MOST DANGEROUS JOB?
Mining or crab fishing in the Bering Sea?
shareI'd say both but im leaning towards mining lol
shareThe Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has just released its preliminary count of workplace fatalities for 2012.
The average rate of fatalities per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers is 3.5.
Keeping that in mind, here are the top 10 occupations with the highest fatality rates:
1.fishers and related fishing workers: 116.0
2.logging workers: 91.9
3.aircraft pilots and flight engineers: 70.6
4.farmers and ranchers: 41.4
5.mining machine operators: 38.7
6.roofers: 32.4
7.refuse and recyclable material collectors: 29.8
8.driver/sales workers and truck drivers: 21.8
9.industrial machinery installation, repair and maintenance workers: 20.3, and
10.police and sheriff’s patrol officers: 18.0.
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