accordepicenter

Ehh i started thinkin about it after those miners were killed... how dangerous is your job?

http://biz.yahoo.com/weekend/dangerjob_1.html

They have a little slideshow link at the bottom of the 10 most dangerous jobs. Im at #5

hotrex

i sit in ym garage all day in a brown folding chair.

i think ill be ok.

SiTurboD

pretty dangerous id say.. never know if i will choke to death on a potato chip while sitting on the couch. or pass out and drown in my cereal.. its some pretty serious stuff no joke

J-SMITH69

Professional and Business Services

3.2 fatalities per 100,000 workers

damn im in serious danger

Donald125

I deal with intercooler/bov/SS manifold all day and taking the risk of getting kill when the manifold cracks

MikeJ-2009

----, half the day I'm dealing with oil lines. Have you ever seen how sharp the ends get when they fray? The other half of the day I paint people's houses. Fucken purdy keeps making their brushes sharper and sharper. I'd say on a scale of 1 to 10, I'm fucked at 0.39 on the danger scale.

90dx

That list is kinda lame.I do construction mainly industrial at chemical plants and pulp mills where you could get killed in a second if you are not on the ball.That being said the safety regulations are so strict these days the chances of being killed are relativly low.I think being a convience store clerk in the gettho is probably much more dangerous.

BoosTedZSix

the danger level of my job is .0001 % , unless my cubicle is gonna come crashing down on me

Slo_crx1

I'm a residential electrician. Got to be on your toes sometimes, especially when things are live. Nothing like doing a fastrack service...you replace the outside meter pan and service connection while the power line is still attached and live. I have special gloves that i use for this specificly...thick rubber linings and thick leather glove over top that come up to your elbows. Only thing is if either one of those 2 glove pieces has a pinhole in it, kiss my *** good bye.

Tom-Guy

slo_crx1, locally you install the new service parallel to the existing one and then the power company comes out and switched the main line @ the pole for you.

Sucks to be you!