In spite of all our differences, the one thing that binds all living creatures is that we each have an expiration date. This finality to our existence is what makes life special, something to be cherished and protected. But occasionally things can go terribly wrong…
May
28th
Author: Taz |
Files under Work Accidents
For many workers, the most dangerous aspect of their job is carrying a cup of hot coffee from the kitchen to their cubicle. But millions of people in the world risk their lives everyday protecting us, fighting for us and helping us when we’re hurt.
According to CareerBuilder.com, following are the most dangerous jobs in the U.S., with their fatality rate per 100,000 workers:
1. Fishing - 141.7
2. Aircraft pilots - 87.8
3. Loggers - 82.1
4. Steel workers - 61.0
5. Trash collectors - 41.8
UPickReviews takes this a step further and lists seven of the deadliest jobs in which workers are faced with "guns, dynamite, bombs and death-threats everyday."
