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These Are the Top 10 Most Dangerous Jobs in the U.S.

Read more: Infographic: Most dangerous jobs in America | TIME.com http://newsfeed.time.com/2014/01/15...dangerous-jobs-in-the-u-s/#ixzz2um6D5Gqg


If your biggest workplace safety concern is spilling hot coffee on your hand, this list of the 10 most dangerous jobs in the U.S. is going to feel intense.

Logging tops this list of risky roles, with 127.8 deaths occurring per 100,000 workers. The data comes from the 2012 National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries and is represented in a terrifying infographic released today by FinancesOnline.com. Last year�s most dangerous job was fishing, which slides to the number two spot.

And while most of the list is represented by blue collar positions, pilot and flight engineer � also the highest paying occupation on the list � comes in at number three.

Read more: Infographic: Most dangerous jobs in America | TIME.com http://newsfeed.time.com/2014/01/15...dangerous-jobs-in-the-u-s/#ixzz2um344eU5

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While noting those not on the list has important public policy implications, the somewhat morbid fun for some of us will be listing the jobs that we have 'survived'.

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Construction Laborer
Sales Driver
Roofer
Pilot
Fishing Worker
Logger

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What about shaking Nitro Glycerin vials to check their potency???


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They left out PSD contractors in war zones.

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Originally Posted by Take_a_knee
They left out PSD contractors in war zones.


In the US...

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I've done considerable farm/ranch work and some roofing, but am surprised oil-field workers aren't on the list--another job I used to do.


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Originally Posted by shrapnel


What about shaking Nitro Glycerin vials to check their potency???


That's not a real job.

Maybe the gal offering you that job doesn't like you as well as you think.

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Ranchers make $73,700 a year? crazy

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Truck driver/fracing in the gas fields.

Construction mostly.

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Originally Posted by prairie_goat
Ranchers make $73,700 a year? crazy


It does sound a bit low doesn't it...


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Originally Posted by Mule Deer
I've done considerable farm/ranch work and some roofing, but am surprised oil-field workers aren't on the list--another job I used to do.


from what i understand from my brother, whom honestly prolly aint the best source, he has said the oil patch has changed quite a bit and alot of the physical stuff is no longer there with hydraulics and such doing the work that was muscle powered when my dad worked the patch in the 70's


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I would have expected firefighters to be near the top

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Originally Posted by Mule Deer
I've done considerable farm/ranch work and some roofing, but am surprised oil-field workers aren't on the list--another job I used to do.


that "List" is a bloody joke

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Congratulations to the survivors of most of those jobs, there are lots of stupid people who do them. You're obviously not them and know what I'm saying.


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Depends somewhat on how "dangerous" is defined, e.g., periodic, random exposure to extreme risk like firefighting, or day in day out dangerous like driving over the road or commercial fishing.

When it involves danger from the human element, retail workers like clerks in shop-and-robs are high on the list.

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I'm surprised mining is not on there, esp coal mining. I guess a lot fewer are killed these days.

Surface mining helps with that.

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Like any internet list or poll, The categories are way too general.

But 9 out of 10 involve product production, which is telling in multiple ways.

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Originally Posted by krp
Like any internet list or poll, The categories are way too general.

But 9 out of 10 involve product production, which is telling in multiple ways.

Kent


Are you suggesting that sitting on the sidelines and stealing is safer than producing ?

You really are a "Hater",....aren't you ?

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Originally Posted by Paul39
Depends somewhat on how "dangerous" is defined, e.g., periodic, random exposure to extreme risk like firefighting, or day in day out dangerous like driving over the road or commercial fishing.

When it involves danger from the human element, retail workers like clerks in shop-and-robs are high on the list.

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Fatal work inguries.

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Like any internet list or poll, The categories are way too general.

But 9 out of 10 involve product production, which is telling in multiple ways.

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Are you suggesting that sitting on the sidelines and stealing is safer than producing ?

You really are a "Hater",....aren't you ?

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Yep, producing profit and wealth in a real economy isn't for sissies...

Course... stuffing your face with .gov and taxpayer supplied little debbies could cause early heart disease or diabetes... luckily we now have obama care.

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