excessive in weight, constant repetitive stress across the body, moving improperly labeled or obscure loads or transport within hazardous environments. In total, 1,391 fatalities within these occupations were recorded in 2024, the highest amount of any occupation per person.

Logging is another occupation with a high number of accidental deaths per person. Logging has a mortality rate of 98.9 deaths per 100,000 workers, with the leading cause of death being contact with falling timber due to misjudgment