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Cargo Ship's Deck Crew | Seaman Vlog
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2019
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In this video, we will be looking at the ship's Deck Team which is composed of the Bosun (Boatswain), the Able Bodied Seaman (AB) and the Ordinary Seaman (OS). We will be able to see the different jobs that these crew members are usually assigned to onboard a cargo ship.
Chief MAKOi
Seaman Vlog
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Hi there guys! I bet you were surprised to see a shipboard related topic. Full disclosure, this episode was sponsored so I hope you don't mind if there's an advert integrated in the video. Anyway, I hope you guys enjoy!
Hi chief
Sir,
Give me MAIL ID ...
I have interest join offshore
I completed diploma mechanical engineer.
And also ITI FITTER .
Cool Chief
My dad was a Bosun ! I dedicate this video to his memory ....
So was my dad! He sailed from 1946-1969 out of New York
I was an AB for years. I couldnt go home everyday after work. But when I did go home no one got it. You work 24 hours a day wheather it was actual work or actual standing by. It's a hard job but more worthy than any land job. I love the seas and I love the ships order. You do not have this on on land. I was blessed to see this. I'm with the Brotherhoods of the Sea.❤💯
I love the way you recognize even the menial tasks such as scraping rust and painting being as important as any other part of running the ship.
Salute to you chief and to all seafarers for their sacrifices and hardwork! God bless you all!
Greetings Chief!
Man, this really takes me back! I was on a US Navy fleet tug. (No harbor work.)
We never had cargo, but did towing, salvage, and just about everything you described.
We went all over, from Seattle to Singapore, Pearl to Sasebo and sometimes Danang. Hong Kong and Subic were frequent.
Sometimes I miss my days at sea. We are a Navy family, but my ship moved around the most. It was good experience. With LOTS of time with that old needle gun, chipping paint!
Thanks for this video.
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Hello Chief I'm Jericho Buno and you served along side my uncle Capt. Melvin Buno. He says great things about you 😊 I just recently found your channel even before he mentioned you to me
I'd like to see some more of what you eat on an average day or the crew spending time just hanging out together watching TV, playing and watching videos, playing games and just every day comradery along with associating during meal time. The things you might do at home just hanging out and enjoying time with your home family because I imagine crew members can get close to one another like a family also . Thanks Chief.
I have an upcoming episode about that.
In fact, the first video i watched on your channel was that cargo bay cleaning activity. I'm really amazed by the scope of work and the fact that there is time constraint and complexity of inspection.
Nice work Chief.
One of the most important duties onboard, maintenance, poor maintenance, things fall apart. Maintenance is ongoing, in port and at sea. Boatswains (deck department) need to stay on task constantly it can be extremely demanding and very dangerous. Were it not for the deck crews, ships would turn into rust buckets. Of course maintenance is but one of the duties of the AB's and Boatswain's gang. As you said, deck watches, wheel watches, it goes on. I have often thought that the deck gangs don't always get the respect they deserve for the hard work that they do. Thanks Chief for another great video production, well done!!!!
Thanks for a look inside your world Chief, sponsored or not doesn't matter, the content is what matters most!!
Salute to you chief makoi and to other seafarers out there
Deck department staff must be really working hard and round the clock. Their work never ends it seems whether the vessel is sailing or anchored or while loading and unloading cargo. Hope they are adequately compensated like other staff and officers.
Good segment Chief! Takes me back to many years ago as a "Roustabout" doing oilfield and off-shore construction and maintenance. Jobs were very similar. We did everything from garbage collection to working on heavy equipment maintenance and rebuild crews for massive industrial turbines, pumps, compressors and etc. Most could not tolerate it for more than a year or two.
I am the fresh graduate of Maritime school, and still waiting for the first training about 2 months before being a 4/o. and this videos is very educate, your english is easily to understand also. Thank You Very much, salute to you chief.
Thanks Chief! That's all we want, as your most viewers ask; what is life as a seaman is like? Thank you for providing us your videos explaining that. You do a fantastic job of describing and showing us the life of a professional sea merchant sailor. Love it! Thank you so much for your efforts in sharing your experience. Much appreciated!
Thank you for another great video I always look forward to your new ones. You seem to be a man with wonderful compassion for your fellow crew members.
Yes I think that is what comes across clearly in all the Chief's video. A great respect for all the seamen from the engine cadet to the captain.
This series is just fabulous!!! Very, very well done and interesting.😀👍
Hirap trabaho ni hubby..buson po sya chief..salamat at nakita ko ang araw araw na trabaho Nya.thank u very much chief..God bless u sir..
You sure get a lot of great shots of Astoria Oregon in your videos.
Hi chief makoi you're one of the reason im pursuing bsmt keep it up!!!
I'm a Bosun's daughter. Keep it up.
I love the behind the scenes engineering information you provide in your videos - always been fascinated with ocean going ships. Thanks!
One thing that always stands out., The Engine room is one of the cleanest have ever seen....
Chief MAKOi,
Thank you for making these videos and giving the public an inside view of ship life. Your videos are informative and thoughtfully edited. I wish you the best in the future and look forward to seeing new videos.
Best regards.
Jerry Mineer. Ohio, USA
happy seafarer day to everyone ! Thanks for your constantly hardwork
Nice chief makoi..i always watching your videos...truly working at sea is very tough..the salary of a seaman is not enough and cannot ever payback the time that taken from us,every single day of our journey..while we are far away from our family..salute you sir..
Naks naman si chief may ads na hehe congrats chief! At thank you sa video!!!!! Marami ako natutunan chief!
Sir Makoi, I am a Maritime Student please give me some aspiring words💕 Sir you really inspired me to become better for my future or to our future💪🏻🇵🇭
P’s. Salute to all seafarers♥️ good job 👍🏻
Can I ask you where do you study April ?
Very well inspiring po. Maraming salamt im also a aspiring seafarer hope so makaka sampa ilang taon na rin simula nung 2017 hanggang ngaun umaasa parin sana palarin makapag barko. Maraming salamat po ss video na ito godbLess you po
I’m going on ship as an OS, this was informative!!
Ty chief makoi for filming the life of a seaman now i have the idea what a seaman does in the board ship. And i want to be a seaman someday🔰💯
Thanks a lot for featuring this Chief Makoi.now i know.....what a great(difficult )jobalways keep safe GOD BLESS.Thanks again Chief for the effort just to have this video.
Chief thank you sa videos , it really helps and motivates me, lalong Lalo na kc bagohan ako sa pagiging OS, thanks
Chief Makoi, hindi ako seaman pero pinapanuod ko to... Thanks..
Re the rust removal and repainting, I like the attention to detail, but it's an awful lot of hard work, and very slow at that, especially on such a large ship. It is a never ending task! We have a saying, "It's like the Forth Bridge!". 🙂.
Congrats CHIEF...
I do really enjoyed this new one. Easy to understand the hard and tough labor onboard a ship.
Thks for sharing with all of us.
Best wishes from Spain
Dag dag kaalman po sa mga baguhan thanks chief makoii
Arrg the friggin needle gun!! 6 years in the US Navy...was intimately familiar with needle guns. Lol
I remember my grandfather everytime i watch your video chief. He is also a Chief Engineer like you, he died on board his ship last april in Argentina. After 2 months, His body arrived last monday 😭😭 Rest in Peace tay
Sorry to hear that.
Thanks Chief!
Galing talaga chief!!! Bitin na naman me.... hehehe... Hope to see more of your awesome crew and your adventures soon... ^_^
Deck Crew work really hard. Chief Makoi. You look very relaxed rested and happy. Lol!
Your best one yet. Absolutly perfectly done Chief MAKOi!!!
Shief, Excellent video, i see its a hard work for deck crew..i am a hard worker and its something i probably do on a ship.
Hi Chief, im not a seafarer but a chem engr "landman". You sure have a career ahead of you after retirement and surely will give most of our good TV host/youtuber a run for their money. Seriously, do you have a journalism background?
CHIEF ENGINE DEPARTMENT NEXT PLEASE!🙏😊
Great video Chief explaining what the bosun do.
Sir I'm still a cadet right now and still onboard here in our country (Domestic before International), and I just wanna say thank you sir for sharing your experience I've learn alot from your vlogs and I'll keep everything in mind the things that I've learn from your vlogs for my Future Embarkation hopefully Next Year International na 😊😊 God bless You sir 😀
this is pretty cool. you have a documentary voice . discover channel needs this guy. great job!!!!
Finally! The real workers!
Salute you sir, im a Ordinary Seaman here in our country and im hoping you can help us who dream to on board and work outside of our country thank you sir God Bless you
Chief. That Shirt though Hahaha!
#HouseTargaryen
Hello! Chief, Another great video, fascinating and educational! Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Canada
Another great informative video of hard and fatigued maintenance work by the deck crew aboard a ship🚢👏👍
Wow. Great video! Thanks, Chief!
Hey Chief, great video. Good info. Thank you and to all the seafarers for your service to keep the world going.
Keep it up and stay safe.
Cool Runnings everyone 😎😁
Chief MAKOi and house targeryan.. THE BEST COMBINATION!
22 year USN BOSN props to your hard working deck Dept.
Good video cheif its been awhile dont stay away so long looking forward to your next video thx
Thankyou chief! Now may idea na tlaga ako about sa deck rating 😊 this coming August na sampa ko hehehe.
Good Job Chief Makoi!!! Once again keep up for the Good Work! Nakaka inspire po mga videos niyo!
Absolutely accurate. Actually I was thinking, with your permission of course, to use the video together with some more as training material in a private training institution. If I have your permission I will give you full details.
You can talk to him in his fb page Chief Makoi. Good Luck!
Deck apes-> coveralls covered in primer and paint.
Hole snipes-> we stand there with a cup of coffee & a smoke...and watch. 😎
great video it is nice to see other jobs on the ship. I know you just touched on the deck crew. It would be nice if you could expand on their duties thank you
Maraming Salamat Chief Makoi sa Upload 👍👍👍 ingat lagi 👍
Great episode Chief
Will show this to my trainees.. if you could have Engine department aswell.. it will ve much appreciated❤
Always enjoyable and educational. Thanks for posting. BRAVO ZULU
This episode points a giant red arrow at one of the several reasons I believe automated ships are impractical.
Salute to you and your vlogs, Chief!
Hi chief, thank you for your nice video to show how it real seaman life onboard, be safe guys and god be with you always.
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Another awesome video. Thank you for your hard work. And sharing your knowledge
Brilliant video! I have had an interest in ships and life onboard for many years now, I recently discovered your channel and love it, I've subbed.
Another great video Chief!!!!
Salute You Chief Makoi for the great work and videos #Your Are The Best
Hey Chief, you remember to show everyone’s day to day job and roles except for the Captain. Show us what they do.
Sir malapit kana pala mag 100k subs congrats in advance on your silver play button.🎉👍
ahhhh...the enchanting sound of needle guns....
Thanks for sharing sir, god bless all seafarers!
CE makoi sir can you make a video on deck cadet..
.. How is deck cadet life ...
What is worn on board
My husband is working in ship.. marchant navy .
Very nice job,i want to be a seaman someday.
more videos chief for silver button😊
thank you for all the vlog that really matter for us, keep sailing😇
God Bless
I learned more from your videos than in my years in the industry. Keep up the good work and since you hauled grains, can you do something on "cargo liquefaction" ?
Good Video Chief...a hardworking crew.
Happy seafarer's day Chief MAKOi
your channel is great guy
I've always wondered this - why do they just paint the metal parts on ships, not use some rust preventing measures like epoxy primers, rust converters and rust inhibitors? Granted I don't know anything about maintaining an metal ship but i have lots of experience with old cars, and thats what we use there. Love your videos btw!
@deeiks12. Maybe, because they have to put something on it, they prefer to put something that looks nice, rather than having an all blue-black ship or an all browny-red one. Also some of the equipment and surfaces are colour coded to indicate their function. I think that the MV Belgrano looks a very attractive ship to work on board. An attractive ship is good for morale, and encourages its crew to give of their best. I would certainly be attracted to work on such a ship. 😊 .
galing mo talga chief paturo ako sayo
Chief.. nice vlog.. mag kaka.cadet elec palang ako.. vlog ka po sana about elec sir.. siya nga pala nag vlo.vlog din po ako ng mga experience ko bago maging elec seafarer.. thank you and God bless
Another packing and living in ships tips sir.thanks and more power
Es fácil o difícil mantener la buena armonía a bordo, siendo tantos hombres juntos todo el día por tantos meses? Surgen conflictos? Cómo los arreglan?
I spent time as a deck seaman in the US Navy, can't say I enjoyed the position as we were given the least respect on the ship. However, it was interesting to see the job similarities with the merchant marines.
LMAO..... (a hole snipe) 😎
Great vlog as always!
Enjoyed your video, Chief.
Please upload more videos about deck department
33 thumbs up before it's even started!!
Nice video sir. Done watching. Keep safe.
Filipinos are really really good at expressing themselves in English.
He may be Philippino decent, but his mannerism and speech is American. He was raised in the US, I got $10.00 on it.
@@TSemasFl I'm a Canadian Expat living in the Philippines. A lot of Filipinos (not Philippinos) speak English fluently and well mannered than most Americans
Yes the Filipinos generally speak very good English. My favorite port of call in the South Pacific was Manila, "The Pearl of the Orient" Beautiful place with the best of the best for people!!
Hello Chief, being myself from Maine, I was wondering if you ever meet seafarers from the Maine Maritime school ? Ive always been told that they graduate some very fine cadets !! Great video sir.