1. Logging workers
2. Aircraft pilots and flight engineers
3. Derrick operators in oil, gas, and mining
4. Roofers
5. Garbage collectors
6. Ironworkers
7. Delivery drivers
8. Farmers
9. Firefighting supervisors
10. Power linemen
11. Agricultural workers
12. Crossing guards
13. Crane operators
14. Construction helpers
15. Landscaping supervisors
16. Highway maintenance workers
17. Cement masons
18. Small engine mechanics
19. Supervisors of mechanics
20. Heavy vehicle mechanics
21. Grounds maintenance workers
22. Police officers
23. Maintenance workers
24. Construction workers
25. Mining machine operators
From Top 25 most dangerous jobs in the United States. Not office workers, administrative assistants, psychologists, teachers, shop assistants, waitresses, lecturers, airline stewardesses, etc. I suspect the list would be similar in most places.
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I spent 15 years in construction: Nearly had my leg ripped off by forklift, i tore an achillies, fell off 2 pallot high stack off back of truck, had two large stones nearly fall on me, been hit in shoulder by a slewing excavator… Then i had a job in office n heard complaints about how hard their job was when i thought i was on holidays