What occupation is a creepy job?

For many of us, Halloween is the most creepy day of the year-but ghosts and witches are not as terrible as what some professionals encounter every day at work.

In the spirit of Halloween, Glassdoor, an online job-hunting community, and CareerCast.com, a career guidance website, have published two lists of scary jobs, and the job descriptions above may make your spine chill. I combed through two lists and found the most creepy job.

"Some jobs require you to overcome your fears to be competent." Tony Jae-Il Lee, publisher of CareerCast.com, said in a press release. "If you can't overcome your fear of height, confined space or darkness, then the job of a miner or tower worker may not be for you."

If animal carcasses make you nervous and blood makes you sick, you may want to avoid these occupations. The following are 13 of the most creepy jobs.

Hemodialysis technician

Like blood? Then try a job as a hemodialysis technician. Have a strange obsession with human anatomy? Roll up your sleeves and get to work. You can help all kinds of souls through close contact with human blood. People with cleanliness should not apply for this business.

(Source: Glassdoor)

coroner

It may seem contradictory to examine corpses for a living-but it's the coroner's job. It is their job duty to determine the cause of death.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

Meat cutter

If you are passionate about cutting anything in your sight, you may want to equip yourself with a sharp knife and be a meat cutter. These employees cut off the meat of dead animals with knives and let you cook it before eating. (Note: They personally don't harm any living animals. )

(Source: Glassdoor)

contemptible

Hate snakes and other cold-blooded animals covered with scales? You may want to avoid working in the field of herpetology, that is, studying reptiles and amphibians.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

Night watchman

Think about walking alone in the corridor of the hospital at night, will you have a chill? You should not be afraid. The night watchman is on duty in the hospital late at night to help people in pain.

(Source: Glassdoor)

miner

Miners have to stay in a closed space for several hours and work in the dark. This is a dangerous profession, which will cause countless fears of ordinary people.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

Funeral industry

This chilling job deals with death day and night. Funeral workers often have to plan all aspects of the funeral to ensure that there will be no chaos (embalming-one of the oldest known occupations-is another terrible job. According to legal requirements, embalming needs to preserve human remains and prepare for burial.

(Source: Glassdoor)

Spider zoologist and entomologist

Spider webs have become ubiquitous Halloween symbols for a reason: spiders can scare people away. But they don't scare arachnids-their job is to study these eight-legged creatures. Together with entomologists (who study insects), it belongs to the category of zoology and will definitely make many people feel creepy.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

For those who like crawling small animals, entomologists are still a job. This profession is in close contact with scorpions, tarantulas, centipedes, cockroaches and even maggots, and many other creatures.

(Source: Glassdoor)

Shark keeper (aquarium keeper)

If hungry sharks or other creatures in the ocean make you scream, don't do this job. Everyone knows that aquarium managers must feed and take care of marine animals. Watch your fingers and toes.

(Source: Glassdoor)

Transmission tower and transmission tower workers

Do not look down. People who are afraid of heights don't like to work at the height of overhead towers, but when it is necessary to operate transmission line equipment and cellular signal transmission towers, these workers must climb to high places.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

Cement Mixer (Construction Manager)

Do you really want to know what is behind the concrete wall? Don't irritate these workers. They have a whole set of skills to build concrete walls around you and still keep you alive. Screaming won't help

(Source: Glassdoor)

Forensic technicians

Forensic technicians are sometimes called crime scene investigators. They are engaged in the collection and analysis of physical evidence. This job is often disgusting, especially at the scene of an accident.

(Source: CareerCast.com)

Animal specimen maker

It's strange to think that dead animals are alive. This is not entirely the job of taxidermists, although they do like to dress dead animals or reproduce their original appearance for exhibition.