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[Lekker]

In the US, it's working on or building cell phone towers.

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/97827

What is it in Canada, UK, South Africa, Aus, and NZ?

[Underwaterbob]

Fishing. Pretty much the world over it's the most dangerous profession.

Looks like it is in the US as well:

http://news.thomasnet.com/IMT/archives/2007/09/most_dangerous_jobs_bureau_of_labor_statistics_2006_2007.html

[blurgalurgalurga]

Whoring, I guess.
Logging was pretty dangerous too but there ain't so much of that in Canada anymore, so the casualties are down...yeah, I'd have to go, per capita, king crab fishing as the most dangerous. Pretty icy chop up there, I hear, so if you f*** up, you die.

[merkurix]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_HALO_Trust

[OneWayTraffic]

POTUS is as dangerous as it gets, though the sample size is too small to say for certain.

[ED209]

In the UK?

Most dangerous jobs
1. Fishermen
2. Merchant seafarers
3. Aircraft flight deck officers
4. Railway lengthmen
5. Scaffolders
6. Roofers and glaziers
7. Forestry workers
8. Quarry and other mine workers
9. Dockers and stevedores
10. Lorry drivers

I've had at least three of those jobs

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/2195847.stm

[dirty_scraps83]

NZ: Meth cook.

[aarontendo]

I would say English teacher since the OP is always so quick to mix it up with people.

[Temporary]

I knew of a very crappy job back home, dangerous but it paid well..
Well Snuber..

[Lekker]