Underwater welders face a series of dangers on the job every day, including the risk of shock, explosion, decompression sickness and wear on their dental fillings. Underwater welding is ranked as one of the top five most dangerous careers- according to Blogger Proud to Be American. “It has a 15% fatality rate, 1,000 more dangerous than being a police officer.”
2. Fisherman
Any kind of fishing is an extremely dangerous profession; they are faced with blizzards and difficult weather conditions, heavy machinery and long working hours with no or, very little sleep. Fishermen suffer from serious injuries due to heavy machinery and gear, with 80% of fatalities due to hyperthermia or being thrown overboard and drowning.
3. Logger
The task of working all day cutting down large trees sounds dangerous enough without adding fast-moving machinery into the mix. Lumberjacks have one of the most life-threatening careers with the highest rate of workplace fatalities; according to priceonomics “91 in 100,000 loggers are killed on the job every year - nearly 30 times greater than the average job.” The majority of logging-related deaths comes from equipment errors or trees falling on workers.
4. Microchip Manufacturer
This isn’t an occupation that would seem dangerous, but computer chips are created with numerous hazardous chemicals including arsenic. While manufacturing chips might not be immediately fatal, there are long-term effects to health such as high rates of miscarriages, birth defects, canc
5. Bush Pilot
Loved by many youngsters that need a bit of adrenaline in their day-to-day lives, but it comes with a lot of risk. Any day can vary from working in bad weather conditions to fires and extreme targets. Although a great deal of training is given, this job has many deaths with a rate of 87.8 deaths in 100,000 workers, according to Bureau of Labour statistics.
Бронзовая статуя русалочки сидит на скале в гавани Копенгагена (Дания). Это напоминает нам знаменитую одноименную сказку датского писателя Ганса Христиана Андерсена (1805-1875). Статуя довольно маленькая - всего 1,25 метра высотой. Памятник был установлен в 1913 году. Пару раз он подвергался вандализму (один раз ему отрубили голову!). "Русалочка" Андерсена - это грустная история о молодой русалочке. Она влюбляется в прекрасного принца и хочет стать человеком. Морская ведьма отдает свои ноги в обмен на свой голос. Только первый поцелуй истинной любви может ее от смерти.
Объяснение:
1. Underwater Welder
Underwater welders face a series of dangers on the job every day, including the risk of shock, explosion, decompression sickness and wear on their dental fillings. Underwater welding is ranked as one of the top five most dangerous careers- according to Blogger Proud to Be American. “It has a 15% fatality rate, 1,000 more dangerous than being a police officer.”
2. Fisherman
Any kind of fishing is an extremely dangerous profession; they are faced with blizzards and difficult weather conditions, heavy machinery and long working hours with no or, very little sleep. Fishermen suffer from serious injuries due to heavy machinery and gear, with 80% of fatalities due to hyperthermia or being thrown overboard and drowning.
3. Logger
The task of working all day cutting down large trees sounds dangerous enough without adding fast-moving machinery into the mix. Lumberjacks have one of the most life-threatening careers with the highest rate of workplace fatalities; according to priceonomics “91 in 100,000 loggers are killed on the job every year - nearly 30 times greater than the average job.” The majority of logging-related deaths comes from equipment errors or trees falling on workers.
4. Microchip Manufacturer
This isn’t an occupation that would seem dangerous, but computer chips are created with numerous hazardous chemicals including arsenic. While manufacturing chips might not be immediately fatal, there are long-term effects to health such as high rates of miscarriages, birth defects, canc
5. Bush Pilot
Loved by many youngsters that need a bit of adrenaline in their day-to-day lives, but it comes with a lot of risk. Any day can vary from working in bad weather conditions to fires and extreme targets. Although a great deal of training is given, this job has many deaths with a rate of 87.8 deaths in 100,000 workers, according to Bureau of Labour statistics.