Most Dangerous Jobs in The World

Let's watch some of the bravest workers in action doing some of the most dangerous jobs in the world!

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[mikeyfn-a]

One last mention..RIP to Daniel Kurtis. I hung out with him while living in Huntington Beach back in 05'-06. Awesome kid of only 20-22yrs old. You reminded me at 15:32 On October 30, 2006, the fire was fully contained. Five firefighters died defending a vacant house locally known as the "Octagon" that was ultimately destroyed by the fire: Jason McKay, Jess McLean, Daniel Kurtis Najera, Mark Loutzenhiser and Pablo Cerda.

[Imstilltired]

Seriously impressive the amount of content you guys put out, and it's all quality, top notch stuff! Love it. Thanks for your efforts and keep em' up!

[Duderstradt]

As someone who lives in a hurricane prone area, I have huge respect for line workers. 🙌

[Eddieavina]

Love your video. Be Amazed and keep up the great work, and congrats on 12 million subscribers

[vEliteReaperTTV]

Man not gonna lie truck driving is very dangerous and scary at times cause the stories I've got from my time on the road from close calls to actual accidents it can be send shivers down peoples spines

[ponybike]

Two from this list. My roommate from back in the day, late 1970s, was a sought-after welder, so wanted was he that he was hired away from his Sioux Falls, SD welding job to learn how to dive and weld underwater in the Gulf of Mexico. He made it sound like no big deal, but I could tell he was definitely wavering a bit on the truth.

#2: My brother-in-law lived in Alaska before he met my sister (from Iowa). In the 1960s, he was a smoke jumper in Alaska and in Montana. He's a rather reserved kind of guy so getting details from him was and still is impossible. Not my favorite B in Law but he's kind of a hero in our family.

Me? Just a lowly (retired) Iowa farmer and US Navy vet.

[kandipiatkowski]

I actually was a Pizza delivery person for about 6 months back in the day. The most challenging thing I faced was driving on my spare tire (donut) for over 1000 miles.

[commanderblueproduction]

What a beautiful day mr amazed keeping us entertained

[jamieschettler]

Wow. U actually put ironworkers into this...finally! In 1997, when I was just 16 y.o., my father was another ironworker killed on site. He fell (NO HARNESS at this job site) & on his way down, an I-beam was coming by at the WORST moment. He smashed his head on it & died before he even reached the ground. I'll always be a daddy's girl & I miss him every single day!

[navret]

I had, yeah past tense, an uncle who was a lineman. He got across the wrong wire and got knocked off a power pole. He never walked right again, right up until up he died.

[jamesgeschwender]

Roofing isn't as bad as some of these but I've seen some crazy shit. One guy accidentally stuck his arm up to his elbow in 600 degree liquid asphalt. another guy 1st day on the job fell of a second story apartment roof .compound fracture below the elbow. Had to drive himself to the hospital because nobody else would miss work to take him. One dumbass ran off a roof chasing his hat and just like a cartoon it seemed like he was hovering in the air before boom. I never laughed so hard how he didn't break his leg is beyond me. Nowadays OSHA has all these safety harness you got to wear and that's when I quit roofing for a company and started doing my own gig.

[jaesapp]

Him: “temperatures on mt. Everest can drop to -37 degrees Celsius”
Me, a Canadian: “ thats nothing compared to our * -50 *back at home”

[freshnorthwest]

and the ones making the BIG money are not putting their lives at risk. Instead, they just let their employees deal with all the hard work.

[Backwoods_Reptiles]

Don’t you just love these crocodiles swamp puppies?

[Levi-mdce]

I've got a couple friends who are king crab fishermen. They've said that its only dangerous like that during the winter, which makes sense considering thats when the winds actually get to those speeds

[JackOnDaRoks]

I worked as a pizza delivery driver for Pizza Hut in the SE part of Houston when I was in high school. It was an experience especially in Houston needless to say I quit after I got robbed at gun point and had my car stolen.

[MARl_MARl]

“But what makes this such a perilous profession?”
random Adventure Communist ad: “POTATOES!”

[bzactv]

*Thank you, I am amazed watching these wonderful moments*

[unforgivencaleb]

As someone who works as a janitor, after watching this I must have it easy.

[chocella]

Lol "I can confidently say, I don't want a 'pizza' that job." 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Well done, Sir. It took me a second 😅