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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	NAICS	Event Description
1	169613.015	08/26/2024	0418100	X	238390	Employee Dies Of Head And Chest Trauma When Struck By Felled
2	169365.015	08/18/2024	0626600	X	561730	Employee Dies Of Unknown Causes While Chipping Tree Branches
3	167788.015	06/26/2024	0214700	X	561730	Employee Dies Of Head Injuries When Struck By Falling Stump
4	167802.015	06/18/2024	0855610	X	236117	Employee Feeding Woodchipper Dies When Pulled Into Blades
5	163805.015	02/05/2024	0418100	X	321113	Employee Dies In Fall When Pulled Into Woodchipper Blades
6	162726.015	12/27/2023	0950615	X	561730	Employee Felling Trees Is Crushed And Killed When Struck By
7	162500.015	12/18/2023	0418400	X	321113	Employee Lifting Log Is Killed When Crushed By Shape Chipper
8	154751.015	03/16/2023	0751910	X	921190	Employee Is Killed When Caught In Wood Chipper
9	154677.015	03/15/2023	0418600	X	327332	Employee Is Killed When Caught In Cement Mixer
10	130321.015	09/17/2020	0552652		561730	Employee Cuts Leg, Pelvis In Chipper, Leg Is Later Amputated
11	133810.015	09/08/2020	0950647		561730	Employee Incurs Multiple Injuries While Using Brush Chipper
12	128525.015	08/06/2020	0418200		561730	Employee Lacerates Shoulder When Pulled Into Disc Chipper
13	123087.015	12/10/2019	0950623		561730	Employee'S Finger Is Amputated By Cable During Brush Removal
14	122099.015	11/20/2019	0552652		327320	Employee Amputates Fingers While Cleaning Mixing Truck Drum

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