According to OSHA, the most hazardous jobs are a part of the following industries:  Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting, Transportation and Warehousing, Mining, Construction, Wholesale Trade.  In terms of injury rates, health care, retail, and hospitality workers are most at risk. Common injuries include soft tissue damage, burns, head trauma, broken bones, and respiratory disorders. There is also the risk of employees developing occupational illnesses like cancer, musculoskeletal disorders, skin disease, and diseases from biological agents when regularly exposed to dangerous conditions.