Aircraft Pilots

Airplane pilots put their lives, and the lives of hundreds of crew and passengers, at risk every time they fly into the air, and it isn’t just at take off and landing time either. Although most airplanes are meant to fly at a high altitude to lessen turbulence and the like, a pilot personally deals with stress due to insomnia or irregular sleeping patterns, the possibility of deep vein thrombosis for being in the air so often and even dehydration.

Private Investigators

Private Investigators have the risky undertaking of basically spying on other people. Many hours are spent stalking their prey, watching vigilantly from a car window, staying awake throughout the night, all the while probably breathing in incredibly toxic car fumes. Then they face a whole other danger too, if the person they’re investigating catches them on the job. But then if they get caught, this just means that he or she isn’t doing their job properly.