Do you feel as though you
need more adventure in your life? Why not switch to a more adventurous job-
possibly a lot more fun and a higher fatality rate. Sound appealing?
Carpenter: There
are countless ways to injure yourself if you are a carpenter- falling off
ladders, hurting yourself on machinery or falling from great heights makes this
occupation infamous for danger.
Stunt man: With all the adrenaline comes great risks of getting injured- whether it’s jumping off high rises, dangerously driving or abseiling down cliffs, this job is not for the weak.
Police man: Public
service and danger- this is the greatest combination for a job. If you are
willing to put your life on the line for others- this is a perfect job for you!
Mechanic: This
job is comprised of mixed dangers: chemicals, dangerous tools and poisonous
fumes.
Member of a search and rescue team: You
are either embracing dangerous mountain temperatures, rough seawaters or saving
people from natural disasters. Saving people from danger requires an aspect of
danger.
Land mine remover: This
job is extremely dangerous. Your chances of being in an explosion are high.
Miner: Not only does this
occupation destroy your lungs but there is also a chance that the mine caves in
and either traps or kills you.
Deep sea fisherman: The sea
is not a friendly place, especially if you are floating in freezing weather
conditions for long nights and facing the threat of lots of dangerous items
being tossed around the boat.
Lumberjack: Chain
saws, big trees and long working hours make this one of the most dangerous
jobs.
Fireman:
Firemen have the threat of being burnt, out of oxygen, in an explosion or
flattened by buildings all for the sake of fire protection.
Astronaut: This is
probably one of the more dangerous jobs because a high percentage of people who
make it into space die.
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