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Women at sea

  • The “Sun” in her heart, the machinery under control
    Cliché crasher. Some colleagues are surprised when they see the young engineer for the first time. Seiffart takes it with humour – and clears things up.
    © Briese Research
    Deutsche Seeschifffahrt, Series, Women at sea

    The “Sun” in her heart, the machinery under control

    Episode 4 | From shipping clerk to engineer on board one of the world’s most advanced research vessels: Lea Seiffart overcame clichés and defies the challenges at sea.

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  • Women at sea
    Fanny Löwenstrom, former mooring line operator, on the new tugboat bridge in HH-Oevelgoenne
    © Imke Lass
    Deutsche Seeschifffahrt, Series, Women at sea

    Women at sea

    Series Episode 1 | Fanny Löwenstrom was at the navy and worked as a mooring attendant at Hamburg harbour. Now she works as an operations manager at Fairplay – and her responsibilities aren’t limited to showing the ropes to the tugboats

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  • What really matters is that you are smart!
    When on duty on the bridge, the second officer keeps a close eye on the ECDIS, the electronic chart. For example, she makes sure that the ship is safely on course.
    In Focus, Women at sea

    What really matters is that you are smart!

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