According to the latest US Department of Labor report, the following workers are the most likely to die on the job:
1. Fishers
2. Loggers
3. Aircraft pilots
4. Misc. extraction workers
5. Iron and steel workers
6. Roofers
7. Garbage collectors
8. Farmers and ranchers
9. Driver/sales workers and truck drivers
10. Power-line installers and repairers
See the rest at Bloomberg Business: "The Deadliest Jobs in America"
Painting: "The fisherman" by Charles Napier Hemy (1888)
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