Big Ships & Heavy Load - Hard Work At The Port of Hamburg
Synopsis
More than 12,000 ships from around the world dock at the Port of Hamburg each year, supporting 160,000 jobs in the region.
Synopsis
Captain Timo Mulla maneuvers the towboat Blocker as it guides the 335-meter container ship Kyoto Express into the Port of Hamburg. Each year, over 12,000 ships arrive at this vital German business hub, which supports 160,000 jobs. The documentary follows dock workers like Henley Hertendoff, who faces the challenge of loading heavy cargo, and bridge operator Bjorn Ziemsen, who manages tight deadlines. Together, they illustrate the daily operations and complexities of one of the world's top 20 seaports.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Captain Timo Mila as he navigates massive container ships.
- See how bridge operator Bjorn Ziemsen manages tight docking schedules.
- Find out what it takes to load a heavy ship's propeller.
Did You Know
- The Port of Hamburg handles over 100 million tons of goods each year.
- More than 12,000 ships from around the world dock at the port annually.
- The container ship Kyoto Express is 335 meters long.
- The towboat used in the film has more than 5,600 horsepower.
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How many ships dock at the port of Hamburg each year?
More than 12,000 ships from all over the world dock at the port of Hamburg each year.
What is the length of the container ship Kyoto Express?
The container ship Kyoto Express is 335 meters long.
How many jobs depend directly on the port of Hamburg?
160,000 jobs depend directly upon the port of Hamburg.
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