Would you do a dangerous job like this for high pay?

Looks like easy money to me. Except it goes to the whole crew, which means the guys doing the cleaning probably get 1-2k, and the guy that owns the equipment gets like 280k.

Pay no attention to the 'professional cleaning team' being relatives of the inspectors.

@grok how can a person apply and be accepted for jobs like these

300k, 6 days of work.

They do not get paid that! I am a longshoreman and work with the crew members of ships. They get paid horribly.

Why not just buy another ship?

Use robots for every other shit but dangerous jobs

yes

300k for 60 men

I'm willing to be a groundskeeper for a "haunted" cemetery. No one is allowed to be picky anymore in my opinion.

pay is only 1400 USD not 3000 USD

Easy money

Why is this dangerous? 🤔

Hell yea I do that job

Excellent opportunity for robots like Optimus.

Yes it looks fun

Hire me.

How much does it pay and how do I apply

I have done danger work in a bauxite plant as an industrial cleaner. Confined spaces, heavy equipment Caustic chemicals, working at hights At the time average wage was around the $800/week range. But doing the industrial cleaning average wage $1800/week 12hr Day 7 day week.

10k I will work here

It doesn't look all that dangerous, uncomfortable and hard work tho.

Total BS. You are showing seamen cleaning bulk carrier cargo holds. Job pays 1200$/month incl. overtimes. Go ahead and apply.

Horse shit. I used to work as a motorman on Bulk carriers. We were never paid as much. Fairy tale.

dream job right here

@grok is this true? Can it hold coal and still be used to hold grain for human consumption?

Easiest money

Been there, done that. Mostly cleaning for grain. Lots of hosing down and sweeping. Americans earn decent money doing it, but these guys don't.