“Mastering the Panamax: A Bird’s-Eye View of Dockside Operations”

“Dive into the heart of maritime operations with me as I guide you through a 30-minute journey operating a Panamax crane. From the elevated cab, look down over the bustling dock floor and the majestic ship below. Experience the precision and intricacy of maneuvering one of the largest cranes in the maritime industry, as I talk you through each step of the process. Perfect for enthusiasts and professionals alike, this video provides a unique perspective on the dynamic world of shipping and dockside logistics. Join me and get an insider’s view of the art and science behind operating a giant of the seas!” #cranedaddy #paceofthewaterfront #portlife

[@michaelb6400]

You guys get a lot of wind out west? It’s been windy on the East coast lately which makes driving super annoying.

[@Cranedaddytiktok]

We do get what we call the Santa Anna’s but very rarely. Do we stop because of the wind thank you for the question.

[@giebol28]

Great to see this in action!
Appears harder to load than unload, is that accurate?

[@Cranedaddytiktok]

Yes it is good eye

[@Tony-hn3mz]

No it's not. Depends how strong the wind is.

[@Cranedaddytiktok]

@@giebol28 yes

[@elcucuy6]

Is this in Long Beach or Oakland? Also, are those dividers on the ship to keep the containers from shifting? How many on average does a ship take? Thank you for posting! I always wanted to know how those things operate!

[@Cranedaddytiktok]

Yes, this is Long Beach and yes, those were called sale guides to keep the cans from shifting in the hold of the ship

[@francescoscarinci7109]

Interessantissimo! Che lavoro monotono, però! Non potrebbe farlo un robot?

[@Cranedaddytiktok]

"Non così efficacemente come gli umani, almeno non ancora. E questo cambiamento, che sta avvenendo in tutto il mondo, creerà una divisione nella prosperità. Grazie per il commento."