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U.S. Table 13

Number of Non-fatal Occupational Injuries and Illnesses Involving Days Away From Work for Types of Occupations, 1993


Total Occupational Injuries and Illnesses = 2,252,600 = 100%
Truck drivers 154,700
Laborers, non-construction 146,300
Nursing aides, orderlies 103,900
Janitors and cleaners 62,100
Construction laborers 54,600
Assemblers 46,800
Cooks 42,500
Misc. food preparation 40,700
Stock handlers and baggers 39,500
Cashiers 35,400
Carpenters 34,800
Sales workers, misc. commodities 31,800
Maids and housemen 31,700
Registered nurses 31,400
Supervisors and proprietors, sales 31,200
Welders and cutters 29,400
Shipping and receiving clerks 26,300
Waiters and waitresses 22,300
Automobile mechanics 22,000
Groundskeepers and gardeners 21,300
Farm workers 20,500
Driver - sales workers 18,300
Electricians 17,700
Kitchen workers 16,700
Sewing machine operators 16,500
Supervisors, production 16,100
Licensed practical nurses 15,000
Stock and inventory clerks 14,800
Packaging machine operators 14,800
Guards and police, except public 14,600


NOTE: Total may be used to compute percentages (e.g., 22,000/2,252,600 = 0.010 = 1.0% = percent of occupational injuries and illnesses for automobile mechanics.

SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Safety and Health Statistics.