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Risky Business
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Risky Business Many jobs have inherent risks, while with others, the risks are not so obvious. It’s only when you see the injury and death statistics that you appreciate the dangers the workers face everyday. Here are some jobs that fall into that category: Lumberjack An investigation by the Globe and Mail, in collaboration with Statistics Canada, found that forestry had the 10th highest number of traumatic injury fatalities, with 57 deaths between 2011 and 2015. It also found that it was the second deadliest industry in Canada. Trash and Recycling Collectors Trash and recycling collectors have the fifth most dangerous job in the United States. According to the latest data from the Bureau Labour Statistics, 31 total deaths were recorded in 2016, many from workers falling off trucks, getting hit by vehicles while on the job, or accidents with machinery. Roofers A 2017 investigation by the Globe and Mail found that roofers in Canada are five times more likely to die on the job than police officers! Vets In Australia, it’s mental health that plagues workers in this industry. These employees are up to four times more likely to fall victim to suicide than the rest of the Australian population! Aircraft pilot and Flight Engineers In 2015, crew fatalities accounted for 62 per cent of total aircraft fatalities, with the other 38 per cent being passengers, according to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada. That year, there were 251 aviation accidents reported, 227 of which involved a Canadian-registered aircraft. Farmers According to the study by Statistics Canada and the Globe and Mail, farmers had the 10th highest traumatic injury fatality rate in Canada between 2011 and 2015. They saw an average of 23.9 deaths per 100,000 workers. Deep-sea Fishermen There’s a reason Deadliest Catch is such a popular show. In a data project with Statistics Canada, fishing was found to be the deadliest job in Canada. The highest cause of death in this industry, is drowning. In a 2012 report released by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, falling overboard was found to be the second highest cause of death. Miners For workers in this industry around the world, the dangers are rife. China has the world’s largest mining industry and also one of the deadliest. A report found that the country accounts for 80 per cent of coal-mining deaths<b> around the world </font></b>each year, mostly a result of explosions. Grounds Maintenance Workers According to the Bureau Labour Statistics, these workers had the 10th most dangerous job in 2016, with 217 total fatalities reported. Most workers died from transportation accidents, while others were the result of falls, being struck by loose objects, or electrocutions. Truck Drivers Truck drivers had the highest number of fatalities on the job in 2016 than any other occupation in the United States, with a death rate of 24.7 per 100,000 workers. The report also found that out of all work injuries across all industries, transportation incidents remained the most prominent cause of death. What's dangerous about your job?  |
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Never had a job that was considered dangerous, but the daily commute was!
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Yikes! Yep that is dangerous. Thanks for stopping by.
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interesting facts
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interesting facts
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How did forestry and farming both come 10th place for traumatic injury fatality rate in Canada between 2011 and 2015? Following my advice may cause injury, insanity, financial loss, hemorrhoids, death and superpowers
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How did forestry and farming both come 10th place for traumatic injury fatality rate in Canada between 2011 and 2015?
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I remember a survey a while back which put farmers and farm workers quite high up in the list of "most dangerous jobs". This was maybe just data collected from the UK rather than Canada or global, but I think the results were similar. However I think the data in that survey included deaths triggered by depression from working in the industry.
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Trust me, my hubby and I know far too well the dangers of living and working on the road. Safety is our #1 priority when we're rolling down the highway. Sadly, the majority of trucker related fatalities is caused by driver fatigue. One should never drive drowsy!
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I remember a survey a while back which put farmers and farm workers quite high up in the list of "most dangerous jobs". This was maybe just data collected from the UK rather than Canada or global, but I think the results were similar. However I think the data in that survey included deaths triggered by depression from working in the industry. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your knowledge.
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Trust me, my hubby and I know far too well the dangers of living and working on the road. Safety is our #1 priority when we're rolling down the highway. Sadly, the majority of trucker related fatalities is caused by driver fatigue. One should never drive drowsy! Thanks for stopping by and sharing your perspective.
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Or get a ‘tilt in your kilt’? Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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I'd say driving in traffic on the way to work. I marvel at the fact that I I arrive in one piece every time I make it! ... is there another way to look at it Going Too Fucking Far NEW Blog Features RevealeD O O A Foolproof Method Posted Over on that NEW site O O
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I'd say driving in traffic on the way to work. I marvel at the fact that I I arrive in one piece every time I make it! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
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I do handyman work as a second job so I'm up on roofs a lot. Was supposed to do one today but its raining. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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I do handyman work as a second job so I'm up on roofs a lot. Was supposed to do one today but its raining. Thanks for stopping by.
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I have done several of the jobs listed, and have a left shoulder injury giving me a 25% disability from a lumbering job I had back in the '80's. But these days my biggest danger is falling when trying to get out of bed! More serious than you may think tho ! So I stay in bed alot, and of you ladies wish to join me?
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Yikes! Roofing is dangerous in all kinds of weather! Rain seems to be everywhere today. What’s your primary job? Thanks for stopping by. When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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I have done several of the jobs listed, and have a left shoulder injury giving me a 25% disability from a lumbering job I had back in the '80's. But these days my biggest danger is falling when trying to get out of bed! More serious than you may think tho ! So I stay in bed alot, and of you ladies wish to join me? Maybe you should put the mattress directly on the floor!
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The most dangerous part of my job is somebody pissing me off! 
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A paralegal -- because 2 legals are better than just one.
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The most dangerous part of my job is somebody pissing me off! Thanks for stopping by and adding your perspective.
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Happy Tuesday hun some very good information you have shared with us on dangerous jobs so thank you so much for that. And my son has one of these he's a truck driver.. I hope you have a great Tuesday.. Seduce the mind and see what a wonderful adventure the body will take you on.. 
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Happy Tuesday hun some very good information you have shared with us on dangerous jobs so thank you so much for that. And my son has one of these he's a truck driver.. I hope you have a great Tuesday..My son was a roofer for awhile and had no fear while I always worried. Thanks for stopping by.
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