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Mountain climbing PDF Print E-mail
Written by Martin Boulanger   
Monday, 28 April 2008 07:23


[Kiel, Germany]The job of Telecom engineer on a ship has a few cool aspects. For sure I have the disadvantage of living on my workplace and I'm never away from being asked to solve internet related issues. But this week was rather interesting. I worked on a surveillance camera located under the bridge. These cameras are used to monitor that nobody is climbing the mouring lines and to give you some glimpse of our voyage when we will be sailing from port to port.
ERREUR : L'URL demandée n'a pu être chargée

ERREUR

L'URL demandée n'a pu être chargée


En essayant de charger l'URL : http://193.111.244.157/b/

L'erreur suivante a été rencontrée :

  • Accès interdit.

    La configuration du contrôle d'accès interdit à votre requête d'être acceptée à cette heure-ci. Veuillez contacter votre prestataire de service si vous pensez que ceci n'a pas lieu d'être.



I worked a few sunny afternoons, hanging on my ladder to install the camera and protect it from the rain. As you see, even at see we can go mountain climbing.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 12 July 2009 00:53 )
 
A Ferry ballet PDF Print E-mail
Written by Martin Boulanger   
Monday, 28 April 2008 07:19

[Kiel, Germany]The summer approaches. Soon the docks of the Port of Kiel will have the prestige of hosting the most prestigious Ferries in Europe. Last week already, I was surprised by the AIDA Bella, this brand new ship with a friendly smile. Imagine that you wake up one morning and you see in front of your window a 15-storey building smiling at you.

As long as two football fields, this new luxury Ferry will host 2 050 passengers and 646 crew members ... suddenly I feel very small on my boat!

And while the ferries' ballet continues, we are getting ready move from dock to dock during the month of May to make way for large damsels.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 12 July 2009 00:53 )
 
German Weather PDF Print E-mail
Written by Martin Boulanger   
Monday, 28 April 2008 03:27

Life on board is quite intense. It goes at full speed and the weather seems to have takn the same path: one day can picture the 4 seasons: sun, rain, snow ... and even sometimes ice! It is difficult to predict what the weather will be like in the afternoon, and we have no choice but learning flexibility. One day, surprised by a ray of sunshine, I decided to go take my meals on the deck and enjoy the nice weather. I didn't have time to begin my salad that white glitter started falling into my plate. A little surprised (and irritated) I looked for the newby who must have been painting on the upper deck ... But there was nobody! It was just the snow that started to fall. Hurry up! Go back to the warm dining room! A few minutes later, it was ice in block that started to fall!

 
IT Office PDF Print E-mail
Written by Martin Boulanger   
Tuesday, 22 April 2008 06:38

[Kiel, Germany]Since February, I work in the IT office. The most important task is to give support for the entire network of computers. If you often curse your computer don’t worry, you are like the 350 crew members who will agree that computers can be very temperamental.

 

Last Updated ( Sunday, 12 July 2009 00:54 )
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In the heavy fuel tank PDF Print E-mail
Written by Martin Boulanger   
Wednesday, 05 March 2008 08:59

 

[Kiel, Germany]In a few weeks, the ship will make a stopover in dry dock to replace a generator. So right now the 2nd deck is in action station to prepare the place. The Heavy fuel oil tank must be completely emptied and cleaned to carry on the work in safety conditions. Hence, I leave my screen for a moment to give a hand in the engin room.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 12 July 2009 00:49 )
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