Thanks for posting! Both my brothers were sailors aboard cargo ships long before the internet and computers. They said life at sea could be very lonely and that as engine room crew, they had little to no contact with the officers who were supposed to stay to themselves. The favorite crew member? Always the cook ;) Amazingly, a raft of Vietnamese refugees was discovered at sea, many already dead. Brought aboard, the crew shared some clothing to cover them and brought them to their next port, Canada. Decades later, in Regina, Saskatchewan, my brother ran into a Vietnamese man who recounted being rescued by a Norwegian freighter and brought to Canada. Although they didn't remember each other, they recalled all the events of that night out in the vast Ocean. Talk about Karma! Anyway, great videos, I always enjoy them! Cheers, Doc
OOCL is a Hong Kong shipping company. Hong Kong used to be the busiest harbor city at one point. Based on his youtube name. I assume he lives and got his job in Hong Kong.
Jeff, thank you so much for all your videos, they are very helpful when preparing for lessons with seafarers- English learners. We enjoy your sense of humor!
I've always been facinated by huge boats and the life at sea. I stumbled on this video and like the blogger. He's concise, direct and easy to follow. Great editing
in reallity it doesn't rock . it's a very big responsability and whatJeffHK doesn' t say's it's that it takes a couple of years to become an officer . I'm a second mate ....myadvise is " if you like to go to cinema, drinck coffe in a coffe shop , watch some sport on TV , or just hang out with your friends ....don't become a sailor ....it's a very lonely life . Also that is a big container ship ...the smallers ones ...life is very hard on them , 3 port per day ....it means 6 manouvering per day , 1 hour per every manouvering at least ......you get very very tired ...belive me i know this
Just found your vlog Jeff. Thanks for sharing. I sailed on some enormous ships too over 30 years ago including a super RoRo out of shipyard in Pusan. Great life as a young man. Sure you have it all mapped out. Great video editing.
Jeff, I've been watching a ton your posts today truly amazing work. Thanks for showing me the world from the Bow of a ship. I fly a lot to Asia for work commissioning Chemical reactors, so like you I am gone from home a lot. Great videos thanks for posting always wondered what it was like on these container ships, they are just massive. And being a guy i love anything that's made of metal and full of rotating equipment!!!!
I have my meteorology exam tomorrow, but your videos I stumbled on are so awesome! Please keep on posting man, thank you for the good content! I wish you calm seas. :)
what an informative youtube contribution, professional and entertaining. on a personal note: my first time seeing such a timelapse of the night sky and clouds, The ship is very clean and majestic also , CHEERS !
Holy crap, I actually started experiencing motion sickness about a minute before the end of the video, and had to stop. Obviously, I'm not cut out for life at sea if I can't even handle an 8-minute video, let alone weeks, nay, months of the real deal... Aside from almost blowing chunks all over my laptop near the end, I rather enjoyed the tour! Very interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing this, and I'll definitely be checking out your other content... right after I stock up on Dramamine.
Very cool video. It's neat seeing the inside of those ships. I actually work for a tow boat company that operates from the monongahela river in Pennsylvania to the end of the Ohio river where it meets the Mississippi River. The boat I work on is about 70 feet by 26 and is three decks high. We operate a two crew system ( 1 pilot and 2 deckhands per watch) and the watches operate 6 hours on 6 off. Our boat mainly runs from Pittsburgh pa to the Ohio Pennsylvania border. We push barges that are 200ft by 35ft in a tow any where from one barge to 15 barges ( which is set up 5 long 3 wide).
I grew up in the sf bay area watching the huge container ships in the port of Oakland. I wanted to work on one. Still do. I'm sure it's hard work, but I'd love to live at sea some day
your videos are best learning stuff for how to do amazing editing and switching between the scenes apart from the amazing content that you are producing. Your cinematography is like a boss. Great fan of Your work. Love from Pakistan
very well done Jeff. It's nice to see the vessel tour beyond my desk :) By the way I work for the one of the biggest shipping companies, but I am on board very rarely, so your production has brought me some new experience :)
Got any questions? Follow my life at sea and DM me on instagram.com/Jeffrey.hk
What company do you work for?
Love how you explain everything not just film ..glad i found this channel !! You look very young man !!! wow
Is it nauseating to be in such a conjusted area
are you from HK? what is the shipbuilder of your vessel bro?
JeffHK During your free time Are you just allowed to randomly walk around the ship??
I'm bored with those aviation videos, now i'm started to watching SHIP.
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Next thing -> submarines xD
@@FranciscoQuintero-> Trains
Me too :v
You fool
Very clean and surprisingly accommodating for a "work" ship.
if there's nothing else to do there's always a broom or a mop!
Ever play hide and seek on the ship that’d be sick
Ya 😂👌👌
Yeah that game starts when the Somalian pirates board
@@gatecrasherkz7 my god 😂😂😂
@@gatecrasherkz7 thats cursed
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Very well done Jeff. I appreciate the tour too!
that is very sweet! I'm a longshoreman in the port of long Beach I drive a crane and I unload and load the cargo on this particular ship
JOE BILLINGS
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Can i become a crane operator? What i need to do or study? Thanks for the info.
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I drive reach stacker
You must be making bank
awesome u made it easy for a non-mariner to understand about the ship and its built
continue your work you are doing great 👌
Thanks for posting! Both my brothers were sailors aboard cargo ships long before the internet and computers. They said life at sea could be very lonely and that as engine room crew, they had little to no contact with the officers who were supposed to stay to themselves. The favorite crew member? Always the cook ;) Amazingly, a raft of Vietnamese refugees was discovered at sea, many already dead. Brought aboard, the crew shared some clothing to cover them and brought them to their next port, Canada. Decades later, in Regina, Saskatchewan, my brother ran into a Vietnamese man who recounted being rescued by a Norwegian freighter and brought to Canada. Although they didn't remember each other, they recalled all the events of that night out in the vast Ocean. Talk about Karma! Anyway, great videos, I always enjoy them! Cheers, Doc
OOCL is a customer I work with. Very cool to see this side of the business. Thanks for sharing!
+Mitch glad u liked it!
+JeffHK how do you get a job like that , is it through united States?
OOCL is a Hong Kong shipping company. Hong Kong used to be the busiest harbor city at one point. Based on his youtube name. I assume he lives and got his job in Hong Kong.
Customer of where I work too. Thanks for sharing 🙂
You make great video's! keep up the good work!!! I also make video's! I'm a container crane operator!!
You should do a 'day in a life of a...' kind of video. Great videos!
Jeff I wasn’t even into this stuff before seeing these videos.. you’re the MAN!!
Nice camera work, nice language, well thought out. Thanks for making it.
Jeff, thank you so much for all your videos, they are very helpful when preparing for lessons with seafarers- English learners. We enjoy your sense of humor!
+Елена Савченко thank you!
Fun way to show around the ship. Very impressive! Keep up the good work.
I'm pleasantly impressed with how clean everything is, Jeff. Thank you.
Hi, Jeff. I am the first 2/O of the mighty ship "OOCL Atlanta". Nice work! I feel homed after watching your video. Thank for sharing.
+LK Law :) Chief or Capt now? or working ashore?
JeffHK ，hi, I went ashore in 2008. Let meet in HK after you sign off. 😃
A lot of fun things to do while at work. Theres even a gym room on that ship.
I've always been facinated by huge boats and the life at sea. I stumbled on this video and like the blogger. He's concise, direct and easy to follow. Great editing
Of course, holly coffee machine!
Simply awesome Jeff, btw, you video is better than "Megastructures".
OOCL Atlanta, build by SAMSUNG. Looks like an awesome ship.
Thanks Jeffrey for all your professional videos, great work!
Great tour Jeff! Thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Thank you for the guided tour. It was wonderful!
This was one of the coolest videos I've ever seen.
well thanks again...i find these videos facinating. GREAT HOUSEKEEPING!!
great youtube contribution, after so long weeding thru the chaff, merchant marines rock !
in reallity it doesn't rock . it's a very big responsability and whatJeffHK doesn' t say's it's that it takes a couple of years to become an officer . I'm a second mate ....myadvise is " if you like to go to cinema, drinck coffe in a coffe shop , watch some sport on TV , or just hang out with your friends ....don't become a sailor ....it's a very lonely life . Also that is a big container ship ...the smallers ones ...life is very hard on them , 3 port per day ....it means 6 manouvering per day , 1 hour per every manouvering at least ......you get very very tired ...belive me i know this
This was very cool. I saw your video on reddit (mealtimevideos) and i'm glad i checked it out. Keep posting!
Cheers from Poland
Just found your vlog Jeff. Thanks for sharing. I sailed on some enormous ships too over 30 years ago including a super RoRo out of shipyard in Pusan. Great life as a young man. Sure you have it all mapped out. Great video editing.
Thank you HK. I just saw your 30 day timelapse video.
Fantastic...I really think you're talented. These videos are so educational. You made my day!!
Thanks for the tour Jeff. This was my first in a cargo ship.
By far the best of such type of video on youtube by far. Well done.
I've always wanted to know what it's like on a big cargo ship. Thank you for making this video!
This looks a lot better than my job. I would do this if I was young again.
Jeff, I've been watching a ton your posts today truly amazing work. Thanks for showing me the world from the Bow of a ship. I fly a lot to Asia for work commissioning Chemical reactors, so like you I am gone from home a lot. Great videos thanks for posting always wondered what it was like on these container ships, they are just massive. And being a guy i love anything that's made of metal and full of rotating equipment!!!!
Hey Jeff, your videos are a great entertainment between studying. Thank for sharing
i have the feeling you must like above and beyond, and/or any other producer from the anjuna family.! great vids by the way.
+Asnoldo Prieto thanks for the compliment! :D stay tune for more videos
JeffHK great video
What song is it?
Thanks for the tour! It is so cool to see this!
I have my meteorology exam tomorrow, but your videos I stumbled on are so awesome! Please keep on posting man, thank you for the good content! I wish you calm seas. :)
Chuck Norris plays with the same ship while taking a bath.
what an informative youtube contribution, professional and entertaining. on a personal note: my first time seeing such a timelapse of the night sky and clouds, The ship is very clean and majestic also , CHEERS !
Thanks again Jeff, another great Vlog! Keep up the fine work nice guy!
Awesome vid, I was so ignorant as to what a cargo ship actually looks like on the inside
They may be very industrial but these ships look absolutely amazing to live on... Asthetics aside lol. They seem ridiculously roomy.
When I was a kid I always wanted to be a sailor, great channel 👍🏻
I've been in this ship with my husband. For 3 weeks sailing...most of the time spent time in the recreation room😀🎤🎵...our room is on the F level...💕
Linda get back to work
Soy de Chile y me encantan estos videos mucha dedicacion felicitaciones... muy buenos....
Aviation is fun but ships are graceful.
Oriental Overseas... that sounds so much like one of those age-old lines from the steam or even sail age. Yet founded in 1969. :)
Holy crap, I actually started experiencing motion sickness about a minute before the end of the video, and had to stop. Obviously, I'm not cut out for life at sea if I can't even handle an 8-minute video, let alone weeks, nay, months of the real deal...
Aside from almost blowing chunks all over my laptop near the end, I rather enjoyed the tour! Very interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing this, and I'll definitely be checking out your other content... right after I stock up on Dramamine.
hahha your comment made me LOL'ed irl, hope you feeling better
Great vid! What an awesome look inside the daily life of one of these amazing ships! Keep the vids coming!
+Dan Garrett will do! Stay tuned
Fantastic video, thank you!
Thanks for the tour. Looks like a fine ship indeed.
The accommodations are pretty nice. Its a little clinical though. It almost looks like it feels like a hospital.
Extremely well done!
Dude.. This channel is amazing!! Definitely bring more of these tours and more starry night timelapses.. 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Thank you very much! I'm making a horror game that takes place on a container ship so this really gave me some good references
New to these videos and think they are awesome, been watching for hours you have an amazing life!great editing too
Amazing!! I'm contemplating on getting into the industry! This got me so excited!
Fascinating.. Really like the way you did this, and shot it. It was concsise, to the point and artfully shot.
great fun video, many thanks Jeff
Love your work. So many questions, but will keep watching your videos as you may have answered them already.
it is amazing!!! I can't looking forward to new video
Very cool video. It's neat seeing the inside of those ships. I actually work for a tow boat company that operates from the monongahela river in Pennsylvania to the end of the Ohio river where it meets the Mississippi River. The boat I work on is about 70 feet by 26 and is three decks high. We operate a two crew system ( 1 pilot and 2 deckhands per watch) and the watches operate 6 hours on 6 off. Our boat mainly runs from Pittsburgh pa to the Ohio Pennsylvania border. We push barges that are 200ft by 35ft in a tow any where from one barge to 15 barges ( which is set up 5 long 3 wide).
Dragon12792 sounds fun man
no wonder how massive it is :) keep up on posting :)
New sub. Cool videos! Been watching all day long. Thanks for sharin'!
Wonderful tour. Interesting, informative and creative.
Seriously well done videos. Thank you so much for making videos on UA-cam!
Thanks for the tour, actually learned something good and new.
I grew up in the sf bay area watching the huge container ships in the port of Oakland. I wanted to work on one. Still do. I'm sure it's hard work, but I'd love to live at sea some day
This was again truly amazing! Thanks for sharing!
sir this is awesome thank you for your sharings....
Thank you for your support too sir! Nice to see another mariner.
Чудова робота. Коротко і зрозуміло. Повага автор3.
4.38 sick paintball arena
A great piece of video again!
Keep going.
I'm very glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work man!
Crazy crazy big machines...love it
Your camera work is real good !! Keep up the good work :)
+Ivan.A Music thanks ivan
That was a boat load of info ! Thanks
your videos are best learning stuff for how to do amazing editing and switching between the scenes apart from the amazing content that you are producing. Your cinematography is like a boss. Great fan of Your work.
Love from Pakistan
dude i love your videos you do very good!
Hey I'm from yttalk! Awesome video!! I like the drone footage :)
Excellent documentary! Thank you Jeffrey, this provided valuable research for my latest novel.
Very nice video i enjoy them very much thank you for all your hard work
these are great vids I really love them
a veeeery veeeery cool video!!!!! Thanks!!!!
Dude, great video. I love your ship
That's Delta Port in the back ground! I will have to keep an eye out for ship in the future!
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Love your videos!
I never saw the steering gear on a ship like this. That was great to see! good work. Subbed.
Great video......................................................................... Thumbsup Sir :D
Magnificent machine. Almost alive
Heck yeah man this is a great vid. You earned a sub.
very well done Jeff. It's nice to see the vessel tour beyond my desk :) By the way I work for the one of the biggest shipping companies, but I am on board very rarely, so your production has brought me some new experience :)
+Tomek Maltański Glad u enjoyed it! i will keep making more!
Great video, enjoyed very much. Thanks for posting.
Hi! Jeff, good films! I'm your colleague at shore in somewhere of the world.
As below moved from airplanes to ships. Well made vdeo
amazing - you just see a ship and dont think about anything like this
I'm jealous with you work ....😅😅 I want to travel the oceans ..
This is great video well done :)