Top 15 Worst Jobs Ever!



Do you think your job sucks? If you answered yes then maybe you should take a look at these top 15 worst jobs in the world. Would you want to do one of them? I doubt it.
So lets start off with the least worst. 

15. wire technician

Power linemen work on electrically energized (live) and de-energized (dead) power lines. Linemen may perform a number of tasks associated with power lines, including installation or replacement of distribution equipment such as capacitor banks, distribution transformers on poles, insulators and fuses. These duties include the use of ropes, knots, and lifting equipment. These tasks may have to be performed with primitive manual tools where accessibility is limited. Such conditions are common in rural or mountainous areas that are inaccessible to trucks.
High voltage transmission lines can be worked live with proper setups.

14. animal trainer

Animal training refers to teaching animals specific responses to specific conditions or stimuli. Training may be for purposes such as companionship, detection, protection, and entertainment.

13. Crocodile feeder

If you can live and play with a python, why not now try applying for crocodile feeder job? Besides having enough guts to do the job, you also must be smart and your action shall have flexibility. Otherwise, in a moment of split seconds, your hand will be gone together with the food in the crocodile bite. Some people might ask, why not just throw the meat into the water? The fact is the crocodiles will not eat that way. Thus, the feeding worker must withstand the risks, bite the bullet and go forward in order to feed them. It is not easy.

12 . cremator

A cremator is not just the person who handles, processes and incinerates the remains of a human body or animal. Cremators must also be skilled at working with people during periods of heightened emotion.

11. stun gun tester

Do you always pay attention to a sticker "not tested on animals"? Good for you, it's a perfect way to save nature and to stop violence. But have you ever thought how exactly they test that non-animals-tested stuff?

10. Guard at Buckingham Palace

Guard duty at Buckingham Palace is regarded as one of the worst jobs in the British Army. Soldiers spend several hours each day cleaning and pressing their uniforms and polishing their boots in preparation for one of the many kit inspections that they are likely to face before taking up their positions outside one of the royal palaces.
Any soldier whose turn-out is less than immaculate is likely to face a variety of punishments, such as extra guard duty.

9. Portable Toilet Cleaner

Using a tank and a vacuum wand, cleaners must suck up all the waste in a portable toilet. After picking up any stray toilet paper, they also wash down all surfaces that could possibly be soiled, including the walls. This is when a high-pressure hose comes in handy and as you can imagine hosing a wall off in a closed space results in a lot of spray back.
Usually, cleaning one portable toilet takes only a few minutes, and most workers clean from 10 to 60 of them a day. But it’s not always that easy: Portable toilets that tip over require more damage control.
Nevertheless, some cleaners grin and bear it — and take home $50,000 a year.

8. Road Kill Remover

Pretty self-explanatory. Roadkill collectors not only have the job of peeling the remains of dead creatures off the road, but they also have to do it while braving oncoming traffic.

7. Flatus Odor Judge

Two brave souls had to repeatedly smell odors of other people’s farts. Sixteen healthy subjects volunteered to eat pinto beans and insert small plastic collection tubes into their behinds. After each “episode of flatulence,” The gas was transfered into a discrete container. The odor judges then sat down with at least 100 samples, opened the caps one at a time, and inhaled robustly. As their faces writhed in agony, they rated just how disgusting the smell was.

6. Brazil Mosquito Researcher

 

Scientists fighting malaria must study the biting habits of the mosquito that spreads this deadly disease. In order to study these insects Brazilian scientists must offer themselves as bait. In the early evening, when mosquito activity is busiest, a mosquito researcher finds a nice buggy area and sets himself up inside a mosquito-netting tent with a gap at the bottom. Mosquitoes fly in low and get trapped inside, where the researcher sits stoically, sacrificing his skin to science. The researcher need only offer his legs to keep the blood suckers busy and then he or she draws it into a mouth tube and then expels it into a container. Veteran researcher Helge Zieler used to put himself on the menu twice a week. On his best evening, he caught 500 Anopheles in 3 hours. Meanwhile, of course, the mosquitos feasted on him with a grand total of about 3,000 bites.

5. Janitor at a Porno Theater.

A janitor is not a pretty job at the best of times, imagine being one in a porno theater. As you can imagine it’s not popcorn or empty drink cans they have to clean up between showings. But then again this job does have one perk, all the porn you could want for free!

4. Animal Masturbator

 
There are many jobs which require the sperm of animals, researchers and farmers are just a couple who require such a product. The only way to obtain the sperm is of course to masturbate the animal and catch it in a pot. Whether its a pig, ram or bull its a job that not many people like doing.
When dealing with a bull there have been cases were people have been seriously injured during this procedure and even ended up in hospital.

3. Cat/dog Food Quality Tester

Somebody’s job in England is to test the quality of cat food. This job requires a person to:
1. Bury their face in a huge tub of cat food and sniff it to make sure it’s fresh.
2. Plunge arms in it up to the elbows and grope for bony bits and take them out.
3. Scoop up a huge dollop of it, smear it flat on a surface and prod it with fingers to test how much gristle is there.

2. Manure Inspector

Animal manure is an important natural fertilizer, but first it has to be checked for contaminants like E.coli and salmonella. That’s where manure inspectors come in, not only do they get to search for bacteria that causes bloody diarrhea if ingested, they also have to wade through tons of animal waste.

1. Sewers Cleaner

Meet Rakesh, he has the worst job ever. He has to sit in a low crouch at the bottom of a seven-foot-deep manhole, sloshing away in a swirl of human waste and sediment. Equipped with just a hoe a steel bar, and wearing only a pair of loose purple underpants, Rakesh has to empty the thick black sludge from a clogged sewer into a bucket that his fellow crew members hoist up and dump in the middle of a narrow road.

So there we have it the top 10 worst jobs in the world. Still think your job sucks?








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