After a giant crane crashed onto a container ship stationed in Vancouver harbour on Monday morning, new video has now surfaced that shows the exact moment the structure failed.

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The short video was posted to Reddit by KMcM28, and offers a view of the incident directly across from the point at which the structure failed.

Different view of the crane collapsing. from r/vancouver

The ship the crane crashed onto has been identified as the M/V Ever Summit, which, according to witnesses, showed “visible signs” of damage after the incident.

Cargo onboard M/V Ever Summit shows visa able signs of damage as container crane collapses. @CBCCanada @CBCVancouver pic.twitter.com/3tjlZ4tvTS

— Kerry Morris (@KerryMorrisCNV) January 28, 2019

There were no reports of injuries in connection with the incident, and Canada’s Transportation Safety Board (TSB) said it has deployed a team of investigators to the site and is continuing to gather information and assess what happened.

“The container vessel Ever Summit struck a gantry crane while berthing,” said the TSB. “The vessel and the crane sustained damage.”