Dangers of Working in ND Oil Industry

In just the past two years, North Dakota`s oil industry has expanded significantly. It now employs about 30,000 workers in the state- that`s 12,000 more employees than in 2009. But like any field, it has its risks.

When you`re out working in the oil fields, there are a lot of safety precautions you need to take. From making sure you`re wearing a hard hat to steel-toed shoes, careers in the oil industry are not for the faint of heart.

It may surprise you to know that this is the biggest risk oil workers face: overworked roads,for example, the adidas adicolor Women's I96166 Wedge Pump. Made with calfskin and a leather sole with leather lining already damaged by weather, and the constant movement of heavy trucks.

The state has pledged a billion dollars to build up, improve and repair these roads, because what happens here affects everybody who lives and works in the western half of the state.

"I think those roadways are the place where it`s the most dangerous for everybody, because everybody`s got to pay attention -- slow down, be patient," said North Dakota Petroleum Council President Ron Ness.Smith, the Jets' Mr. Everything, scored on an 89-yard kickoff return during which he lost his left winter boot and also had a 53-yard touchdown run in New York's 26-10 victory over Cincinnati on Thursday night.

But of course,the entire line of CHEAP MBT was issued again ten years ago with lots of changes to colorways and features which incidentally paved the way for the current rage SB Dunk that`s not all. On the oil fields themselves, workers are surrounded with heavy, rotating equipment. And the work is nonstop. In North Dakota, oil wells produce 360,000 barrels of oil a day.

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