How it's like to Work and Live Onboard an Anchor Handler! Operations and accommodation!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2021
- This is a video with clips from the life and operations onboard an anchor handler vessel. Hardworking guys.
Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels are mainly built to handle anchors for oil rigs, tow them to location, and use them to secure the rigs in place. Many of these vessels are designed to meet the harsh conditions of the North Sea. hey also provide towing assistance during tanker loading, deepwater anchor handling, and towing of threatening objects. - บันเทิง
Worked in the North Sea from 1984 till 1996 as a Saturation Diver (I'm Scottish). The first Norwegian Vessel I worked on was like a palace. They were as clean as an operating room. They had great food, working environment, well designed and they had it dialed in. We were like cavemen in comparison in those days. We worked 14-16hr days for up to 3 months at at time. Those guys had equal time off and job security. I was totally spoiled working there. The Norwegians have it together the way it should be offshore :)
Ever meet any faroese people when working there?
Rubbish don’t make things up 🆙
@@welshlyn9097 He's not my friend. Well I don't know about the standards in the UK at the moment, but Norwegian, Faroese, Danish or Swedish Manned ships are in exceptionally good condition, I have only heard good stuff about Faroese people for always cleaning and such and that's coming from people there, not the best things about Norwegian right now tho, they've been explained as kind of lazy nowadays
Do I have to be clean shaved to be merchant seaman?
@@carldotson3731 No
i crewed on ss minnow many moons ago--we got into bad weather and made a run to an island--we were ship wrecked on that island for 7 years before they found us
No idea what anyone was doing but the boat looked cool 🤣🤣🤣
Came here to say this. The boat is swank as hell, but what are they doing?
@@justincaldarella Ships aren't the only things that need to be anchored...these are 'other stuff' anchors, for floating drill rigs and the like. They drop the anchors in pre-planned areas with a float attached to each anchor for easy locating. When the rig is towed into place they tie it off to these anchors. When they're done drilling, they tow the rig away and pick up the anchors again for later use.
This looks so sophisticated to me. I worked on the North Sea with Smit-lloyd back in the seventies, the crew consisted of captain,mate,two engineers two ab's and the cook. Still we managed to do the same job. Whilst anchor handling and rig moves it was literally all hands on deck for however long it took. Many times more than 40 hours in a row
But th pay was good.
Looks a cool job in nice weather with all the gear and best ships , but it wasn't always like that. i remember in 70s in bad weather with Pelican hooks and Now High Horse Power and Crews being severely injured. Im happy to see the boys have the good gear that they deserve , but there are still some cheap skate companies around with poor gear. i was at sea for 50 years now Retired but still enjoyed watching.
It's been 23 years for me. Man that went fast and hurts to say it. It seems like 1998 was yesterday. I served army for 8 years 1990 and then MM 1998. Even that time period it is much different today.
Great video thanks for sharing such dangerous job but so rewarding. Hello from Australian seafarers Norway have the best vessels we always love to sail on.
Thank you:)
True enough!🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴
Norge the best🥇
30 years ago worked on MV Norsel from Tromso to Svalbard and return. A great adventure. Norway has been good to me. Greeting from Australia 🇦🇺.
I worked a anchor handlers for several years. It's man's work. It can be very labor intensive
This is a hardworking crew. I know. Good bennies keep us all happy. Great shipper.
Good experienced handlers. Win - Win !! Respect from USA USA
What a beautiful vessel!
Yes. It’s quite nice
@@norway.maritime I am studying to become a deck officer and I did my first internship last year on the Union Manta, now owned by Boskalis Offshore, former URS. Had the time of my life :)
Great to hear:)
This brings back a lo of good memories.
The trio of Siem Amethyst, Siem Topaz and Siem Aquamarine are all in Australia right now. They are servicing and handling the Ocean Onyx off the coast of Victoria at the moment. I have seen them a few times now and they sure are impressive vessels.
Awsome vessel and job. Thanks for taking us along and sharing.
Worked for a few years on Smit Lenga (ex Smit Lloyd 75) in the Magellan Strait Eastern Mouth, deploying anchors for Pipe Laying Barge "Yagana". Only 5400HP, Bollard Pull 80T, Karmforks, Pelican Hooks, no DP. We could run 5 anchors in less than 3 hours, then sleep 4 hours, and back to anchor handling, for days on end, until very bad weather came along, and the Barge guys decided to slip all anchor cables, while we picked up the lead anchor, and connected our tow-line, to steam about for a week until the weather improved. Of course we were then charged with retrieving all 8 anchor cables and return them to the barge for spooling on to their drums. Did similar work in the Gulf of Mexico, Cantarell Field, on Smit Hunter in tandem with Viking Bank which was charged with keeping the cable away from the sea bed with a running shackle arrangement. Loved it!
Great awesome video thanks for the upload
بہت مشکل کام کو آسان بنا دیا جاتا ہے ،ناروے کے انجینیر اس کام میں ماہر لگتے ہیں ،بہت سارا پیار ہندوستانی کی طرف سے
Anchor handling!
Really interesting video, watching it at night (3:30 am :) in New Jersey, USA
Great awesome video thanks for the upload 😀
Brilliant some more like that please
Best ships I have ever worked on of course the crew,chief engineer captain made it awesome as well
Awesome video too by the way💯
Love the video👏🏻⚓️
Thank you
Three of these assets are here in Victoria at the moment. The Siem Amethyst, Siem Topaz, and the Siem Aquamarine are all deployed off the coast of Port Campbell, Victoria Australia. No clue what they are all doing here but at a Guess, I’d say Gas exploration.
Skilled Operators!
This is a cool video!
Thank you
Howdy from Texas
Dam, what a bridge😳 🇳🇴
In Seattle we have a Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels and a Offshore Petroleum Distribution System Vessel. Two of the vessels are getting work done at local Shipyards and one is docked at a large fishing marine port. The names of the AHTSV's is called the Ocean Guardian and the other one is called Seacor Lee. The other Oil Rig Vessel that is in town is OPDS called the USNS Vadm K.R. Wheeler which is a US Military vessel.
Been there and done it all the best from retired oil worker llvlngln brazil
Sacre job ! bravo
Long time ago I've ever worked on a Norwegian Oil Drilling ship, badluck we expererienced a Gas Blow Out caused the Drilling Ship capsized and sunk.
take good care always
Awesome images and shots, thanks for sharing. Nice ship btw, well equipped for the crew it seems. You deserve some luxury !
Lil explanation about what was going on woulda be cool but neat footage non the less
Drilling Rigs that drill for oil are held in position by huge anchors(25t) but they are not equipped or able to deploy the anchors themselves so that's where these anchor handling ships(AHTS) come in.
They will haul the anchors onboard(09.49) then spool out away from the drill rig before dropping the anchor in the sea. The drill rig will then winch in the cable and anchor to tension it. To take the anchor back in it's basically the same but in reverse(pick up the anchor and reverse in towards the rig while it spools the cable in).
These AHTS can also replace the anchors and chains on the huge oil storage ships(FPSO) without them having to leave the oilfield.
Where I live(North Atlantic) the chains for these FPSO are huge with each link weighing half a tonne.
Respect
Ship that’s a nice boat
ОК. Beautiful
I bought a 2008 E350 extended van at around 6k the trans went out and it was mind bogging because I never even towed with it. it was filled with a lot of heavy tools... they gave me a rental almost equal to what I had while I waited for a new trans to be installed. throw. a thumbs up for Russ Milne Ford in Macomb Michigan.
Badass
I don't understand the common areas--I've been working on land-based crews for 25 years, and it's extremely rare for us to want to hang out after work.
This is my crazy work always... why because most like this field...
Crazy work. Extemely hazardous...but what exactely do you guys do?
I can move in on Thursday if that works.
I handled ASD, fix props, single and cpp. Shall I dream to work with ahts? :) I think tough men are out here
If I could do it again, life, I'd have a go at this I rekon. Orsom🖒
Why are the big winches so high up, not placed at deck level? (building an AHTS in a video game, trying to find some answers on why the whole winch system is arranged as it is)
Maybe to avoid dragging on the deck and thereby friction?
Those winch on top are for spare towing wire and anchor handling wires. The main towing wire and anchor handling wire are at the bottom. You can also run chains from the top gypsy. We run 3 chains at same time when we laid the chain mooring system for an FPSO in vietnam wayback 2012. On a skandi Hercules. A sister ship of skandi vega the vessel in the video.
why do they spray the anchor when its coming up
How many weeks are you onboard?
4 weeks on and 4 weeks off
Can a apprentice officer join dof group ?
What is the purpose of these anchors?
Floating oil and gas platforms use them
@@Fossillarson thank you for the information.
studerer nautikk for å bli styrmann, har du noen tips til meg? :D
Kult! Ja, kom deg på ankerhandling🤩
@@norway.maritime det ser hvertfall sykt nice ut :D
@@juliansanne5980 ja, det er en kul jobb :D
Bro where are you from
Norway
Umm… they make hydraulic machines that quickly cut anchor chains.
What it's like...
Does the captain also operates the winch or is that a job for someone else ?
We have winch operators. The captain controls the ship :)
@@norway.maritime do they need special experience for operation the winch ?
@@matthiasgraveel9191 yes. winch course
In my company winch is winches are operated by Chief engineer.
0:40
Is there a person in there ?!??!!??!
thanks for the music, says my mute button.
Can i join with your company sir
these men I'm sure have to be eating a high carb and protein diet
Don’t know anything about small boats. Let alone monsters of a boat like that. How many people does it take to drive it? Why are there some many buttons? Look like a spaceship ship from what I’m guessing is the driver’s seat.
Add some commentary please. Us land huggers would love to know what is happening.
Where are the femies with their anything you can do, we can do attitude after equal pay for doing the same job as the boys? 😂
Why the name anchor handler hauler boat
It's doing anchors
I have no idea what they're doing, but I bet they aren't paid enough.
Why won’t it let me subscribe to your channel??
You cant?
@@norway.maritime no I can’t. It’s because I am subscribed to too many channels apparently. I am very annoyed about it.💔
" How " . you mean. " what "
Spent far too much time introing the video. I gave up on it.
Let the oceans and seas return to their natural state. We must outlaw all industrial and commercial fishing in the oceans and seas worldwide.
What it's like, the word is WHAT!!! I can't get past the title. Learn the English language for the love of GOD
Get rid of the awful fucking music and repost
Miserable is what it is.
Boring