This is the most murderer work in America, according to the data
Statistics show that these dangerous occupations have the highest mortality rates.
For those of us who make our livessitting in front of a computer screen For hours at the end every day, rarely-ok, do never put our physical life in danger when performing our jobs. Apart froma back pain or the threat ofDevelop health problems Later in life, it is quite sure to say that I wondered if we are going to do it by living work is probably not a common thought that those of us working behind an office have. But for countless other people, serious physical injury - and yes, even death - is a too real concern when making their daily responsibilities. To find out where this threat is the most widespread, we consulted the most recent data of the United States Labor Statistics Office to see which Civil Occupation had the mostAnnual injuries of deadly work per inhabitant*. Read it to discover the most murderer work in America and if yours is on the list, take caution of caution the next time you have.
* Per capita is equivalent to fatal injuries for 100,000 workers in all instances.
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10 Floor maintenance workers
Annual per capita death: 19.8
9 Farmers, breeders and other agricultural leaders
Annual per capita death: 23.2
8 Structural and steel workers
Annual per capita death: 26.3
7 Driver / dirty workers and truck drivers
Annual per capita death: 26.8
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6 Waste recyclable waste and collectors
Annual per capita death: 35.2
5 Construction workers
Annual per capita death: 40.0
4 Roofers
Annual per capita death: 54.0
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3 Aircraft and engineers drivers
Annual per capita death: 61.8
2 Forestry workers
Annual per capita death: 68.9
1 Fishing workers
Annual per capita death: 145.0
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