Online alarm clock for 1:56 am
Finish the last dockside task and head to the unloading area, using the 1:56 am alarm as the signal to begin unloading containers at Lyttelton Port. That leaves a brief window to collect gloves, check the bay number, and be ready when 2:00 am arrives, without repeatedly checking the time.
Before leaving the phone nearby, keep the browser active and prevent the screen from putting the handset to sleep before the alarm is due. If the browser stops running or the phone sleeps, the alarm may not sound and the containers could remain waiting past the planned start. Set the volume clearly above the port’s background noise, test that sound is permitted, and place the phone somewhere audible but protected from knocks and moving equipment.
Working around the Lyttelton waterfront late at night can still involve warm indoor spaces, especially inside a cab, office, or enclosed handling area. If air conditioning is running at 1:56 am, avoid placing the phone directly beside a vent, where airflow and machinery noise can make its alert harder to notice. Keep it on a stable surface within hearing distance, and have a light layer ready for the cooler step back outside.
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