In the Netherlands the number of deadly accidents at work are decreasing according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS):

2003: 108 → 2004: 93 → 2005: 74

Relatively most people died in agriculture and fishing (6.9 per 100.000), followed by construction (6.1 per 100.000), transport (3.6 per 100.000), industrial work (1.8 per 100.000) and services (1.6 per 100.000)

Britain’s Most Dangerous Jobs
Paul MacKenzie-Cummins for CareerBuilder.co.uk

Here are the most dangerous and high-risk jobs in the UK (data from Risk Placement Services):

1. Fisherman or Merchant Seafarers: around 103 per 100,000 fishermen and 52 in every 100,000 merchant seafarers die while working
2. Bomb Disposal or Mine Clearance Expert
3. Oil or Gas Rigger
4. Construction Workers: 3.7 workers per 100,000
5. Lorry and Commercial Drivers
6. Deep-sea Diver
7. War Zone Security Guard