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1795 Proposals (Mass. Fire & Marine Insurance Company) (single sheet) Household furniture, not contained in buildings used for hazardous occupations.

1850 Chambers's Edinb. Jrnl. 9 Nov. 299/1 The hazardous occupations are such as builders, carpenters, sawyers, masons, house-painters, coopers, millers, printers, labourers, porters, carriers, policemen, and all persons such as ostlers, coachmen, postilions, guards, &c. employed about horses; likewise persons employed in the construction of large engineering works, as docks, tunnels, &c.

1880 Amer. Decisions 21 686 A Provision that the Policy should Cease and be of no force so long as the building should be used for any one of specified extra hazardous occupations, will not release the insurers for a loss by fire after such hazardous occupation has been discontinued.

1897 Daily News 9 June 8/4 A recommendation was adopted..making it compulsory for members following those occupations to pay the increased contributions required by the hazardous occupation table.

?1901 A. Landis Friendly Societies & Fraternal Orders 36 In a large majority of the cases..excessive sickness cost has been noted as one of the causes of deficiency, and wherever such excess has been attributed to occupation causes the adoption of a hazardous occupation table has been advised.

1941 Southern Reporter 2nd Ser. 3 605/1 This court has decided that farming is not a hazardous occupation, per se, or in the ordinary understanding of men.

2000 A. Griffith et al. Managem. Syst. for Constr. v. 149 In the period 1990 to 1996 the average number of fatalities each year still exceeded 80... There can be no doubt, therefore, that construction remains a hazardous occupation.