I love it when i get content from you. People dont realize how much work it is keeping this world supplied. The food at the birthday party looked amazing. Happy birthday to your crew mate. Safe travels
Love the great videos chief. I worked in the oilfield for 20 plus years running boats back and forth to production platforms and drilling rigs with an occasional drill ship in the mix. I am retired now but when the ocean gets into your bloodstream you never forget the constant call wanting you to come back. Thank you very much for allowing me to be part of your journey in the merchant marine. Have a safe journey and looking forward to your suture adventures.
while many of your viewers may have suggestions for your next work here, I am completely satisfied every time I watch your shows on UA-cam. its always new to me. I grew up watching ships come into the Duluth Superior harbor. I always felt for the sailors onboard, being far from home and families, even when its by choice, I know how difficult this can be in my own life. thank you!!
Chief, this Amazing to say the least. There is so much that goes on behind the scenes that we don't see. It's not as easy as you put off. But I know as well as others, that you are very busy. Thank You for the videos we get to see and make us a part of your Journey, I Truly Appreciate it. I watch for videos that you post all of the time. Looking forward to more. :) I hope someday that I will meet you and buy you a Snowcone :) (BEER) LOL Take care and Good Luck on your Masters. Tell the Crew I said Hi!
I see why you are going thru the straits, I didn't realize you were so far south already it just makes sense then going north and back thru the canal. Thanks for sharing!
another enjoyable video chief i always love seeing new content on your channel , i miss seeing Mrs Makoi and her cooking videos and everyday life at home hope she makes more videos some day , Have a smooth voyage !
Hello Chief, I'm an argentinian ex maritime agent and I always wanted to see the straight passing. Please please film it for us. I have been able to see short videos or pictures taken by crews on the way to the Parana river ports but I always wanted a good full view.
Good morning Cheif 🌄! Humm... 24 hours to load, 24 hours to clean deck spillage. Putting a sock on that shoot might eliminate alot of this mess. Stay safe and have fun 👍.
Good morning Chief. Thanks for another great video and Happy (belated) Birthday to that young man. Hopefully, his next one can be spent with his family. Does your ship have a Quartermaster?
Good day, Chief, it's interesting to see you work in a bulkcarrier instead of a container ship as the cargo operations & types of carrying cargo should be different. Pls consider to show more details on cargo operations, like trimming, ballasting & deballasting, cargo inspection & calculating loadable quantity, loading & unloading sequence. Thanks.
Around the long way, great video Chief. Is that normal or maybe I can only guess the restrictions on water level in the Panama Canal are biting pretty hard?
What happens when it rains during the loading operations? Do you wait till the rains stop or is there sort of covering? Also if its a rainy season whats the precautions you guys take. Thanks for all your videos. Great fan. Take care.
It's always interesting to see the procedures for dealing with different cargos. How did you eventually dispose of the water used to wash the potassium from the hold?
Thanks for another great video. Was the water used to clean the holds fresh water from onboard or seawater and was that water part of the waste that you showed being offloaded? I second the comment of another viewer - it would be nice to have more detail about how the ship is balanced when cargo is loaded, in transit and being unloaded.
They will have used fresh water, the holds weren’t that bad after the fertiliser so wouldn’t have needed as much washing / pre washing (still not a small job by any means) They offloaded sludge which is engine room generated from oil purifiers etc. The wash water will be held in the wash tanks until appropriate to discharge it.
My wife and I send balikbayan box's often to a remote Island in the Philippines. My wife grew up there so she is not spoiled like many city girls. We are old and retired and grew old together. If I was not a sailor I would have never met my wife. You sound like Americano 🙂.
FYI chief, a good size earthquake hit Surigao Del Sur earlier. I’m pretty sure you don’t live close, but just giving you a heads up. My in laws in Surigao del Norte got a good shake out of it.
My grandfather was a dock worker in Sydney. In WW2 he was loading grain into a frigate for a blockade run though the straits of tears, Bab-el-Mandeb, the cargo net broke and he got badly hurt. Permanently lame. He was the only civilian with a Australian navy pension. There was sabotage on the docks, Stalinist working for Adolf! No one was caught. You guys have it easy today.
That's a lotta rice... I did a distance learning Masters program in Environmental Management... It does have its own unique challenges doing it that way. You should be able to apply a lot of real world knowledge to your thesis..... I did with mine...
With low water levels in Lake Gatun decreasing the number of ships transiting Panama Canal I would not be surprised if more ships option for Magellan until Gatun water levels stabilize.
Greetings Chief from Columbia River USA....Is the sludge Black water, Gray water.....engine room bilge slops?..Please give updates on your Master Classes..the curriculum and what your thesis will be.....I'm almost ready to do the same after you gave me the name of the University which had this type of study plan. I saw your advertisement in this video and it helped with my questions.
It's waste oil residue, mostly from the oil purifiers. Black and grey water is termed as sewage, while Bilge water is any water that accumulates in the Engine Room bilges. I'll give further updates on my Master's in the coming episodes but as for my dissertation, it's about alternative fuels.
Grat video as always fella Few questions ... when you were taking on bunker fuel you said that your colleague went down to do some sounding.. what did you mean by this ? Also with all that rice and dust all over the ship how do you go about cleaning the ship down after ? Do you just hose it down while your underway ?
Is the passage through the straits because it's cheaper or faster or is it because of the restrictions in canal traffic due to the low water in lake Gatun?
Hi Cheif, what are you doing to cargo spilled on the deck, as you shown in the video, are you going to collecte it and put it to the cargo holds or you just clean it away with air/water jet to the sea?
How rice is lost in loading? Second doing you have worry about dust explosions or fires? Also does a rice and similar cargo cause problems do the load shifting?
I found it quiet, also. I didn't put the volume up to 100%, but most videos I listen to are okay soundwise at 50%, whereas this one, even at 88%, was still inaudible in places.
2 years ago your videos encourage me to join in to the marine field at the age of 30....
Today I'm saling as ETO successfully... thank you Sir.
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ये ईटीओ क्या होता है भाई ?
I sailed 42 years , now retired, and never had the chance to sail through the Strait of Magellan. Enjoy the experience.
I love it when i get content from you. People dont realize how much work it is keeping this world supplied. The food at the birthday party looked amazing. Happy birthday to your crew mate. Safe travels
Love the great videos chief. I worked in the oilfield for 20 plus years running boats back and forth to production platforms and drilling rigs with an occasional drill ship in the mix. I am retired now but when the ocean gets into your bloodstream you never forget the constant call wanting you to come back. Thank you very much for allowing me to be part of your journey in the merchant marine. Have a safe journey and looking forward to your suture adventures.
Wow Chief, It's been a minute. Well done Chief Cook. Food looks great. 🇺🇸
Great vlog as always! Always bad weather in the straits of Magelan. Miss your on shore videos. Keep up the good work. Be safe!
while many of your viewers may have suggestions for your next work here, I am completely satisfied every time I watch your shows on UA-cam. its always new to me. I grew up watching ships come into the Duluth Superior harbor. I always felt for the sailors onboard, being far from home and families, even when its by choice, I know how difficult this can be in my own life. thank you!!
I do wonder what this facility does to responsibly dispose of shipping sluge.................. I doubt its good, tbh.
Great video! Glad your studies are progressing. Keep up the good work. Your a good inspiration for those to follow.😊
Chief, this Amazing to say the least. There is so much that goes on behind the scenes that we don't see. It's not as easy as you put off. But I know as well as others, that you are very busy.
Thank You for the videos we get to see and make us a part of your Journey, I Truly Appreciate it. I watch for videos that you post all of the time. Looking forward to more. :)
I hope someday that I will meet you and buy you a Snowcone :) (BEER) LOL Take care and Good Luck on your Masters.
Tell the Crew I said Hi!
I see why you are going thru the straits, I didn't realize you were so far south already it just makes sense then going north and back thru the canal. Thanks for sharing!
another enjoyable video chief i always love seeing new content on your channel , i miss seeing Mrs Makoi and her cooking videos and everyday life at home hope she makes more videos some day , Have a smooth voyage !
Welcome back Chief, we missed your videos ❤
Wish you and your crew have a safe Christmas and New Years. Keep the fantastic videos coming.
you have been one of my favourite channels for a long time. it looks like you have a nice life that makes sense.
Thanks Chief❣️ Would like you to talk about cargo liquefaction, the dangers, and how you avoid it onboard.
Hello Chief, I'm an argentinian ex maritime agent and I always wanted to see the straight passing. Please please film it for us. I have been able to see short videos or pictures taken by crews on the way to the Parana river ports but I always wanted a good full view.
Will do. 😊
Good morning Cheif 🌄!
Humm... 24 hours to load, 24 hours to clean deck spillage.
Putting a sock on that shoot might eliminate alot of this mess.
Stay safe and have fun 👍.
Thank you for your good work. I really look forward to seeing your passage of the Magellan Strait. I imagine it as majestic and angry.
As usual, Chief, a great video. Thank You.
Thanks!
Safe voyage to you and the crew Chief.
Thanks JP!
Good morning Chief. Thanks for another great video and Happy (belated) Birthday to that young man. Hopefully, his next one can be spent with his family. Does your ship have a Quartermaster?
3 "Able Bodied" Seamen. They act as helmsmen during maneuvering.
@@ChiefMAKOiwhat if they disagree ?
Left! Right! UP!
@@user-vo7vp1xm9q As long as it isn't DOWN
another great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🇺🇲
12:31 What a surprise, we just recently finish unloading MV Namura Queen here in Indonesia.
I always enjoy your shipboard video adventures. Thank you!
Well that was nice seeing Rio Grande do sul again. Was there in 1980 as a radio officer sailing with Blue Star Line.😀😀
The food for the birthday party looked delicious. It's nice that you get something, especially thousands of miles from home & family. Safe travels.
There is no doubt that the only ship one should ever consider signing up for is a Filipino crew. They have the best food, no doubt.
Hey Chief. Glad your well. Thanks for the upload, Safe voyage. :-)
Another epic video, thanks Chief.
I'm looking forward to the Strait of Magellan transit video.
Excellent VLOG as ever Chief
Good day, Chief, it's interesting to see you work in a bulkcarrier instead of a container ship as the cargo operations & types of carrying cargo should be different. Pls consider to show more details on cargo operations, like trimming, ballasting & deballasting, cargo inspection & calculating loadable quantity, loading & unloading sequence. Thanks.
I guess he’s the “chief engineer” it’s the chief officers job and deck officer do that I’m just guessing✌️✌️
@@virgilioangtimonel7625 Thank you.
Miss your videos. Thank you Chief!
Great one Chief! I enjoyed the video. Cheers!
Great video, as always!
Yeah Chief! Have missed your videos!! Merry Christmas to you and crew!
Good day Chief. Great video thank You.
Great to see another video Chief!!!!
You seem to have a great crew.
Puhon Chief, ako naman mararanasan ko din yan❤
Congrats on the 400K subs
Nice Makoi, visiting my country. Welcome
Around the long way, great video Chief. Is that normal or maybe I can only guess the restrictions on water level in the Panama Canal are biting pretty hard?
It's shorter. Rio Grande is in the southern part of Brazil.
Kindly make a video on adjusting ballast tank upon loading cargo
Enjoyed that one your cooks certainly know how to put food on for a party
What's the worst cargo to clean out?
That food spread looked really tasty. You have a great chef!
Great video Chief, what happens to all that leftover grain on the deck? Is the ship completely washed?
What happens when it rains during the loading operations? Do you wait till the rains stop or is there sort of covering? Also if its a rainy season whats the precautions you guys take. Thanks for all your videos. Great fan. Take care.
Cargo ops will stop.
We love you chief from Australia
It's always interesting to see the procedures for dealing with different cargos.
How did you eventually dispose of the water used to wash the potassium from the hold?
I think it will be discharged once the ship is travelling in open ocean. Well that's what I figure from what he said, though I may have misunderstood.
looking forward to next video. thanks for this video!
Congratulations on working on your MSE.
Straights of Magellan, is Panama as bad as they say with delays? Good luck with the weather at least they are coming into summer soon down there!
We waited 1 week at anchor to wait our turn to transit Panama Canal. That was last year. From reports, it's worse this year.
@@ChiefMAKOiChief, who will bear the risk of time loss? Owner or charterer?
Thanks for another great video.
Your video has gone better you are doing a great job
Thank you so much 😀
Another great video Chief. Does rice present a ship stability issue as some other aggregates do?
Not that I know of.
@@ChiefMAKOi If I recall correctly it's called liquifaction. Thanks for the response
Grain dust can be explosive. Is this a concern?
Long time no see How are you Thank you Chief very much for sharing take care great and stunnig video
Interesting video . Thank you for sharing 🌻❤️🌻.
Thanks for another great video. Was the water used to clean the holds fresh water from onboard or seawater and was that water part of the waste that you showed being offloaded? I second the comment of another viewer - it would be nice to have more detail about how the ship is balanced when cargo is loaded, in transit and being unloaded.
They will have used fresh water, the holds weren’t that bad after the fertiliser so wouldn’t have needed as much washing / pre washing (still not a small job by any means)
They offloaded sludge which is engine room generated from oil purifiers etc.
The wash water will be held in the wash tanks until appropriate to discharge it.
My wife and I send balikbayan box's
often to a remote Island in the Philippines. My wife grew up there so she is not spoiled like many city girls. We are old and retired and grew old together. If I was not a sailor I would have never met my wife. You sound like Americano 🙂.
Lots of love from india❤❤❤❤❤❤
FYI chief, a good size earthquake hit Surigao Del Sur earlier. I’m pretty sure you don’t live close, but just giving you a heads up. My in laws in Surigao del Norte got a good shake out of it.
God bless . Be safe
My grandfather was a dock worker in Sydney. In WW2 he was loading grain into a frigate for a blockade run though the straits of tears, Bab-el-Mandeb, the cargo net broke and he got badly hurt. Permanently lame. He was the only civilian with a Australian navy pension. There was sabotage on the docks, Stalinist working for Adolf! No one was caught. You guys have it easy today.
Do they process the sludge for the oil and grease to make fuel or something?
I think so. Or use at as fuel in a boiler.
you are lucky to have a good cook
Excellent video!
Nice 👍
Great video, as always! I'm just a bit confused - didn't you pass the Magellan in october?
i'm curious if you ever see the crew members that rotate off the ship on future assignments.
My brother in fleet management&My son on tanker ships in MTM shipping
That's a lotta rice...
I did a distance learning Masters program in Environmental Management... It does have its own unique challenges doing it that way. You should be able to apply a lot of real world knowledge to your thesis..... I did with mine...
Til the next time Chief.
With low water levels in Lake Gatun decreasing the number of ships transiting Panama Canal I would not be surprised if more ships option for Magellan until Gatun water levels stabilize.
Great video! Do you know where the rice was grown?
The -Spice- Rice must flow.
Good luck on your voyage! Where the slug comes from?
Waste oil from the purifier.
Chief when you come to port of cleveland id luv to show you my city 🇺🇸🚔
Greetings Chief from Columbia River USA....Is the sludge Black water, Gray water.....engine room bilge slops?..Please give updates on your Master Classes..the curriculum and what your thesis will be.....I'm almost ready to do the same after you gave me the name of the University which had this type of study plan. I saw your advertisement in this video and it helped with my questions.
Yeah I asked the same question!
It's waste oil residue, mostly from the oil purifiers. Black and grey water is termed as sewage, while Bilge water is any water that accumulates in the Engine Room bilges. I'll give further updates on my Master's in the coming episodes but as for my dissertation, it's about alternative fuels.
Thank you good Chief!@@ChiefMAKOi
What kind of precautions do you need to take, so sparks do not ignite the dust created in the loading
Grat video as always fella
Few questions ... when you were taking on bunker fuel you said that your colleague went down to do some sounding.. what did you mean by this ?
Also with all that rice and dust all over the ship how do you go about cleaning the ship down after ?
Do you just hose it down while your underway ?
He checks if the barge has sufficient amount of cargo in their nominated tanks. And yes, the dust gets hosed down when the ship gets to the open sea.
Chear fella thank you
From a very cold wet uk .. RESPECT!
Enjoy your passage through the Strait of Saints. I think pilots are mandatory, so you shouldn't get into too much trouble.
Is rice dust flammible like wheat dust?
Is the passage through the straits because it's cheaper or faster or is it because of the restrictions in canal traffic due to the low water in lake Gatun?
Probably cheaper and faster. Rio Grande is near the Southern end of Brazil.
Hi Cheif, what are you doing to cargo spilled on the deck, as you shown in the video, are you going to collecte it and put it to the cargo holds or you just clean it away with air/water jet to the sea?
The Cook takes it into the pantry.
Have you and ship been to New Zealand chief?
That rice bran and dust makes for a high fire danger. Thank you Chief.
How did you clean up the deck after all that rice was on it?
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Maybe in the next life I will join the life aquatic.
When cleaning the cargo holds, are any engine crew ( greasers, motormen ) involved, or it's only the deck crew (AB's. etc )
Most of the time just the deck crew. If extra help is needed, they sometimes borrow the engine crew.
How rice is lost in loading? Second doing you have worry about dust explosions or fires? Also does a rice and similar cargo cause problems do the load shifting?
Is this rice meant for human consumption? Seems very exposed to contaminants. Thanks for the video.
Probably for planting.
They use that to make Budweiser!
When on three is Paddy (Padi) > lose from tree is Gabbah (gabah) > lose from skin is Beras > when cooked is Rice (nasi)
Another GREAT video, but even with the volume on 100% I found it a bit too quiet. Do other think its too quiet or am I just getting deaf?🤔
I found it quiet, also. I didn't put the volume up to 100%, but most videos I listen to are okay soundwise at 50%, whereas this one, even at 88%, was still inaudible in places.
What is the source of the sludge?
Dear Chief Makoi - what is the name of the vessel you are
serving ?
Takes you a long time to vlog and yet your videos are are short?
🤡
Going north seems to be a shorter route.
Shorter distance, plus the Panama canal fee is quite high, and the waiting time to transit.
Without propulsion boilers, how do you burn a waste product like sludge?