A high-risk occupation that earns money with life in China.

Dentist is a well-paid job, but it is also one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, because it poses a great threat to health. Dental materials, lubricants, solvents and X-ray treatment chemicals may cause skin infections. Similarly, sharp instruments used in this process may also cause viral infections, such as hepatitis B.

Second, miners.

Due to explosions, landslides and equipment accidents, the possibility of miners being killed has always existed. Due to exposure to unhealthy and dangerous working conditions, miners suffer burns, cuts, bites and some infections. In addition, miners also face many health risks, such as working in harmful gases, dust, smoke and noise.

Third, the waste water processor.

The job of wastewater handlers is to maintain and adjust the machines or a series of equipment used to treat water or wastewater, which makes people vulnerable to pollutants and many water-borne diseases, such as typhoid fever, cholera and dengue fever.

Fourth, the derrick man.

Their basic jobs are drilling rigs, derricks and regulating pumps, which often cause burns, cuts, bites and stings, threatening their lives at all times.

Five, intensive care unit nurses.

Nurses in ICU often appear in sensitive areas where hospitals treat serious diseases. In ICU, they are often exposed to dangerous pollutants and radiation, and may also be infected by patients' diseases.

6. Elevator installers and repairmen.

People engaged in this occupation may get electric shock, cut and burn when installing or repairing elevators, and face life-threatening problems. It is also worth mentioning that they work in bad working conditions, which also has a negative impact on their health.

Seven, radiologists.

Because radiologists examine people with X-rays to find fractures or diseases in their bodies, unfortunately, they are also exposed to radiation. Cancer is one of the most common diseases of radiologists all over the world.