Dangerous Jobs in Indiana October 2005. Executive Summary The most dangerous jobs in Indiana Where fatalities occur:  Truck drivers  Farmers  Construction.

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Dangerous Jobs in Indiana October 2005

Executive Summary The most dangerous jobs in Indiana Where fatalities occur:  Truck drivers  Farmers  Construction For injuries and illnesses:  Manufacturing  Nurses, health aides & orderlies Those at risk for work related fatalities are typically men in their 40’s working in the construction trades for companies with less than 100 employees.

Fatalities Number (2004) 43Transportation & Material Moving 23Agricultural Managers 19Construction & Extraction total Rates (2003) 46.8Agriculture, forestry, fishing & hunting 11.6Transportation & public utilities 6.6Construction All Industries Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (BLS 2003, 2004)

Injuries & Illness cases Number 49,200Manufacturing 17,300Education & Health Services 14,100Retail Trade 124, All Industries Rate 8.7Manufacturing 7.0 Transportation & Warehousing 6.6 Educational & Health Services 6.5 Construction All industries Survey of Occupational Injuries & Illnesses (BLS 2003)

Department of Labor 2005 Inspected Fatalities (52) Common Fatal Events  Falls (13) RoofsConstruction (5) LaddersVarious (3)  Struck by objects TreesTree services (3) Tires Truck driver & repair man (2)  Caught in machinery Manufacturing Farming Co-op  Struck by vehicles (6) Highway (5)INDOT, Wrecker service (3)

Worker Demographics Sex  48Male  4 Females (3) homicides at retail gas stations Age  9in their20’s(4) Construction  10 in their30’s  15 in their40’s(4) Electricians  10 in their50’s  2in their60’s Company Demographics Company Size – Non factor  15 withLess than 12 Employees  8withMore than 100 employees Company Location – Non-factor  30 Urban  21Rural Department of Labor 2005 Inspected Fatalities (52)