Containership Cargo In The Rain | Life At Sea 

Good to see you again. Bryan!! These are always so interesting, educational and informative when we watch them. TY for sharing all of these with us!! 🙂

Amazing videos Bryan, I'm fascinated with all the aspects of this massive machine and also with the quality of the images.

So good to hear from you again. Your postings are always good. Take care. Hope you post again soon.

Great to see you back Bryan!

Hi Bryan! I'm Port manager in Brazil and you chanel has helped me a lot. Thank you so much sir.

wonder how you'd react to being on a great lakes freighter where some of the ships are 80+ haha Good to see you posting again

Good to see you well ☺️

Wonderful!!!

Interesting. Very interesting. Good stuff. Scary cargo hold though. I couldn't go there. 😂

I really enjoy your videos. I hope you're back in the saddle and plan to continue. Thanks.

Was just in Charleston from the 1st to the 6th for the first time in ohhh... 20+ years, and oh man how it's changed so much from when I was stationed there while I was in the navy. Some parts I recognize and some I didn't recognize at all. It saddened me to see what very little is left of the former Charleston Navy Base as I drove through it. But at least a couple of our buildings, the former Commander Submarine Group Six and the former Fleet Ballistic Missile Submarine Training Center buildings are still standing, though where our barracks were located across the street from the FBMSTC is now just an overgrown field.

Another thoughtful and informative film, Bryan. I hadn't thought about the implications of cargo working in the rain for years, not least because most of my experience in the late 70's was that rain stopped play every time, as on breakbulk vessels we'd have to close the hatches pronto to protect the cargo and in any case the wharfies (aka stevedores/dockers/longshoremen) would mysteriously evaporate at the slightest hint of rain. Thanks for sharing your view of the world enabling us to experience it all, if by proxy.

Thats good to know, appreciated mate. Thanks for also showing the monitor stuff. Glad you show what you tell , it helps learning better. See you in the next video.

Looking forward to more videos my man!

Good to see that you're back

I do a lot of shipspotting near NY/NJ. These are some great vids. Really enjoy them. Keep it up.

Hey Bryan , missed you man .. Glad to see you again ... Love to see more .. interior ship is great too.

Brian, I really enjoyed learning about cargo operations from you plus the pouring rain really turned it into a learning experience.

I work at Wando; cool video from the other side of things.

Great to see another video. Love your content.

He's back!! Nice video as always. :)

Thank you - excellent God Bless

So fascinating 🤩

Good report 👍..the containers ship is clean with the rain ...no sea salt..lol Good job 😉🤙🌊⚓

Just subscribed. I’ve always wanted to see what it was like to live my life aboard a container ship and heard good and bad things about it. Hope one day my dream will happen

I enjoy watching your videos,first time I’ve seen hatch covers lifted.Always see containers moved .Could you show how different sized containers are stowed.Thanks.

Bryan why dont you talk about chasing lashers all over the ship to try and get them to do their job! haha impressive youtube channel found it randomly.

It is so nice to see your videos again, you do an amazing job of providing interesting content! I always look forward to your next video. Do you have any desire to be a Captain, I think you would make an excellent one. As always thank you and please stay safe!

I saw your name in THUNIVU movie credits...

Interesting.

My son has just got a new job as Security Detail on a container ship in the America's..... interesting watch

Great videos Bryan. I am currently working in ocean export and import logistics operations for a 3PL company. Considering going back to study nautical science in the fall to pursue a career as a deck officer. Would you recommend this line of work. Currently in Ireland.

Do you have a video or any advice on the entire process of getting a job on a cargo ship? Starting from scratch no certifications or twic card. Looking for a starting point and general idea of the process. Thanks for any help.

I saw in a previous video, that the cargo controls had a Roll-Royce branding. What is that is operating by Rolls Royce equipment? I'm assuming an engine?

Why is your name spelled BRAYAN BOYLE in Thunivu movie credits?

Where the hell are you Bryan

Hi Bryan, what happens to toilet water on these ships? Is it pumped out at port, or dumped out to sea?

You mean like that oil sheen at 2:49 :-)

Wow ari yow

#Thunivu

It's a heavy rain. Is the hatch cover at the container vessel water tight? If so, why do water ingress the hold? If not, why don't make it water tight? Then the bilge well won't be filled with water. Thanks.

I can see you in THUNIVU movie

Hello, I can fly film your vessel the next time you are in the Houston area. I have a couple Maersk Ships on my RU-vid channel. Third Coast Drone.

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