Most workplace accidents happen to those who do moderately dangerous—not very dangerous—work.
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Most workplace accidents happen to those who do moderately dangerous—not very dangerous—workIt seems illogical, but there are reasons that welders and others with moderately hazardous jobs get injured more often than workers with extremely dangerous jobs.Logic might tell you that the people most likely to suffer workplace accidents are those who do the most dangerous jobs.
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