Loading of metal scrap on ship

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[@WORDversesWORLD]

I can't imagine how long it took to load that ship, at the speed in which it took to load one bin it must have taken a month!

[@David-wu7jj]

I was thinking the same thing ,union dock workers

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

I thought the same. Something didn't look right there.

[@runsolo7418]

When loading scrap up here in Canada, the scrap metal gets on the dock already loaded in dump trucks. The truck backs up into the tub, dumps the scrap and leaves, and the tub gets dumped into the ships hold. Lots of dump trucks means the second the tub hits the dock, it gets loaded.

[@jonusjonus9271]

I got anxiety just watching...

[@regnerusb]

I think 4 and a half!

[@TomDoingItWrong]

My dad was Director of Port Facilities for Conrail many years ago. One of his facilities was the former Reading Railroad Port Richmond Terminal on the Delaware River in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Conrail secured a contract to load scrap metal ships in much this manner. One of the problems they ran into was dropping scrap from deck height instead of lowering the bucket to the bottom of the hold. This resulted in a lot of friction and heat being generated, to the point that the scrap was heating up to combustion temperatures. They had a heck of a time figuring out how to lower the temperatures and extinguish the fires that erupted. Putting water on board wasn't an option due to the potential of capsize. I don't recall what the fix was. My recollection is that the railroad chose to not renew the contract due to the liability concerns, plus the expense of having to "delicately" place the scrap in the hold.

[@godbluffvdgg]

I'd love to see the UNLOAD..

[@techkingdata9338]

I think Luke Skywalker is trapped in there somewhere

[@sjv6598]

Same process but in reverse.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Could it get any more inefficient? How much does a ship cost per day? I’m glad I’m not paying the bills.

[@timfagan816]

The ships at the wharf I work at pay a mooring fee of $50,000 a day!

[@ldc71960]

Wy didn't you show the bin dumping

[@trainnerd4350]

That’s another 14 minute video

[@skunkjobb]

Yes, that was what I was waiting for. Looks like someone had to go there to release the chains in the tipping end but you can barely walk in that pile of scrap so I wonder how it was done. I don't see any remote release mechanism for the chains.

[@frankanddanasnyder3272]

Seems very inefficient...conveyor or electro magnet would work better...

[@runsolo7418]

Conveyor can only handle small items, plus scrap has sharp edges and corners and can easily destroy a conveyor belt. Electro magnet can only lift a couple of tons, grapple's better.

[@farmhandluke5182]

Great job! please make longer video! Keep up the good work!👍👋

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

There should be large front loaders filling the hopper, not a grappling claw. Or a conveyor running material from the ground to the cargo hold on the ship. This is the least efficient way of bulk material loading I ever seen.

[@mysterybuyer3738]

Why so they can do away with jobs?

[@michaelvrooman5681]

I wonder if this is a ship wrecking yard in some third world country ?

[@dryflyman7121]

I keep thinking the Terminator is going to emerge from that pile of scrap 🤣 - “……I said I’ll be back….” 🤣

[@samtaylor3681]

Looks like a fulfilling career to be apart of

[@retiredinbali9565]

Why are those bins not being loaded with a bulldozer or front loader?

[@pakistaniraveasylum1396]

Because it would damage the floor surface

[@trainnerd4350]

Seems very inefficient. Obviously a brand-new operator and the machine as well!

[@orphanmeat4sale24]

Internet expert strikes again

[@jimlepeu577]

That is a long winded way to load a ship - in the past when I loaded scrap it was from crane to hold and I bet we loaded in half the time it took for this ship. 🧐🇬🇧

[@RotesKleid411]

Super, dass das auskippen vom Container nicht gezeigt wurde. Wäre sicherlich zu aufregend.

[@ahmetsurmeneli1908]

You should try scrap loading and unloading operations not with rope cranes (Liebher Gotvald or ship crane) but with universal excavator machines that can press the scrap faster and take more load (sennebogen 880..885..895.. mantsinen 200..300 e. crane 200...300) saving time+money👍👍👍👍👍

[@joeg9920]

How come they didn't even think to move the dumpster container closer to the loader and scrap pile to make it more efficient and to speed things up . Must be some kind of union reasoning thing. Stretch the job out ,way, waaaaay....out.

[@victorhugocastillopino3085]

Muy vien exelente teransportar chatarra pelasticos 🇺🇲🤝🇨🇴

[@johndavidson4128]

Does anyone know where this is at?

[@skliros9235]

I can't imagine the cost of the ship and workers and equipment. And then to unload at destination. Why can't this be recycled where it's at?

[@pjofurey6239]

Strangely relaxing

[@davidcouzens]

Bring the bloody dumpster closer!

[@timfagan816]

Grab bucket on front end loaders to load the skips, would have been so much faster, and the grab machines to pile up for the loaders, would be my obvious choice to speed things up!

[@ceedaddy]

Id think there would be a faster and more efficient way to load the ship...

[@toejam7606]

What a painstakingly slow way to load scrap

[@mysterybuyer3738]

Everyone has this idea everything always has to be done fast all the time. Do it fast and you will run out of metal and everyone would be sent home.

[@janw4725]

I'm glad they are not in a hurry .

[@phillipadams1710]

It's a pity this can't be recycled here in uk

[@tracybowling1156]

So someone gave that dude the job of playing in the scrap metal.

[@ceedaddy]

Couple bulldozers with large lift buckets and several heavy-duty conveyor belts would have loaded this in a fraction of the time !!

[@buyamerican3191]

Perhaps you could say where this is? This scrap is leaving where? and going where?

[@jimwhite6225]

China

[@thunderbear0]

A conveyor would make the life much easier and fast

[@Telephony954]

Who buys shiploads of scrap? How can iron prices be so stupidly high when there are shiploads of scrap metal around ? who is hoarding all the steel? it darn sure isn't car makers, their all plastic.

[@christophresmerowski1824]

Slow moving union people...

[@andrerochford2973]

What do you mean?

[@chiefneltv]

what do you mean bro

[@robertfranczak9382]

I thought this must take them a week to load this ship , how come they don't send this steel through a shreder

[@starptgr]

@@chiefneltv That they are not doing the job as efficiently as it could be done. On purpose.

[@techkingdata9338]

There has to be a cheaper and faster way...Hint Hint to an entrepreneurs out there who want to put people out of jobs on the Name of financial Gain....no wonder recycling isn't a popular it's profitable to the companies doing the labor

[@mudmoney1154]

Maybe a dirty big moving head conveyer and a couple of wheel loaders.

[@amyyarak3302]

Is het niet beteren Fuchs kranen in te zetten ,hier zit toch totaal geen snelheid in

[@alabaalaba2810]

The excavator looks like scrap

[@robertwieland5958]

How slow can you go?

[@hasangunduz.24]

🇹🇷

[@kritilove100]

My scrap channel 👇

[@brentsmith5647]

Brilliant video thank u 😍😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@iamyovi]

where is this place

[@chiefneltv]

russia

[@au69miner]

conveyer belt

[@alexrXX]

Loaded in record time 4 months and 21 days...............

[@chuckmvs]

Loading seems somewhat slow?🐌

[@donalfinn4205]

That’s ships crane was sooo slow!

[@DaBombsCrib]

Best part is missing....

[@borisboris7070]

WALL - E

[@davidcurry4433]

This is more than Painful to watch.. 😴 😴 🥱

[@petebusch9069]

Guess who gets to pay for their extremely slow work?

[@markslowen1411]

Painful to watch

[@57menjr]

That is monkeys ucking a football there , I see a lot of spent money but not from this .

[@robertwieland5958]

Too slow to watch. Bye.

[@browndigity420]

Jesus this is slow, you'd think by now someone would have figured a quicker way

[@almilhouse9059]

Honestly looks extremely slow, would big scoops not work better

[@jessggppbutterfield6542]

Why don’t they use a front end loaders on the wharf, ?? Why not use a small bulldozer in the ships hatch, instead of the totally inefficient little backhoe,?? Are these people sleeping on the job,?? Is the crane operator, still learning,?? Geez, so much time and $$$ wasted. Unbelievable, !!

[@runsolo7418]

Don't know why they don't use front end loaders on dock, for clean up. Fastest way to fill a tub with scrap is with a dump truck. In and out, one and done. Bulldozer in hold just won't work. Scrap hooks/binds itself together, trying to push it, is like trying to push the entire pile. When your talking 30 metric tons hanging off the cranes hook, speed isn't a good/safe thing.

[@mr.polemikus4933]

Really thrilling

[@MrHarleyoldfart]

Was the grab driver on a go slow?