That might be the 9m limit there... Arie palmers

@palmers_arie Les barres metalique blanche. Ça doit être horrible si ... Bref

@palmers_arie Oui...

Maritime pilotage is one of the most demanding and high risk professions at sea. Disembarking from a vessel is not simply the end of a pilotage assignment; it carries its own risks. Descending the pilot ladder between the vessel and the pilot boat requires precision, focus, and experience, particularly in the presence of vessel movement, waves, and wind. May God protect all maritime pilots and bring them safely home after every assignment. 🚢 | ⬜️🤝🟥

that’s not a pilotlaunch…

@palmers_arie Oh, why wouldn’t they shoot a safety line up, tie it off so that the pilot has a fall arrest harness? I’m not from naval background, but this looks beyond the boundaries of any reasonable safety parameters. 9m still sounds high too to fall back onto deck

@palmers_arie Safety lines are not advisable on 2 dynamic platforms. You either drown on your line or you get slammed against the hull if you fall. Safer to fall in the water

@palmers_arie Always great to learn from the master 👍

@palmers_arie 🙀🙀🙀

@palmers_arie Maybe a stupid question but is there a reason for not being secured by a rope like climbers,

@palmers_arie Incredibly brave men & woman who pilot ships 💙

@palmers_arie 😳

@palmers_arie Veel te onveilig dit.

@palmers_arie 👍👏👏👏👏👏

@palmers_arie Brave!

@palmers_arie 🫪

@palmers_arie Need a contexte here

@palmers_arie Madness 🤦‍♂️

@palmers_arie Not a very good Lee....vessel not going fast enough and landing the pilot on the stern of the vessel all combine to increase the risk massively !!!!!