12 Dirtiest Jobs in the World
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7 - Coal Miner: Are you a night owl? Do you like exploring deep dark caves? Do you have a good pair of lungs and a good bar of soap? If so, you might be interested in coal mining. Sure its considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, what with the claustrophobic dark spaces, toxic gasses, and potential for cave-ins, but it pays pretty well. In new the BLS stated that coal miners earned a mean annual salary of eighty four thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars. Thats a lot of moonshine. Asthmatics or those with other respiratory conditions need not apply.\r
6 - Embalmer: Do you like working alone? Do you like the macabre? Are you ok with the smell of formaldehyde? If so, you might be interested in a position as an embalmer. Youll get to work in a mortuary preparing the cadavers. Youll be working with some pretty harsh chemicals and the threat of infections carried by the dead bodies. Youll also need to make the bodies presentable for the funeral services and to meet any legal requirements by the state. Youll need to be licensed. If that sounds like a good fit, you stand to make around forty three thousand six hundred and eighty dollars a year. \r
5 - Hazardous Material Remover: Are you concerned about improving the environment? Do you like to clean? You might be interested in becoming a hazardous material, or HAZMAT, remover. HAZMAT removers, as the name implies, are called on to clean up hazardous materials, such as chemical spills, but can also be called on to clean up radioive materials, chemically combustible materials, or nuclear waste. HAZMAT removers work with dangerous materials so they must remain alert at all times and adhere to strict protocols and precautions, otherwise people could be seriously sickened or injured. In new hazardous material removers made thirty seven thousand, six hundred dollars a year. \r
4 - Pest Control Removal Specialist: Do you enjoy hunting? Do you like helping people? Then you might enjoy becoming a pest control removal specialist. Like any job, there are some downsides. Youll need to be comfortable working with pesky insects, reptiles, and potentially diseased animals, and setting traps, spraying poisonous chemicals, and removing critters. You may find yourself in attics, basements, barns, and farms, in some pretty tight quarters. Sharp vision and a healthy immune system are pre-requisites for this job. If it sounds like a good fit, you could make over thirty thousand dollars a year.\r
3 - Sewer Inspector: Do you like exploring? Do you have an eye for detail? Then sewer inspection might be right up your alley! Youll have to be comfortable with working among rats, cockroaches, and reptiles, low light conditions, and being underground for long stretches of time. Sewers are also a breeding ground for beria and diseases. But have no fear, youll be wearing protective clothing. Interested? If so, you could stand to make over fifty five thousand dollars a year.\r
2 - Crime Scene Cleaner: Do you like CSI? Do you like to clean? Why not combine the two and get paid for it? Crime scene clean-up crews do pretty much what the name implies. They arrive after the police have finished their investigation and they are responsible for cleaning up any blood, beria, or body fluids. This isnt a job for the squeamish. Youll also need to be comfortable working with dangerous chemicals, working in protective clothing, and being on call. This is not a nine to five job and requires the flexibility to show up on short notice. If you think you can work within those parameters, you could make up to eighty thousand dollars a year.\r
1 - Urine Farmer: Do you like deer? Do you like caring for animals? Then you may be interested in a highly lucrative position as a urine farmer! You heard be correctly. Deer urine is a very effective hunting lure and is in high demand. To collect it, deer are gathered into a room with floor grates. The deer hang out for a while and the urine they excrete falls through the floor into collection trays. Urine farmers then collect the urine, bottle it, and store it in a walk in refrigerator until it is ready to be shipped. Youll need to wear protective clothing and nose plugs are recommended. If youre interested, you could make around eighty thousand dollars a year.
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7 - Coal Miner: Are you a night owl? Do you like exploring deep dark caves? Do you have a good pair of lungs and a good bar of soap? If so, you might be interested in coal mining. Sure its considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, what with the claustrophobic dark spaces, toxic gasses, and potential for cave-ins, but it pays pretty well. In new the BLS stated that coal miners earned a mean annual salary of eighty four thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars. Thats a lot of moonshine. Asthmatics or those with other respiratory conditions need not apply.\r
6 - Embalmer: Do you like working alone? Do you like the macabre? Are you ok with the smell of formaldehyde? If so, you might be interested in a position as an embalmer. Youll get to work in a mortuary preparing the cadavers. Youll be working with some pretty harsh chemicals and the threat of infections carried by the dead bodies. Youll also need to make the bodies presentable for the funeral services and to meet any legal requirements by the state. Youll need to be licensed. If that sounds like a good fit, you stand to make around forty three thousand six hundred and eighty dollars a year. \r
5 - Hazardous Material Remover: Are you concerned about improving the environment? Do you like to clean? You might be interested in becoming a hazardous material, or HAZMAT, remover. HAZMAT removers, as the name implies, are called on to clean up hazardous materials, such as chemical spills, but can also be called on to clean up radioive materials, chemically combustible materials, or nuclear waste. HAZMAT removers work with dangerous materials so they must remain alert at all times and adhere to strict protocols and precautions, otherwise people could be seriously sickened or injured. In new hazardous material removers made thirty seven thousand, six hundred dollars a year. \r
4 - Pest Control Removal Specialist: Do you enjoy hunting? Do you like helping people? Then you might enjoy becoming a pest control removal specialist. Like any job, there are some downsides. Youll need to be comfortable working with pesky insects, reptiles, and potentially diseased animals, and setting traps, spraying poisonous chemicals, and removing critters. You may find yourself in attics, basements, barns, and farms, in some pretty tight quarters. Sharp vision and a healthy immune system are pre-requisites for this job. If it sounds like a good fit, you could make over thirty thousand dollars a year.\r
3 - Sewer Inspector: Do you like exploring? Do you have an eye for detail? Then sewer inspection might be right up your alley! Youll have to be comfortable with working among rats, cockroaches, and reptiles, low light conditions, and being underground for long stretches of time. Sewers are also a breeding ground for beria and diseases. But have no fear, youll be wearing protective clothing. Interested? If so, you could stand to make over fifty five thousand dollars a year.\r
2 - Crime Scene Cleaner: Do you like CSI? Do you like to clean? Why not combine the two and get paid for it? Crime scene clean-up crews do pretty much what the name implies. They arrive after the police have finished their investigation and they are responsible for cleaning up any blood, beria, or body fluids. This isnt a job for the squeamish. Youll also need to be comfortable working with dangerous chemicals, working in protective clothing, and being on call. This is not a nine to five job and requires the flexibility to show up on short notice. If you think you can work within those parameters, you could make up to eighty thousand dollars a year.\r
1 - Urine Farmer: Do you like deer? Do you like caring for animals? Then you may be interested in a highly lucrative position as a urine farmer! You heard be correctly. Deer urine is a very effective hunting lure and is in high demand. To collect it, deer are gathered into a room with floor grates. The deer hang out for a while and the urine they excrete falls through the floor into collection trays. Urine farmers then collect the urine, bottle it, and store it in a walk in refrigerator until it is ready to be shipped. Youll need to wear protective clothing and nose plugs are recommended. If youre interested, you could make around eighty thousand dollars a year.