Flammable gases (e.g., methane) leaks can easily trigger fires or explosions, especially in high-pressure environments like drilling rigs and refineries.

Hazardous gases such as hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) may cause acute poisoning or long-term health issues.

Improper operation of heavy machinery or pipeline corrosion can lead to accidents.

Crude oil spills may contaminate soil and water sources, resulting in high compensation costs and legal risks.

Resource extraction is affected by international conflicts and oil price fluctuations.

Extreme heat, structural collapses, and backdrafts pose direct risks to firefighters' lives.

Combustion-generated chemicals (e.g., hydrogen cyanide) can cause respiratory damage or cancer.

Prolonged exposure to disaster scenarios may lead to PTSD and other mental health disorders.

Crude oil spills may contaminate soil and water sources, resulting in high compensation costs and legal risks.

Armed confrontations, explosives, and other direct threats during military operations or law enforcement.

High-stress environments may lead to anxiety, depression, and other psychological disorders.

Civilian casualties or excessive use of force may trigger public backlash and lawsuits.

Insufficient gear or technological gaps may compromise mission success.

High-voltage operational errors may cause fatal electric shocks or arc flash burns.

Electrical system overloads or insulation failures may ignite surrounding combustible materials.

Long-term exposure to high-frequency equipment may have unknown health impacts.

Malfunctions in robotic or smart systems could lead to production accidents.