Life Inside Giant Anchor Handling Vessels in the Middle of the Ocean
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video, we'll take a look at the life of a bollard pull anchor handler in the middle of the ocean. We'll see how the tug operates and what life is like on board.If you're interested in learning more about anchor handling tug operations, this video is for you! We'll take a look at what a bollard pull anchor handler does and see how the tug operates. From this footage, you'll get a real sense of what life is like on board a large anchor handling tug in the middle of the ocean!
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So intrguiging. You ae brave people
I'm working on Olympic Zeus (AHTS). I heard you talking about KL Sandefjord, this ship has changed owners and is called Aurora Sandefjord.
Why so much crew?
@@codyvargas-burke4646 what do you mean so much crew?
Not only that but he fails to mention Sandefjords stronger sistership 😂
How you apply as a deck officer ??
Well that was a case of Bait & Switch. Over eight minutes of video but never once did it give any info whatsoever about the living conditions aboard as the title stated. No insight into the crew’s quarters, the crew’s meals, the crew’s recreational facilities, or anything else about “life aboard.”
I live in Halifax Nova Scotia and get to see some of these Vessels from time to time and they are truly a sight to see . I get to see a lot of different ships come to port but these look the coolest .
My first long haul was Barrington to California then produce back to Halifax . I loved hauling Canada was 29 years ago
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I've worked with the dynamic positioning (DP) systems on these vessels for the past 15 years.
This is wonderful. Great work
... sometimes during rainstorms ... wow :P
No problem, the crew are supplied with Umbrellas!
actually the sister ship aurora saltfjord have 7 tonns more in bollard pull (397 tonns)
Waaa.. video aku masa tarik rantai kat gypsy pn ko amik sikit ye 😆👍
Up to 100 people?
That is a lie of great proportions.
On the contrary the crew is very small although some guests may be present.
There aren’t cabins or beds enough to accommodate 100 people.
I have been onboard on more anchor handlers and supply vessels than I can remember and I don’t think I have ever seen a crew of 20 or more members.
Sign me up !!! I've got thousands of hours of sea time!!! Newbedford mass scollopper!!! International UNION MEMBER , LOVE THIS !!
Better don’t mention that you are a union member as you won’t be hired for sure.
Working with this ship good salary and benefits but the task delivery are very precise and exhausting
Long time no see!
I didn't realize they could pull the ocean.
i want to buy, a Giant Anchor Handling Vessel if i can get a reputable ship builder to build me one of the modern ones. I want it to be a very large and powerful vessel and the hull painted Blue with orange superstructure with my name on the bow
1:29 i've been aboard this ship the siem opal :D
Showed a couple of PSV while talking about anchor handlers 😂
A lot of wrong facts, but ok... But most who hasn't worked on one wouldn't know 😉
I haven’t worked on one but suspected this.. can you list out the wrong facts for our benefit?
Is the wire the same as a cable?
In the maritime world, those terms are interchangeable. A stern wire could be called a stern cable.
@@scottburns2600 Thanks, I have a logging background and we only called it a cable or line.
We would say wire, like workwire. There is a difference between a wire and a cable. A cable is often something we lay on the seafloor (subsea cable for connecting power or signals to a subsea construction). A wire is used for the steel wire we use to tension of anchors on rigs or similar. So it's best to keep them seperate in some types of work we use these ships for.
@@mariusholtergrvdal7386 Thanks for the clear explanation. It sounds as if you know that industry well!
@@mikeuyeda2330 I have a bachelor degree in nautical science and I'm a deck officer. I have worked on vessels like this 😀
American boats tried to go to the North Sea in the 70s and 80s but they couldn't do the job, the Norwegians, Dutch and German boats were built better.
A desperate attempt to drag the video out past the 7 minute mark by saying the same thing a dozen times but using different words. Amateurish.
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This a joke!
Lawa nya ni pulau pelantar.minyk.ke.em..
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