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Burt Sexual posted:Looking at this and all the chains flying, heavy steel being thrown around, I remembered that garbage man was the most dangerous job or something and like miles above being a cop. Someone should have that stat. Mist be per capita or something because I’d die the first day as a roughneck. Lots of jobs are more dangerous than cop, pretty sure cop doesn't crack the top 20 in the US. *Stats do not include the danger of being in proximity to cops
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Cop is still fairly high up but largely from vehicle accidents or getting hit by a car when on the side of the road.
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Yeah it's up there, behind ground maintenance and taxi drivers
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I'm actually surprised aircraft pilots/engineers is so high, since you don't hear about THAT many plane crashes. Are these cropdusters or what?
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wdarkk posted:I'm actually surprised aircraft pilots/engineers is so high, since you don't hear about THAT many plane crashes. Are these cropdusters or what? Naah, it's from breaking their dicks from all the poontang they get.
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wdarkk posted:I'm actually surprised aircraft pilots/engineers is so high, since you don't hear about THAT many plane crashes. Are these cropdusters or what? Its per 100k workers. The total number of pilots/FEs is low, so their per capita fatality rate is high.
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wdarkk posted:I'm actually surprised aircraft pilots/engineers is so high, since you don't hear about THAT many plane crashes. Are these cropdusters or what? bush pilots, cropdusters and instructors
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beanieson posted:You can die from a broken dick? Nothing that you need to worry about
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shame on an IGA posted:bush pilots, cropdusters and instructors And dentists.
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The Beechcraft Bonanza is nicknamed the Doctor Killer for a reason.
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EvilJoven posted:The Beechcraft Bonanza is nicknamed the Doctor Killer for a reason. I thought about that too, but the chart says occupational injuries, so it should only be counting people who are doing it as their job, not amateurs.
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Yeah, those numbers seem off to me too, if it's annual fatalities. There are about 600,000 certificated pilots in the USA (not all of whom have the currency to fly) and about 250,000 commercial pilots. Assuming all 250,000 of them are working, that chart would indicate 62 (assuming two pilots per plane) to 125 fatal commercial crashes per year, which is just...not what actually happens. That's one every three days. e: the figures in that chart are generally correct if you take all the pilots in the USA and divide by the number of people in the USA who are killed in airplane crashes, but 97% of the accidents are non-commercial general aviation. I think they used the wrong data. Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 21:48 on May 24, 2020 |
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Kith posted:https://i.imgur.com/DmNbZJz.mp4 i drive a leaf 
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I would have guessed fire fighters to be higher, but I guess it makes sense that if a firefighter gets hurt, there are likely to be a bunch of other firefighters with first aid training and gear right there with them.
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I'm not surprised by the firefighter stats at all. actual fire callouts have dropped massively over the last few decades. 90% of fire department responses are EMS calls at the same time , firefighting science and training levels have risen, and the formation of specialty teams for crap like technical rescue and wilderness search means you aren't just shoving bodies at problems.
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Screw it we aren't waiting for the power company I guess?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CrXcYeHj28&t=427s
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Arrhythmia posted:Nothing that you need to worry about Cause.. because my dicks so potent right? Right?
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FuturePastNow posted:I would have guessed fire fighters to be higher, but I guess it makes sense that if a firefighter gets hurt, there are likely to be a bunch of other firefighters with first aid training and gear right there with them.
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Sagebrush posted:Yeah, those numbers seem off to me too, if it's annual fatalities. There are about 600,000 certificated pilots in the USA (not all of whom have the currency to fly) and about 250,000 commercial pilots. Assuming all 250,000 of them are working, that chart would indicate 62 (assuming two pilots per plane) to 125 fatal commercial crashes per year, which is just...not what actually happens. That's one every three days. Trucks are moving coffins.
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Kith posted:Hot-swapping the chocolate milk drills is not something I expected to see today. ask your mom how she does it Sorry I couldn't resist  (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Burt Sexual posted:Best dad ever I figured the danger factor made it OSHA. It also reminded me of the time or two me and my idiot friends used a come-along to tow a non-working vehicle behind another vehicle in town. I piloted the vehicle being towed, and having to steer and brake an unpowered vehicle without ramming the vehicle in front of me or tearing off the tow hitch was a bit stressful. Still, we accomplished the task.
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That’s only the second most wholesome OSHA violation I’ve seen in the last month.
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CaptainSarcastic posted:I figured the danger factor made it OSHA. You need to tie some tires to the front of the towed car, and on the bumper of the towing car. Used to do that as a teenager with friends cars when I had to drag them home.
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tak posted:Yeah it's up there, behind ground maintenance and taxi drivers loving being a landscaper is more dangerous than being a cop lmao
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This reminds me of how fun paintball is, and how dreadful laser tag is....unless it's some highpowered poo poo, and it's not tag it's war.
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There was a fun adventure in tip trucks last week in my backyard. Farmer had some manure delivered to his field. The driver tipped the truck bed up so the manure could fall out. Manure at the very top of the truck was reluctant to move so the driver did the most sensible thing possible: backed up a bit with the bed raised. It promptly fell on its side, twisting the entire frame. They had to empty the load with shovels, then brought in the wreckers to cut the trailer frame into pieces so it could be removed. Half of it is still there. No photo, unless you want to see a trailer lying on its side in a paddock.
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Clavavisage posted:6 months after turning 18 the USAF had me whipping a bomb lift truck around a flight line. You think i ever touched a forklift before that? I'd like to assume you had proper training first but I bet the real answer is 
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