I was a Marine Engineer during my time at sea and even all those years ago we were expected to hold a certificate one above the position filled. While steam ships were still in the fleet chief engineers were expected to hold both motor and steam certificates.
Same here. Deck cadet last 2015. Graduated 2017, went onboard as Junior 3rd officer last 2018. And now a full fledged 3rd officer finally. Now about to finish my first contract as 3/O. Lot of new experiences. Super blessed to have this opportunity being only 23yrs old. Nice vlog chief! Drone footage was awesome!
I don't know why I cried at the last part of this video. I used to go onboard Chief as a Deck Cadet. I've been on 3 contracts. Yet I decided to stop for a while to think if seafaring is really for me. After watching this video, I found my answer. Thank you Chief!! Have a wonderful career 🙂
Your right on all of that Chief. Two things I will never forget, getting my 3rd Mate rating and later my Unlimited Masters License. The bridge crews of 35 years ago were a lot different than today and frankly not as soft on the newbies. When I showed up the Captain asked who I was and I told him your new 3rd Mate. He never looked at me and told me to go measure the draft. Off I went with my pen and writing pad I did that 6 times, on the 7th time down the Chief Mate stopped me and asked point blank why the hell I was going and coming so damn much. I told him why. He started laughing so hard he bit his cigar into and told me that was his job and not mine. Furious I climbed back to the bridge to give the Captain a piece of my mind, for the first time that day he looked me in the eye and said, "Kid, it's your job to know your responsibilities, your watch starts at 0100." And that was that. Looking back I get the humor of it. You wanted to get angry and sometimes I did, but you learned from it.
Napaka ganda ng pagka Sabi niyo po sir yung " perfect timing at having a patience" 🌱 5 years na po ako graduate ng BSMT Hindi pa po ako naka sampa sana soon Perfect timing
@@mod6525 nahh we asians are the best as an officers and specially in management level. You on the other hand, non asians such as your pathetic self is good not only as ratings, but Also as messman .
Hi Chief MAKOi, What you say about studying, planning, working toward, and, if needed, sacrificing to reach your goals is true for ALL walks of life. It's clear, sound advice for Everyone. Thank you for all the thought and hard work put into your videos.
Hey Chief....Landlubber here...The immense responsibility one shoulders when working in a position like JR has got to be very daunting to a young man...God Bless him, and you...
I'm not a seafearer but those words Chief Makoi said about being successful were for all those who works in different industries not only to maritime. Thankyou Chief!
Thanks Chief! My father was a sea man on Bulk Carriers for over ten years, all though I was young and don't remember him being away, these videos give me clear insight into life at sea and I appreciate it very much.
I am an experienced English teacher and I have found this video very useful for my classes. I teach technical maritme English at a maritime university and my students love watching Chief MAKOI's videos. Thanks, Chief MAKOI
Nicely done, salamat po! When I was a Naval officer in the 70s - 80s, we'd laugh at how ratty the merchant ships were, and how it seemed no one was on watch. Several times if we hadn't changed course we'd have collided with a merchant most likely on "autopilot," at least that's what it seemed like. Nowadays, the merchant fleet has so many beautiful ships, such as the ones you show. And the level of professionalism appears higher than what I experienced in the military. Not a lot, but some. Thanks for this reminder of sea life and a look inside what the merchant marine is like in modern times.
One of the best written and produced videos I've yet seen on TH-cam. You certainly put time, care, and a search for perfection into this work! The content reveals the heart of this noble seafaring profession in a way like none other. Thank you!
I will be joining as 3rd Officer on my next vessel assignment that's why I'm here, the pressure is lingering pero kakayanin! Thank you Chief for the insight!
im not a sailor....at all.....but i found this channel somehow, and i cant stop watching. I love your videos, you are a true inspiration. Greetings from Denmark.
Chief makoi ur very interesting person to get to know. You are born leader you have the right quality too easy going friendly treating people with respect work oriented person I can say lot of you your face saying everything. I enjoy 😉 watching ur videos.
I'm a technician I work a lot with gmdss equipment. Sometimes I don't know what goes through the minds of sea farerers as they sail across our oceans. With your vlog it helps me to better understand like today I got to understand what a third officer has to go through thank you
I've been cadet for 3 contracts and now i signed my first contact as 3rd officer. Let's all not loose hope and as chief makoi said wait for the time to become.
Great content Chief. Just about to join my first ship as a deck cadet with my best friend tomorrow in Savannah, USA all the way from the UK. Your super high-quality videos like this one provide a great insight into the world we're about to step into. All the best and hope the seas are serving you well.
Thanks for this video . My Uncle William was a third mate on a US merchant marine ship during World war 2. Unfortunately his oil tanker was sunk by a German submarine in the north Atlantic with all hands lost. I wondered what he did on his ship.
Another great and inspirational Vlog CHIEF... Even when some of us are not seafarers, the way you show daily life at sea make easy to understand how hard is your job and how proud your beloved must be. Thks for sharing. Regards from Spain...
FINALLY MY VLOG KA ULIT IDOL CHIEF MAKOI MY FAVORITE SEAFARER'S VLOGGER.KEEP IT UP CHIEF MAKOI NAKAKA-INSPIRE TALAGA MAGING ISANG CADETE NG PMMA AT MAGING SUCCESSFUL SEAFARER SOMEDAY.
this is very informative Chief thank you for this video,i will surely share this to my husband because he is also dreaming to become a 3rd officer someday,i know in God's time this will come but for the moment he must continue his hardwork and studies on board what he should learn more..hopefully this video will inspire his eagerness to continue his dream..Godbless your family and your vlog!🙏
Howdy from Sacramento, Chief! I'm glad I found your vlog. I'm a landlubber, but it sure is interesting to learn about your work. Your vids are clear and well presented. Subscribed!
I’m glad I found this channel. Great content. I’m the same age as the third mate in the video. It puts a lot into perspective, seeing how much he has accomplished while I am still looking for my future career. I hope it’s not too late for me to start the studies and training to be in his position one day.
No offense chief, but just wanted to say that you express yourself in English very well. You express yourself lucidly and are insightful. Love the tone (as in - style or manner of expression in speaking or writing) of your presentations. Your videos help me relax. Thanks.
I have no knowledge about sea duty but I think you wold be a marvelous official Spokesperson for any Shipping company! Your videos, I am sure must be very appealing to young men around the world!
Expectations met and exceed as S.O.P. for Chief MAKOi! Good advice and inspiration for young men with dreams Chief. I fortunate are those who have the benefit of a seasoned mentor with the heart to guide them through all the nightmares that will inevitably be part of the of their dreams as well.
I was curious about this - he says "he or she" at 0:20 but every video shows every seafarer to be apparently male. Hope that changes. Good luck to you!
Hey Chief! I really like your videos because it features the reality of what seafaring is. It is very informative specially for me since I was just new in the field. By the way can you make a film featuring the life of an Electrician/ETO on board?
Imagine my favorite vlogger heart this comment, how good to be inspired every vlog you exude to us. Iam incoming BSMT and hopefully all your advices and teachings made me a successful Seaman someday🤗God bless you more Chief!!!
Great video. I sent it to my 20yo nephew. He's still dreaming and doesn't understand that even when you're qualified, it doesn't mean you're going to get the job.
good morning chief engineer makoi! im a seaman way back then but now a govt employee now in our locality. i admire your skills in blogging about the life, adventure, experiences aboard the ship as well as off duty adventures. they say once a seaman will always a seaman in heart at least, my five years on board a 3 diff. interisland cargo tramping vessel. i enjoy watching your blogs,it's entertaining and educational as well! hope to see more! God Bless!
Very interesting , I come from a family of sea farers basically . My brother is a Marine Superintendent , whilst my cousin's are Captains . I was with the airline industry for many years and having said that I have been to The Philippines several times . I used to handle the Marine and Offshore portfolio for the airlines I worked for . My best wishes go out to this 3rd mate all success and hope and pray that he excels in the Marine industry and soon takes charge as Captain .
When sea duty has worn you down, I hope you extend your experience into training and education on shore. I did a paper on information warehousing to include experienced members kept close for advice. My county reserved a national award. I received a battery operated clock from my county supervisor. I turned down promotion to keep me in field operations and emergency response because I would lose $30,000 if promoted. I had nine chikdren: family first.
Chief...These videos get better and better. I have bumped along looking at the earlier ones. These videos are good for your company and the industry. Why would anyone go into the Navy when the Merchant Marines offers a better life?
Thank you for this very informative vlog, Chief Makoi! Thirdy na si boyfriend ko, nakakagulat ganyan pala workload nya sa barko wala syang binabanggit masydo haha. Good to know na naglabas kayo ng ganitong vlog. God bless you more po!
Chief makoi you are great. You keep us adept with your life on the sea. It's hard. With God's Divine Grace everything will be in place. Keep it up chief. I will always view blog with pmma. Thanks & God bless!....
I got a lot of lessons from you sir 👨🏻✈️ you're the answer of my ignorance... being like you is a beginner's hope like me, remain a role model for everyone sir, I always dream to meet you someday, because I believe nothing is impossible, god bless you sir 👨🏻✈️
My Brother is also a Third Mate and also a Survivor, February 25, 2019 Nahulog sya sa Ship nila during Rescue Drill boat sa Egyptian Ocean na ibaba sana yung boat ng barko, actually apat sila nahulog at tatlo silang nakakapit at kuya ko ang Nahulog inanod sya.. 1 hour syang lumalangoy sa gitna ng dagat nag ka sunburn sya sa sobrang init ng Araw sabi nya may dalawang pating (shark) pabalik balik sa kanya buti at di sya kinain, iyak ng iyak kuya q bat hindi sya binalikan ng Ship nila at pray daw sya ng pray iniisip nya if makikita pa daw kami, After that nakita sya ng EGYPTIAN navy na ship tapos may Chooper pa sa taas nag aasist sa kanila, may Video ng rescue btw at kami palang meron sa family ko nakuha namin sa isang naging Friend ng kuya q na egyptian navy. Kinulong kuya q dahil akala nila baka "Jump ship" or spy dahil hindi mukhang taga egypt kuya q, di daw marunong mag English sila kaya dinala sya sa land sa police station nila pati sa Prosecutor, nka posas pa daw sya tapos yung Food nya tinapay lang at basa padin daw damit nya ganun padin suot at dun na explain kuya q na nahulog sya sa ship.... Nasa Manila na Kuya q sinundo sya ng owwa sa airport, hanggang ngayon nag rereklamo padin kami sa Company nila kung bat ganun nangyari daw, yung kapitan na pinoy nila hindi manlang hinanap kuya q.. Na Trauma Kuya q dinala sya sa Hospital at naging Okay na sya.
I was a US navy sailor in the 70's and 80's, I used to look at the guys following us (Midway, Forrestal) and think, you guys are Russian or Australian, or other, we're the same, we're at sea. I loved being at sea.
Thanks chief! Can you do a vlog about how 4th Engrs work around the ship? I'm an aspiring chief engineer like you and I'm about to study Marine Engr here in Philippines. Thank you and bon voyage!
No matter how high you become in an Organisation, there was once a day when you knew nothing and everything you know today you had to learn. Good Leaders always remember that fact and allow for it. I was once a Senior Officer in an Organisation (2nd in Command) and I judge My Performance not by what I did successfully, but by what the Officers I trained did successfully, after I had departed.
Another GREAT video! What a fine young man, he will go far, the right attitude and temperment along with a lot of drive. He is endowed with "Sticktoitiveness" keep at it and NEVER give up! Thanks again Chief for another inspiring, interesting and uplifting video.
Chief, this is a fantastic VLOG . I'm sure that your job is challenging, and yet you produce this interesting, informative, and very slick TH-cam channel in your spare time! I really admire smart, competent people who can do this kind of thing. I'm just a landlubber but the world of shipping is fascinating to me. The young man, J.R., who has advanced to Third Mate, is an inspiration. Thanks so much for this insight into the world of big freakin' ships and the guys who make them work.
I'm not a seaman but I'm looking forward to all your videos that inspire me because I have learned a lot from you Idol Good luck sir Pa shout out narin idol. Thanks
Outstanding leadership video regardless of which career you want to pursue. When I was in the USN, we used the term "newby" or "noob" too. Those just joining the fleet fresh out of basic or A-school were referred to as "boots", short for boot camp. I never hung around officer country but I knew enough that ensigns, though we were required to salute them were the gophers (go fer this go fer that) of the officer ranks.
Hey guys! I hope you like this episode. Don't forget to leave a comment and LIKE!!!
What you really refer to is "the FICKLE FINGER of FATE"
Make 3rd officer of engine or something about engine
we would love to know the song sir!! really catchy!!
@@camilojr4995 "Wherever you may go" by Henrik Nagy feat. Tom Diekmeier
I was a Marine Engineer during my time at sea and even all those years ago we were expected to hold a certificate one above the position filled. While steam ships were still in the fleet chief engineers were expected to hold both motor and steam certificates.
Same here. Deck cadet last 2015. Graduated 2017, went onboard as Junior 3rd officer last 2018. And now a full fledged 3rd officer finally. Now about to finish my first contract as 3/O. Lot of new experiences. Super blessed to have this opportunity being only 23yrs old. Nice vlog chief! Drone footage was awesome!
Bro if u don't mind can I know ur college name
@@oleksiigoncharov thanks bro
Pmma to
Well said Chief MAKOi, "perfect timing, or more importantly, having the patience to wait for it" God Bless!
I don't know why I cried at the last part of this video. I used to go onboard Chief as a Deck Cadet. I've been on 3 contracts. Yet I decided to stop for a while to think if seafaring is really for me. After watching this video, I found my answer. Thank you Chief!! Have a wonderful career 🙂
Your right on all of that Chief. Two things I will never forget, getting my 3rd Mate rating and later my Unlimited Masters License. The bridge crews of 35 years ago were a lot different than today and frankly not as soft on the newbies. When I showed up the Captain asked who I was and I told him your new 3rd Mate. He never looked at me and told me to go measure the draft. Off I went with my pen and writing pad I did that 6 times, on the 7th time down the Chief Mate stopped me and asked point blank why the hell I was going and coming so damn much. I told him why. He started laughing so hard he bit his cigar into and told me that was his job and not mine. Furious I climbed back to the bridge to give the Captain a piece of my mind, for the first time that day he looked me in the eye and said, "Kid, it's your job to know your responsibilities, your watch starts at 0100." And that was that. Looking back I get the humor of it. You wanted to get angry and sometimes I did, but you learned from it.
Thanks for the insight Captain!
Trust me people, “The Chief” is speaking 100% truth!
I agree
Yep
Correct :)
D biro ang buhay marino,salute to all of u💙
Steven seagull?
Napaka ganda ng pagka Sabi niyo po sir yung " perfect timing at having a patience" 🌱 5 years na po ako graduate ng BSMT Hindi pa po ako naka sampa sana soon Perfect timing
What a fine young man.His parents must be proud.
I'm 3rd officer
I like this video too much
You are my best vloger and good TH-camr
Good luck sir
Indeed he is the best
من الأكاديمية ولا منين يا كابتن؟
@@mod6525 nahh we asians are the best as an officers and specially in management level. You on the other hand, non asians such as your pathetic self is good not only as ratings, but Also as messman .
@@mod6525 100 % of the ships, such as you non asians are not ONLY MESSMAN but also STOWAWAYS. That we keep on throwing away overboard.
Saitama ML ara you done with toilet. Good job,banana for you
That is one hell of a responsibility..
Pretty cool to see how serious these cadets take each task👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
This young man has the right attitude 😊.
Thank you very much for your wise and inspiring advice Chief 😊.
Career advancement through positive attitude, planning and work ethic is the way it should be. Good to see this is in action in the company.
Hi Chief MAKOi, What you say about studying, planning, working toward, and, if needed, sacrificing to reach your goals is true for ALL walks of life. It's clear, sound advice for Everyone. Thank you for all the thought and hard work put into your videos.
Hey Chief....Landlubber here...The immense responsibility one shoulders when working in a position like JR has got to be very daunting to a young man...God Bless him, and you...
Truth of life explained in the most simple way. “If there is no position. No promotion”. Thanks Captain. Safe journeys.
I'm not a seafearer but those words Chief Makoi said about being successful were for all those who works in different industries not only to maritime. Thankyou Chief!
Thanks Chief! My father was a sea man on Bulk Carriers for over ten years, all though I was young and don't remember him being away, these videos give me clear insight into life at sea and I appreciate it very much.
Favorite quote: Perfect timing, or more importantly, having the patience to wait for it. Well said Chief, thank you.
I just signed my 1st contract as 3rd Officer... thats why Im here hahaha
The pressure is realll 😂😅
So.... How is it so far?
@@plonker2819 yep
kaya mo yan mate.
I am an experienced English teacher and I have found this video very useful for my classes. I teach technical maritme English at a maritime university and my students love watching Chief MAKOI's videos. Thanks, Chief MAKOI
Nicely done, salamat po!
When I was a Naval officer in the 70s - 80s, we'd laugh at how ratty the merchant ships were, and how it seemed no one was on watch. Several times if we hadn't changed course we'd have collided with a merchant most likely on "autopilot," at least that's what it seemed like.
Nowadays, the merchant fleet has so many beautiful ships, such as the ones you show. And the level of professionalism appears higher than what I experienced in the military. Not a lot, but some.
Thanks for this reminder of sea life and a look inside what the merchant marine is like in modern times.
One of the best written and produced videos I've yet seen on TH-cam. You certainly put time, care, and a search for perfection into this work!
The content reveals the heart of this noble seafaring profession in a way like none other.
Thank you!
I will be joining as 3rd Officer on my next vessel assignment that's why I'm here, the pressure is lingering pero kakayanin! Thank you Chief for the insight!
Mindset, attitude and patience are the 3 ingredients. That alone is key. All the rest comes with a real education. Awesome
im not a sailor....at all.....but i found this channel somehow, and i cant stop watching. I love your videos, you are a true inspiration. Greetings from Denmark.
Thanks Ivar!
Chief makoi ur very interesting person to get to know. You are born leader you have the right quality too easy going friendly treating people with respect work oriented person I can say lot of you your face saying everything. I enjoy 😉 watching ur videos.
Congratulations to the new 3rd , good luck for the future young man!!!!!
I'm a technician I work a lot with gmdss equipment. Sometimes I don't know what goes through the minds of sea farerers as they sail across our oceans. With your vlog it helps me to better understand like today I got to understand what a third officer has to go through thank you
Aspiring 3rdmate, in the name of Elohim makakamtan ko ito😍. ty sa info sir chief
Great advice Chief. After a career of 30 years in retail management that advice applies to more than just shipping. Safe travels.
I've been cadet for 3 contracts and now i signed my first contact as 3rd officer. Let's all not loose hope and as chief makoi said wait for the time to become.
Goood job sir. You deserve it
Chief. i just had that opportunity too in my last month as Deck Cadet. It is a great experience onboard. tks for your videos
My dad was a chief engineer in the US Navy during WW2 on a destroyer. I love your vids. Thanks
His family must be very proud of this young man!
I'm from the older era of being a merchant mariner, from 1978-1989 on the australian coast 👍😎👍, great videos indeed, brings back a lot of memories
I love the measured and soothing rhythm of the Chief's voice. I'll bet he is a good boss.
Great content Chief.
Just about to join my first ship as a deck cadet with my best friend tomorrow in Savannah, USA all the way from the UK. Your super high-quality videos like this one provide a great insight into the world we're about to step into.
All the best and hope the seas are serving you well.
Thanks for this video . My Uncle William was a third mate on a US merchant marine ship during World war 2. Unfortunately his oil tanker was sunk by a German submarine in the north Atlantic with all hands lost. I wondered what he did on his ship.
Super Awsome Chief Makoi# and My Heartfull Good luck to 3rd Officer.... 👍
Just a cadet learning to be officer, great knowledge
Chief, you are a great philosopher! Thanks for letting us landlubbers enjoy the sea faring experience vicariously! 👏🏿
What a vlog to start your day. Ang bata pa ng Third Mate pero pursigido sa trabaho at dedikasyon. Nice. God Bless Chief Makoi and the crew.
Your a true inspiration to all those that surround you Chief. Be safe and thank you for the content you provide 😊
Another great and inspirational Vlog CHIEF...
Even when some of us are not seafarers, the way you show daily life at sea make easy to understand how hard is your job and how proud your beloved must be.
Thks for sharing. Regards from Spain...
FINALLY MY VLOG KA ULIT IDOL CHIEF MAKOI MY FAVORITE SEAFARER'S VLOGGER.KEEP IT UP CHIEF MAKOI NAKAKA-INSPIRE TALAGA MAGING ISANG CADETE NG PMMA AT MAGING SUCCESSFUL SEAFARER SOMEDAY.
Thanks Chief from one sailor to another... that was enjoyable and very inspirational. All the very best to you and your crew
this is very informative Chief thank you for this video,i will surely share this to my husband because he is also dreaming to become a 3rd officer someday,i know in God's time this will come but for the moment he must continue his hardwork and studies on board what he should learn more..hopefully this video will inspire his eagerness to continue his dream..Godbless your family and your vlog!🙏
Chief, i'm not into sailing but love watching all your video. You speak simple and clear English. Congrats
I just discovered your Channel
I am a retired Merchant Seaman after a 40 year career I retired October 30th 2019 I really love your channel
Good luck to new 3rd officer.. Great presentation .
Thanks Chief Makoi!
Howdy from Sacramento, Chief!
I'm glad I found your vlog. I'm a landlubber, but it sure is interesting to learn about your work. Your vids are clear and well presented. Subscribed!
I’m glad I found this channel. Great content.
I’m the same age as the third mate in the video. It puts a lot into perspective, seeing how much he has accomplished while I am still looking for my future career. I hope it’s not too late for me to start the studies and training to be in his position one day.
Never too late, go for it
No offense chief, but just wanted to say that you express yourself in English very well. You express yourself lucidly and are insightful. Love the tone (as in - style or manner of expression in speaking or writing) of your presentations. Your videos help me relax. Thanks.
@@ChristopherNips81 *compliment
@@liminal1909 lol
@@ChristopherNips81- just being respectful, that's how 'no offense' is politely expressed.
I have no knowledge about sea duty but I think you wold be a marvelous official Spokesperson for any Shipping company! Your videos, I am sure must be very appealing to young men around the world!
Excellent documentary! Bravo!
I'm crying while watching this. Thank you Sir. Learned a lot...
Wtf 😂
Your vids enthrall me! Makes me wish I had chosen a different path early in life! But it’s all good! Thank you for all you share with us!
Expectations met and exceed as S.O.P. for Chief MAKOi! Good advice and inspiration for young men with dreams Chief. I fortunate are those who have the benefit of a seasoned mentor with the heart to guide them through all the nightmares that will inevitably be part of the of their dreams as well.
Thanks Jack!
Now I'm a cadet, I get started my dream start in my english and speak.
Big thanks for motivation on your video sir.
Aspiring seawoman! ❤️
I was curious about this - he says "he or she" at 0:20 but every video shows every seafarer to be apparently male. Hope that changes. Good luck to you!
Thank you chief makoi for making this video. This will help to every Filipino seaman worldwide.
Hey Chief!
I really like your videos because it features the reality of what seafaring is. It is very informative specially for me since I was just new in the field. By the way can you make a film featuring the life of an Electrician/ETO on board?
Imagine my favorite vlogger heart this comment, how good to be inspired every vlog you exude to us. Iam incoming BSMT and hopefully all your advices and teachings made me a successful Seaman someday🤗God bless you more Chief!!!
Great video. I sent it to my 20yo nephew. He's still dreaming and doesn't understand that even when you're qualified, it doesn't mean you're going to get the job.
Chief Makoi, you're my mentor and role model ....
good morning chief engineer makoi! im a seaman way back then but now a govt employee now in our locality. i admire your skills in blogging about the life, adventure, experiences aboard the ship as well as off duty adventures. they say once a seaman will always a seaman in heart at least, my five years on board a 3 diff. interisland cargo tramping vessel. i enjoy watching your blogs,it's entertaining and educational as well! hope to see more! God Bless!
Very interesting , I come from a family of sea farers basically . My brother is a Marine Superintendent , whilst my cousin's are Captains . I was with the airline industry for many years and having said that I have been to
The Philippines several times . I used to handle the Marine and Offshore portfolio for the airlines I worked for .
My best wishes go out to this 3rd mate all success and hope and pray that he excels in the Marine industry and soon takes charge as Captain .
Waiting for Vlog Episode on 4th Engineer, your videos are very informative, thanks Chief !
Very good story succes to the Third Mate.
When sea duty has worn you down, I hope you extend your experience into training and education on shore. I did a paper on information warehousing to include experienced members kept close for advice. My county reserved a national award. I received a battery operated clock from my county supervisor. I turned down promotion to keep me in field operations and emergency response because I would lose $30,000 if promoted. I had nine chikdren: family first.
Another very informative and inspiring content.
Chief...These videos get better and better. I have bumped along looking at the earlier ones. These videos are good for your company and the industry. Why would anyone go into the Navy when the Merchant Marines offers a better life?
Thank you for this very informative vlog, Chief Makoi! Thirdy na si boyfriend ko, nakakagulat ganyan pala workload nya sa barko wala syang binabanggit masydo haha. Good to know na naglabas kayo ng ganitong vlog. God bless you more po!
Chief makoi you are great. You keep us adept with your life on the sea. It's hard. With God's Divine Grace everything will be in place. Keep it up chief. I will always view blog with pmma. Thanks & God bless!....
Really liked it....this guy(third mate) is very decent, he will surely reach his goal....
I got a lot of lessons from you sir 👨🏻✈️ you're the answer of my ignorance... being like you is a beginner's hope like me, remain a role model for everyone sir, I always dream to meet you someday, because I believe nothing is impossible, god bless you sir 👨🏻✈️
Completed my day once again.. God bless always Chief!
Thanks for the awesome content Chief MAKOi.
Excellent video chief. I am an English professor at a merchant marine academy. Your videos help me to support my classes.
Thoroughly interesting, informative and clearly explained.
I love all your Videos Chief You have a clear and soothing voice,
One of the best Blogger.. your Blog/documentaries are all inspiring.
My Brother is also a Third Mate and also a Survivor, February 25, 2019 Nahulog sya sa Ship nila during Rescue Drill boat sa Egyptian Ocean na ibaba sana yung boat ng barko, actually apat sila nahulog at tatlo silang nakakapit at kuya ko ang Nahulog inanod sya.. 1 hour syang lumalangoy sa gitna ng dagat nag ka sunburn sya sa sobrang init ng Araw sabi nya may dalawang pating (shark) pabalik balik sa kanya buti at di sya kinain, iyak ng iyak kuya q bat hindi sya binalikan ng Ship nila at pray daw sya ng pray iniisip nya if makikita pa daw kami, After that nakita sya ng EGYPTIAN navy na ship tapos may Chooper pa sa taas nag aasist sa kanila, may Video ng rescue btw at kami palang meron sa family ko nakuha namin sa isang naging Friend ng kuya q na egyptian navy. Kinulong kuya q dahil akala nila baka "Jump ship" or spy dahil hindi mukhang taga egypt kuya q, di daw marunong mag English sila kaya dinala sya sa land sa police station nila pati sa Prosecutor, nka posas pa daw sya tapos yung Food nya tinapay lang at basa padin daw damit nya ganun padin suot at dun na explain kuya q na nahulog sya sa ship.... Nasa Manila na Kuya q sinundo sya ng owwa sa airport, hanggang ngayon nag rereklamo padin kami sa Company nila kung bat ganun nangyari daw, yung kapitan na pinoy nila hindi manlang hinanap kuya q.. Na Trauma Kuya q dinala sya sa Hospital at naging Okay na sya.
Real Talk.. Opportunity and time is the most important.. And also a Supportive company..
Chief MAKOi, you made a nice video! Also, you spoke smoothly English, pronunciation is very clear! Thank you for making inspiring video!
I was a US navy sailor in the 70's and 80's, I used to look at the guys following us (Midway, Forrestal) and think, you guys are Russian or Australian, or other, we're the same, we're at sea. I loved being at sea.
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Im a graduate of maritime course.,after applying for more than 2 months im losing hope but ur vlogs chief inspires me not to give up.
Full of wisdom sir. Salute. Safe seas ahead
Chief, I totally like your video quality and production! And I like what you share, it is "Spot On!"
Thanks for sharing this video sir keep safe always maligayang paglalayag po,i also a seaman but only here in domestic,godbless you always
Thanks chief! Can you do a vlog about how 4th Engrs work around the ship? I'm an aspiring chief engineer like you and I'm about to study Marine Engr here in Philippines.
Thank you and bon voyage!
Sir ano mas maganda para sayo? nautical transportation or marine engineer?
No matter how high you become in an Organisation, there was once a day when you knew nothing and everything you know today you had to learn. Good Leaders always remember that fact and allow for it.
I was once a Senior Officer in an Organisation (2nd in Command) and I judge My Performance not by what I did successfully, but by what the Officers I trained did successfully, after I had departed.
In any work you do, in any aspiration you have, the same virtues will keep you.
Another GREAT video! What a fine young man, he will go far, the right attitude and temperment along with a lot of drive. He is endowed with "Sticktoitiveness" keep at it and NEVER give up! Thanks again Chief for another inspiring, interesting and uplifting video.
Thanks Phil!
Great job chief!
Napakaganda at napaka inspiring ng episode na to. godbless po chief
Very nice and informative video for people wanting to pursue a career in your field.
As a deck cadet, napaka-inspiring nito. Thank you Sir!
Chief, this is a fantastic VLOG . I'm sure that your job is challenging, and yet you produce this interesting, informative, and very slick TH-cam channel in your spare time!
I really admire smart, competent people who can do this kind of thing. I'm just a landlubber but the world of shipping is fascinating to me. The young man, J.R., who has advanced to Third Mate, is an inspiration.
Thanks so much for this insight into the world of big freakin' ships and the guys who make them work.
I'm glad you liked it Michael.
I'm not a seaman but I'm looking forward to all your videos that inspire me because I have learned a lot from you Idol
Good luck sir
Pa shout out narin idol. Thanks
Same me I'm flowing all his vedio
Aj I am the same. I have never been to sea and at 56 wont be. But I find the Chiefs videos so informative and well done.
go lng ng go espiling fir da wen
Yes nakaka inspire
I like your videos Chief! Please continue to do so. Ingat
Thank you, I will
Outstanding leadership video regardless of which career you want to pursue.
When I was in the USN, we used the term "newby" or "noob" too. Those just joining the fleet fresh out of basic or A-school were referred to as "boots", short for boot camp. I never hung around officer country but I knew enough that ensigns, though we were required to salute them were the gophers (go fer this go fer that) of the officer ranks.