Lashing Containers - Long Bars (C-Bars / 3 high bar) Longshoreman work
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2022
- Example of hanging Long bars (C bars / 3 high bars) #longshore #dockers #stevedore #longshorelashing #longshoreman #longshoremen #docker #longshorewoman #longshorewomen #Ilwu #containerships #containership
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Good video. The only thing I picked up on is when you have the bar leaning against the container, bend your knees right down and grab the lowest point of the bar, then use your legs to stand up and the bar will slide up against the container without the use of your hands. Once you are upright you can then use your arms to place the bar into the corner casting.This way you don't have to re-grip to move your hands to get the bar higher. You see the guy stand up, lift the bar up and have to re-grip. These are about 20kg each so the less time you have lifting and shuffling them will minimise fatigue. Hopefully this can help someone along the way.
I'm just trying to show what works for me, hoping to may help others.
Thank you
Depending how tired you r and how much energy you have to leave In the tank
@@shannonmckee8434 When lashing I keep a pace I can maintain. I’ve done at least 60 long bars in a shift, with technique and years of lashing.
On a ship like that always hanging your 3 highs behind you ! Makes life hell of a lot easier!
I’m not sure what you mean by behind you. Generally speaking 3 high bars are not to difficult for me. Are you referring to people who are shorter and being able to reach? I can see how the would be much easier to do as you are saying then. Thanks for your feedback.
Thank you for your videos sir..I learned a lot new things and really helps me for me as a first timer to board a container Ship, this coming April ☺️..
Thank you again sir.
I hope more tutorials will come..
I’m happy to hear my videos helped you. I am planning on making more once day light hours are longer. I work nights. Be safe.
@@gdshiplashing8239 thank you for your reply sir..
Sir can you make also a video or add tips especially in lifting long bars ..
Coz I'm just 5'4" ft. Tall😄..
Thanks for the tips! PMA should be paying you for these vids lol
Thanks for watching. Keep asking questions
agreed!
Thank you.
You make it look so easy
Thank you
@GD Ship Lashing I been struggle put it in the holes. The way you do it make it so simple
It is easy to
I Think it's Kota Ship Because Always Kota Ship Have 3 High Lashing 😊
No it was not a Kota, it was a CMA
This is what I do at work every day The year
Right on, not everyone likes to do this job. I really enjoy lashing myself.
For a 5'4 footer like me this is kinda hard. You need extra effort.
Hi . i hope your online . . if youre right handed should you grab the bottom part of the bar by your right hand ? or ur right hand must be on top . . please answer . .
Honestly I use both hands being left handed. Being able to use both hand allows you to let one arm rest and recover while using the other arm/hand.
@@gdshiplashing8239 Thank you so Much ,very quick reply !! hope to see for videos coming from you . best regards from your filipino stevedore fan !
How do you get the tippy tippy top containers?
Tip can are just secured by cones.
How are they going to reach the top containers ?
The crane will bring the stevedore on top of the container. Are you new to the industry or just curios about how it all works?
Bro, I'm lashing in Korea. It's only been a month since I learned, but I can't carry the long-bar because it's too heavy for me. I'd appreciate it if you could post a tip video about this!!
Thanks for the question. For the most part try to use your legs to help lift, also leaning it up against the can helps. But in the future, I can definitely make another video on the long-bar. It is more about technique than strength. I also try to keep the bar close to my body as I lift.
@@gdshiplashing8239 It's a big challenge for me, who sometimes throws a long bar on land and sea, and then just goes up to the bottom and lacks muscle strength and skills. I'm 6.44 feet tall, and I'm not even arm-length, so technology is very important. I wonder why you're making them walk in a dangerous I think we can just grab it by the head and drag it, and Korea is still a backward country in terms of port work.
@@gdshiplashing8239 Thank you for your great advice I think it would be very helpful if you could cut a tip video when you go up with someone who is about my height. God bless you
I'm 6ft tall. If the bar is too heavy for you don't walk around with is as I do. I would recommend placing the bottom of the long-bar near where you need to put it in. If there isn't anything you can catch it on, then have your partner put their foot down as a stopper.
I'm sorry. There was a typo. I am 5.44 feet tall.
Bridge lashing is always hard to me
I must be honest; I do prefer deck lashing.
Where is this terminal?
Seattle
Really ! He have a sweater around his neck? Hahaha!
She has another shirt she is carrying around her neck. We work where is gets cold in the winter. She is carrying it for when we stop working later.
What port are you from?
Bro I'm a Lashing worker in PSA terminal Singapore I have 2 year experience but her salary it's low so I want Lashing job in Europe countries so please if any help for me.
Sorry I don't have an answer for you.
Bro
Can get Ur contact number
how much Salery
@@josephpaul6461
900 SGD only food and accommodation free
plz gloves inpormation
Gloves seem to be a preference for people. I prefer rigger style gloves.
Please tell me where to buy it
The employer provides them for us in our port. Before they did I bought them on Amazon usually spending $20-$35 for a pair of gloves.