Dangerous jobs

The 5 most Dangerous Jobs
2011
Ana Neves António Pita Rafael Oliveria
NFA E3
24-10-2011

Jobs

Miner

The work of miner consisting in the extraction of minerals from mineral deposits or masses.
No qualification required for each job,

A miner earns an average of 55,000 dollars per year,
The most frequent causes of Injury and death are rock falls, fires, entrapment, electrocution and accidents involving heavy machinery.

Fisherman

The work of a fisherman is to catch fish for food, sale, export etc...

No qualification required for each job,

A fisherman earns an average of 40,000 dollars per year.

We consider this a very dangerous, because any time the weather can change, making it unpredictable, also if a fisherman does not need medical attention proposes that close to a hospital,

Fireman

A fireman is a professional or volunteer who has training and equipment to erase or minimize fires, rescue people in distress, and help safeguard possessions and provide assistance in natural disasters.

A fireman per month on average receives about 500 €

To be a fireman is necessary to take a course in first aid, equipment and vehicles maneuver, rescue techniques and extrication and firefighting and urban forest.

Being a firefighter is very dangerous because they risk their lives to protect people and their property. The main causes of death are fires and landslides houses

Logger

The work of a logger is based on chopping wood, planting pine trees, prepare the timber for transport

No qualification required for each job,

A Logger per month on average receives about 600 €

The dangers of logger are falling tree, the chainsaw, heavy machines and the fact that work away from hospitals.

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Police

A police officer is a very risky type of work. They are brave enough. The tasks they perform vary depending on theposition occupied. Some of the tasks they perform are watching for places that are frequented by people at