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12/3/2011
Brian Beckcom
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Fishermen have the most dangerous job in the U.S.

Fishing is “easily the most dangerous job in America,” according to CNN Money.

29 fishermen were killed in 2010, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That is a rate of 116 deaths per 100,000 workers.

Here is the list of most dangerous professions (fatality rate per 100,000 workers):

1) Fishermen-116
2) Logger-92
3) Airplane pilot-71
4) Farmer and rancher-41
5) Mining machine operator-39
6) Roofer-32
7) Sanitation worker-30
8) Truck driver and deliveryman-22
9) Industrial machine repairman-20
10) Police officer-18

At an average median wage of $27,880, fishermen are the lowest paid workers on the list.



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