Kaitlyn is and has always been an amazing person.  I’m glad she’s a trailblazer for many women to come.  Proud of you woman!

Good video, very interesting.  The music could be dialed back.  It's about seeing/hearing the job being done, not someone's music selection.

With no music, this would rock.

This is a genuine question to whomever produced the video. Why did you choose to add the soundtrack?

Definitely a badass job. Congrats to this skilled young woman. Enjoy !

What a work life! Great job, great money. Kudos to you.

wow, ma'am, that was class....impressive...thank you!!!

why the backround music, I can't hear her

Kaitlyn, you are a rock star! So glad I ran across this video.

Very interesting - thank you!! Would hate to be doing that Pilot Boat transfer in rough weather!!

I never even crossed my mind as to how much there is in getting one of those HUGE ships in or out of port, Great job Kaitlyn,  and great videography Joe

I learned from this video .Thanks

I worked in PEV for 10 years as an engineer with McAllister, happily retired now. Nice to see the port again from you point of view. Thanks

You made the job look so easy while looking so relaxed Ms Robbins! Keep up the good work.

Very interesting content

I have worked with many a pilot as a lockmaster on the Panama Canal and there is nothing better than watching a professional.

Thanks for bringing this experience to us.  Always interesting to see how the big ships do it!

Harbour Pilots are the unsung heroes of the sea. Especially those who have to brave extreme conditions as sometimes happens leaving the Heads out of the Port of Melbourne Australia. It's called "The Rip" for a good reason. Sometimes called the RIP for ships in the old days.

Spot on PEHP Robbins!  Thank-you.   🤗☮

Another great video !! Thanks for sharing this process Joe!  
Very cool to see the overall process from third person view.