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These are specialists who dive into the ponds and water areas of the golf courses to collect the balls that end up there. For example, at the TPC golf course in Florida, there is one of the most complicated holes in this sport; The company hires divers to collect all the balls that end up in the water, some have 120,000 a year.
This job is a mix of diving and outdoor activities. The divers are in charge of collecting all the golf balls from the bottom of the ponds of the courses. The bad thing about this job is that many ponds are not very clean and you can find a lot of disgusting mud, algae and even snakes or crocodiles.
A golf ball retriever visits water hazards on golf courses to retrieve lost balls, and these balls are usually processed, recycled, or donated to the club from which they were obtained. These divers prefer to do their work in summer, because that is when more balls fall into the pond and due to the nice weather.
In this practice there is also what is known as a golf ball poacher; these poachers collect balls from golf courses that already have a contract with another diver or different company and take them either to sell, recycle, process, etc. This practice can be dangerous; Since it takes place at night, for example, it could mean that a golf ball picker might miss warning signs and hazards that are hard to spot in low light. However, this practice has its advantage as it has a higher profit margin

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Diving For Golf Balls in America’s Most Famous Water Hazard

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Flying around the world at the controls of some of the most sophisticated aircraft in existence is, for many, a dream job. An aviation pilot or aviator pilot is the person whose function is to guide aircraft in flight and they can carry out their work in various sectors, they also play a fundamental role in the transport of people or goods. To be an airplane pilot it is necessary to study subjects ranging from mathematics or physics to meteorology; In addition, when entering one of the academies that will train you to be an airplane pilot, you must have an impeccable resume, good academic grades and, apart from that, meet a series of requirements. This job is very demanding and requires several things, since a pilot fulfills very important functions, for example:
• A pilot must prepare or obtain a flight plan with routes, must obtain takeoff, route and destination weather forecasts; in addition to controlling the weight and balance limits that the aircraft will carry.
• A pilot must be in constant communication with the control tower team, this with the purpose of directly requesting or receiving takeoff and landing instructions.
• A pilot must keep passengers informed of some pertinent data for the trip, such as weather conditions or incidents generated on the aircraft or during the flight.

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This job has great advantages:
• As a pilot, you have a great view from the sky, which you probably never tire of.
• Travel is one of the biggest advantages of this career. Being a pilot means you have opportunities to travel and you get paid for it too. With all the different routes, each work day can mean taking off in one country and landing in another.
• Another advantage of being an airline pilot is that they often give access to discounted (sometimes free) airline tickets for family and friends.

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Dangerous Job: Skyscraper Window Cleaner

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Dangerous Job: Skyscraper Window Cleaner

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The process of cleaning skyscraper windows is a job that entails multiple inconveniences related to the danger to the health and life of the workers who carry it out in terms of factors such as managing vertigo, safety and work comfort, since any carelessness or failure of the equipment can compromise the injury or even cause the death of the operator. Working at such heights requires professional cleaners to meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) safety standards and employ tools and equipment such as protective rope, lanyard, rope grab tool, descent mechanism, tie-downs and suction cups, just to be able to reach the window and be safe during cleaning. There is also another disadvantage, skyscrapers are getting taller and with an architecture that is not a simple flat facade and that is why the difficulty of cleaning the windows of these buildings has been increasing in recent years.

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Dangerous Job: Skyscraper Window Cleaner

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Dangerous Job: Skyscraper Window Cleaner

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Window washers use squeegees to clean the windows of skyscrapers. Squeegees feature brass, steel, or molded plastic handles and hard rubber blades. Windshield wipers pull on the wiper blades, which trap water and dirt, and move them down and off the window panes.
There are three main factors involved when it comes to cleaning high bay windows: clean equipment, cleaning mechanism technology, and environmental conditions. Due to the epic heights and natural factors like wind involved in the operation, each cleaner is equipped with a harness.
In the United States, on average, a window cleaner can earn between $10 and $25 per hour, and if you have years of experience, the equipment and the certificates, in a city like New York you can earn between $30 and $40 per hour. Cleaning companies usually charge $5 per window or $40 per hour, in New York it can easily be $14-$16 per window, but discounts are often given for buildings with many windows or regular contractors.
Due to the great risk that this work represents for window cleaners, multiple companies have created machinery related to this, in some cases they are machines that give better support to the window cleaner and in other cases they are machines that are responsible for cleaning the windows themselves.

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Cleaning the world's tallest building | Supersized Earth - BBC