This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
Flooded Car often the cranes move very slowly and across flowing traffic lanes, the painted tires enables you to better judge if they are moving from a distance or in close. Truck drivers crew vehicles, maintenance workers etc etc it actually works. m
On this particular ship in the video, named Hyundai Dream, its capacity is 13,000 TEUs (= 20-foot long containers). It looks like most of the containers seen here are 40-foot long boxes, but ship capacities are expressed by the standard 20-foot length containers.
All those robotic transtainer.. really sad to see good paying job being replaced by robots. There are so few good jobs left and corporations are doing everything to not pay us while we give them all our money to survive.
This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
Great video - really fascinating how the ship is loaded and unloaded.
the operators loading the ship must be masters on tetris
I don’t know why but operating the crane looks both awesome and terrifying 😂
Your cemera position trik is supper and perfect locetion collect
Grammar 100
Be the machine....
Be the machine........
It is really amaxing to watch how they work.
That’s global terminal Jersey
This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
Author: Do you mind if I use this video on a training that I am working on to my staff?
I love this.
When do containers get secured?
You would think the ship couldn’t move with all those containers!
Why would anyone think that? Ships have engines that are attached to propellers that propel it, it's pretty basic stuff.
@@randytaylor535 I was just being funny. I Know how ships move etc.
What is the difference between the white and the blue cranes loading and unloading the ship?
Nothing really.. Just different color more or less
Why do they mark the tires with white paint?
Flooded Car often the cranes move very slowly and across flowing traffic lanes, the painted tires enables you to better judge if they are moving from a distance or in close. Truck drivers crew vehicles, maintenance workers etc etc it actually works. m
WHERE IS THIS LOCATION ? ? ?
How many container are loaded in one ship
around 16-18K depends upon how large shipit is 🚢⚓
@@saurabhmungse9864 you can 30k too
@@calebmanuel17 it must be triple e so it could be only 18k
On this particular ship in the video, named Hyundai Dream, its capacity is 13,000 TEUs (= 20-foot long containers). It looks like most of the containers seen here are 40-foot long boxes, but ship capacities are expressed by the standard 20-foot length containers.
ones like the ever ace are about 24,000teus
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Can I have permission to use short clips of this video?
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Can lee have some of those shipment cargo return please thieves.
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Bhai mujhe job cahiye ship mai
I m heavy track driver experience 12 years in Dubai please help me
All those robotic transtainer.. really sad to see good paying job being replaced by robots. There are so few good jobs left and corporations are doing everything to not pay us while we give them all our money to survive.
All containers from nzwide. Thieves. Shipment cargo thieves. Business.
FRANCE DIZ DAT.
HAIJULSK
Great video - really fascinating how the ship is loaded and unloaded.
This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
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This is why we all need EXISTING 80mpg diesel cars AND less consumerism waste. Longer lasting appliances and more permanent materials and building. This is madness.
14:24