Sentence examples for hazardous profession from inspiring English sources

This profession is regarded as the most hazardous profession and not all welders are aware of all the hazards.

Welding is a hazardous profession which exposes workers to various kinds of physical and chemical hazards in the absence of judicious and effective use of PPE.

Firefighting is the Nation's most hazardous profession.

Members of the armed services have volunteered for a hazardous profession.

Mary Lambie, New Zealand's chief nurse, considered nursing a "hazardous profession".

Poor died in his early 40s, soon after completing the work for a local physician, perhaps because mural painting was a hazardous profession.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, policing is not among the ten most hazardous professions, which include logging and commercial fishing, yet we don't stop to honor people who die on those jobs.

Window cleaning is not too hazardous a profession.

In becoming a publisher, Robertson was going against the advice of one of his heroes, Walter Scott, which is cutely quoted in the prologue to The Testament of Gideon Mack: "the most unsafe and hazardous of all professions, scarcely with the exception of horse jockeyship".

At the time, WCW was dishing out lucrative contracts that were also guaranteed something ethically commendable, but fiscally perilous in a profession as hazardous as wrestling.

Some countries' occupational-pension schemes (for firemen, say, or the armed forces) allow workers to retire early because of the hazardous nature of their professions.