Logging Workers
Imagine towering trees, razor-sharp chainsaws, and treacherous slopes
Fishing and Hunting Workers
Think icy seas, raging storms, and monstrous creatures of the deep.
A skyscraper's edge, battling gravity and the whims of the weather.
Steel beams soaring skyward, heavy machinery roaring, and molten metal spitting sparks.
Soaring through the clouds, commanding metal birds, and staring down turbulence—the life of a pilot seems glamorous
Extreme heat, molten metal, and heavy machinery create a dangerous environment, with potential risks of burns, falls, and crushing injuries
Long hours on the road, heavy vehicles, and unpredictable traffic conditions contribute to a significant risk of accidents, resulting in a fatality rate of around 25 per 100,000.
Exposure to hazardous chemicals, machinery, and livestock, along with extreme weather conditions, presents various risks leading to injuries and fatalities.
Working with heavy objects, sharp edges, and potentially hazardous materials while navigating traffic adds to the risks faced by these workers.
Working underground exposes them to risks of cave-ins, explosions, toxic fumes, and falling objects, making this a highly dangerous job even with safety measures in place