Navigation Bridge of a Mega Ship - A Closer Look at the Command Center

In which I bring you around the Bridge, where all the navigations are handled. A compact space with centralized computer systems atop highest point of the ship. It is the center of all operations onboard.

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[JeffHK]

Got any questions? Follow my life at sea and DM me on instagram.com/Jeffrey.hk

[PierreMarkuse]

If you ever have enough of the maritime life you should seriously consider producing videos, your production quality is top-notch, not only the drone footage but the overall quality. Very interesting video again, thank you!

[DatawaveMarineSolutions]

I'm a professional ship designer and wanted to say thank you so much for the videos! Working on the landside, I don't get many chances to talk with crew and learn their opinions. But the crew are usually first in my mind when I design a ship. Videos like this a very educational to me. They help me understand the daily operations, safety concerns, and the little details that really matter when you live on the ship. Thank you.

You said that visibility is key on the bridge. How often do the lookouts actually spot a vessel before you notice it on AIS or radar? It always seemed that the lookout functioned as a backup to equipment failure, instead of a primary function. But every mariner I talk to stresses how important the lookout is. Is the lookout really better than equipment? Or is this just a need to have a backup for equipment?

[ShouldHaveKnownYT]

"Cadet, ft when phone and PA systems fail" lol Great video

[BrassLock]

Brilliant production! Couldn't stop viewing it and nearly late for work lol.

[CallanChristensen]

Awesome effects at the start! I really appreciate the work you put into making your videos look sick!

[Γ.Τζιτζής]

Hello.. my name is George. I am 17years old, and I am from Greece. The next year I am finally going to enter the maritime academy.. I want to tell you that your videos are just awesome..and very educating..you helped me learn and see more stuff about the job I love.. I really want to thank you for your work .. and last I have to say that I love the intro..its just perfect.

[garydunken]

For centuries most people had no much idea about ships, but in this era with channel like yours all that is changing. There aren't many marine vlogs out there. Keep it going Jeff.

[twmelm]

Oh aye, mate! If you are learning as you go I must say "well done." Color balance, composition, audio, editing, transitions all top notch. Subjects interesting, well written, voice-over well spoken, just the right touch of humour. Oh, the drone also well integrated. We enjoy your work! Keep at it along with all your duties. Bravo. (Perhaps I've overused 'well done' but hey your work is outstanding. Haha)

[ramsesrameez]

All machines and computers used in these such kind of mega ship are huge and only professionals captains can operates. Amazing

[samuelvnzl]

The best vídeo about the bridge devices. Greetings from Venezuela! future deck officer

[jehuchristan]

I love the way he merges his passion with his work ( Some people are still complaining that their life is boring, But the answer is always within them all the time :) )

[oldschoolm]

Great video. It’s amazing how far technology has come and even still amazing how many of these navigational techniques were used over a century ago!

[Injudiciously]

I used to install and maintain all that kit.... Wished I was able to join them at sea but never did. Brought back fantastic memories watching this.

[anniehorses]

I thought the white box with the lid was a grill. I was almost expecting a few t-bone steaks and shrimp skewers going, lmao.

[ramsessalazar]

The best the big command center, THE BRIDGE, where the navigation is controlled and the mooring and berthing of the ship, excellent video, explains each element of the bridge, electronic and security

[Andryjaya]

I am a seaman, this is the first best marine vlog i've ever seen, steady as you goes bro !

[coteclark]

something about watching someone else enthusiastically explain their passion, is so neat to watch.

[AlhamRana]

Loved it man, , your video is complete watchable.. worth it.. 👍🏻

[camtron]

As a fellow mariner I appreciate the time you take to produce an accurate and entertaining video. Fair winds and following seas