Sand is being unloaded from large ships with powerful dredger machines

[@bormarken]

This seems really inefficient...

[@Kalamain]

I was thinking exactly the same thing. There has to be a better way than this. ALso... Can they not shift it without needing a second process... Unless the sand is meant to come out wet?

[@LOL60345]

labor cost = very low

[@backspace12399]

Maybe they are making a sand bar or something 🤷‍♂️

[@RockinLOutfitters]

It would actually be pretty efficient and effective

[@Goat-vy2bi]

One of the most satisfying jobs ive ever seen

[@johnbrind9844]

can we see where the sand goes too

[@paulc9988]

Ahh..this put me to sleep. Now it’s night two and ima watch it again. So peaceful

[@mrjhon8470]

Lol was thinking the same thing how mad

[@SG-uh6sw]

FYI the power dredger machines they're taking about are the 2 guys with the hoses

[@jimbob-jn6jz]

Actually the dredger is the yellow pipe that sucks up all the sandy water!

[@zoetan13]

@@jimbob-jn6jz do you have idea why they are doing this? Actually I couldn't understand why they are doing this.

[@jimbob-jn6jz]

@@zoetan13 Fastest way they could think of moving sand from the barge onto land.

[@nickmaclachlan5178]

If they do this day in day out, why have they not hard lined in a water spray system around the top edge of the hold, with directional monitors like fire fighting equipment uses? I know labour is obviously very cheap, but it would save them time and effort and make the job safer than having those guys down on the sand.

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very nicely put together video and very entertaining as well. Thanks for posting this.

[@jd_cavalier]

Why not just get digging with a belcha...? I mean put 100 boys in here and in a few hours you'll be through

[@povitica4090]

Reminds me of my wife eating, just kinda slop it in

[@mrjhon8470]

Just eating

[@TimsBitsnPieces]

I would hope that they are recycling the water to use again and again...... otherwise its a lot of water for a job that could be done by other means....

[@Trey4x4]

They're pumping sea water.. filter out the sand and the water back in the ocean

[@nickmaclachlan5178]

Every drop of water on Earth has been recycled billions of times......... it doesn't go anywhere, it doesn't get lost.

[@jlongbow5552]

I wonder if that is part of Taiwan they are unloading? Lol.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

Why look surprise did you expect shovels?

[@itsamemikeg]

How did I get here?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Bangladesh

[@mrjhon8470]

I sub to you sir

[@EZurg]

What happened to the new guy???

[@mrjhon8470]

He retired

[@honumoorea873]

Waste of energy by dumb workers, I bet they are even using salt water.... 😅

[@justinbrown9491]

Every type of worker

[@strongmegamachine6611]

Yes worker short

[@khdrkhudoyan4401]

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[@eliseumds]

Is that salty water?

[@strongmegamachine6611]

No sweet water

[@nicktecky55]

Nice one. I'm glad to see that the workers are roped up, and they are clearly working together in a coordinated way, with a plan, the best way to stay safe. The load is clearly destined for a conveyor, and on to a settling pond of some sort. So much better than having all that truck exhaust polluting the place!

[@Thegrim326]

Mate not one of those guys is tied up those ropes you see are tied to the hoses

[@nicktecky55]

@@Thegrim326 Yep, my bad. Still a lot better done than some other of these offloading vids I've seen, scary stuff some of them.

[@Thegrim326]

@@nicktecky55 that it is

[@garethifan1034]

Waste of water in countries that are already short of water. Then developed countries have to somehow solve their problems...

[@here2share338]

They are pumping sea water and dumping it back in the sea.

[@mrjhon8470]

So there Gareth

[@mrcompatable]

Yeah take that Gareth