Most people don’t go to work every day worried about death or serious injury. However, the job market is harsher than we may believe, and there are some jobs with incredibly high-risk thresholds. The way that these dangerous jobs are compiled is by taking a look at government data, which compiles the rates of mortality and injuries that happen on the clock of certain jobs. Not only are there jobs that are physically dangerous or demanding, but there are also risks associated with neglect and unnecessarily hazardous working conditions. Many of the jobs on this list are jobs that are
done outdoors or require a strong physical effort. This is one of the main reasons why they are so dangerous- they put the body in harm’s way more than any other jobs in the world. Another unfortunate truth is that these jobs don’t usually come with the highest paycheck. There is very little compensation for the kind of risk that the people in these jobs are exposing themselves to.For many job-related dangerous, governments around the world set up standards of health, safety, and occupational hazards. These standards and governing bodies help to regulate the number of deaths and injuries happening in the workplace. In the United States, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, is responsible for this mitigation of risk. This organization was set up in 1970 and helped to drastically reduce the number of workplace fatalities and injuries happening in the country. However, some jobs are still naturally and unavoidably more dangerous than others.
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