after the extent of Titanic's flooding becomes clear.
Titanic Damage Inspection
Inspects the ship after the collision and assesses flooding in the forward compartments.
Titanic Foundering Assessment
Advises Captain Smith that the damaged ship cannot remain afloat.
Guarantee Group Leadership
Leads Harland and Wolff's Guarantee Group aboard Titanic to monitor systems and correct defects.
Guarantee Group Technical Monitoring
Directs Harland and Wolff specialists who test equipment, monitor systems and address defects during Titanic's first voyages.
Cabin A36 Occupancy
Occupies first-class cabin A36 while travelling aboard Titanic as the shipbuilder responsible for monitoring the new liner.
Titanic Final Inspection
Inspects Titanic during the final fitting-out period before sea trials and delivery.
Andrews Participates in Titanic Sea Trials
Thomas Andrews assisted technical oversight while Titanic completed trials before being handed over for her first voyage.
Andrews Inspects Titanic During Atlantic Voyage
Thomas Andrews travelled aboard Titanic to observe accommodation and machinery and note matters requiring further adjustment.
Titanic Loss Highlights Andrews Structural Design
Thomas Andrews died in Titanic's sinking, and investigations examined the ship's subdivision and damage limits.
Andrews Assesses Titanic Flooding Damage
Thomas Andrews evaluated the extent of water entering the ship and warned that its watertight divisions could not save it.
Records, sources and methodology
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