Most Dangerous Jobs In The World

                There are some jobs which have almost no risks while doing them while some come with risks for every second spent on doing them. With some of these jobs, danger is expected, while some do not even seem like they could pose any dangers at all. Crocodile hunting is a dangerous job; that is a given, as well as lion tamers or an engineer who has to climb to the top of a communication mast to fix it. These are extremely dangerous jobs, but there are other dangerous jobs that would not pop into our minds right away as the most dangerous jobs. Let’s dive right in!!

1. Fishermen

It is widely believed that fishing is all about just sitting on a fishing boat and gently casting nets or rods into a gently flowing river. Instead of that, why don’t you imagine huge waves, heavy aggressive rain and slippery decks coupled with trying to pull huge nets filled with fishes on board of a boat. It could be a very dangerous affair and fishermen deserve all the credit for their hard work.

2. Construction worker

Construction work, especially working on a roof is quite a dangerous work to be involved in. It involves working with dangerous tools, working at crazy heights and lifting heavy things. The hazards are numerous and it just has to be on our list of the most dangerous jobs.

3. Couriers

Bike Couriers probably have it the roughest when it comes to how dangerous a job is. Riding bikes through busy street with heavy traffic is extremely dangerous on its own. Not to mention the danger of being robbed of the package to be delivered or even money received for deliveries.

4. Shark Tank Cleaner

Anyone who is scared of water cannot do this job and of course, you will have to be super brave before embarking on a shark tank cleaning task. The danger is obvious; cleaning a shark tank with sharks in it. Hard to imagine!

5. Cleaners of high-rise windows

To get these windows cleaned, you need to climb great heights and you have nothing but a cleaning mop to work with and maybe a small life. Whatever the case may be, a mechanical fault in whatever is holding the cleaner steadily or unpredictable weather or extreme winds could cause the cleaner to fall. Falling from that kind of height definitely means death. This kind of job is not only dangerous, it is deadly!

6. Snake Milker

The job of a snake milker is to extract venom from poisonous snakes so that the venom can be used as antidotes in the event that someone is bitten by such snake, and also for scientific and medical purposes. To get a snake to spit its venom, the snake would be aggravated and one it spits its venom, the job of the milker is to collect the venom. Dangerous right? The snake milker has to make sure the snake does not bite anyone, himself or herself inclusive.

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