Barge unloading 3500 tons of large iron ore - Ying1

[@maggs131]

I dont know why but i find these unloading videos mesmerizing

[@benjaminchen5715]

Some of the rocks are the size of basketball. If you go to timestamp 3:51, that rock missed the man's left foot by a fraction of a second. It is safe until it is not safe, when that happens you wished you had a strong pair of boot.

[@frederickhansen7108]

First time I've ever seen them having a problem, good to show is not a easy as one thinks.

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Excellent videos. This looks like very dangerous work !

[@biggad73]

Excellent video 👌

[@soxpeewee]

What kind of rock and used for what?

[@paulasaucier7534]

I don't watch anymore. I would like to see till the finish

[@danhammond8406]

Where's the cable pulling the grates like the other boats?

[@danhammond8406]

There it is at 5 min in

[@centexan]

Ore seems to be the only thing that gives them any problems. Not sure why it packs in so tight.

[@DarylVogel]

Well I am convinced iron ore is one of the most dangerous loads on a barge, more so than large river rock...

[@pierre5497]

Quel métier !!

[@wolfyshane]

More please

[@龙源探索]

So dangerous, please be careful. 3:52

[@athalfridhu]

A Big rock hitted his leg...😢

[@DrBlood-cq2cm]

Dont worry everyone. Ive already called OSHA.

[@Danks-vz5xz]

The guy in blue seems like a liability.

[@carlafacchetti5751]

Bravissimp😅

[@kiyokiyo7778]

崩れてきたらとか考えないのかな🤔

[@peterclark6290]

The over burden workers need to work harder, the grate recovery job should be the easiest job. Too aggressive at the bottom and the high workers can't contribute.