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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	142760.01	01/10/2022	0523400			Employee Is Burned By Molten Metal
2	141680.01	12/09/2021	0418600	X		Employee Incurs Head Trauma When Struck By Flying Tire Machi
3	141163.01	11/11/2021	0355118			Employee Fractures Arm When Caught In Cement Chute
4	141118.01	11/04/2021	0522300			Employee Amputates Finger While Operating Machine
5	140865.01	10/31/2021	0213100			Employees Amputates Three Fingers While Cleaning Rubber Mill
6	140280.01	10/17/2021	0523900	X		Employee Dies When Caught Between Two Conveyors
7	123664.01	01/25/2020	0418300			Employee Amputates Fingers While Unjamming Press Machine
8	132137.01	01/19/2020	0950635			Employee Burns Foot When Atole Bag Breaks And Spills In Boot
9	121580.01	08/13/2019	0111400			Two Employees Are Injured In Rubber Bladder Explosion
10	121581.01	08/13/2019	0111400			Two Employees Are Injured In Rubber Bladder Explosion
11	116996.01	06/04/2019	0523100			Employee'S Finger Is Amputated On Grinding Wheel
12	116716.01	05/22/2019	0317300			Employee Amputates Leg After Being Caught In Conveyor Belt
13	114364.01	02/16/2019	0420600			Employee Sustains Laceration On Foot While Pressure Washing
14	201075272	01/26/2010	0950632		5051	Employee'S Finger Is Ampuated By Shearing Equipment
15	201638012	07/31/2008	1054111		5661	Employee Amputates Finger On Rounder Machine
16	170238695	04/08/2002	1055310	X	3089	Employee Killed After Falling From Roof
17	200523033	01/26/2001	0751910		2011	Employee'S Leg Burned By Chemicals
18	171059777	09/04/2000	0854910		1771	Employee'S Foot Amputated When Run Over By Tracked Vehicle
19	201081536	11/04/1998	0950625		2084	Employee'S Toe Amputated When Valve Dropped On Foot
20	201110541	09/08/1997	0950643		8062	Employee Burned By Hot Water In Same-Level Fall

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