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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
161	201390325	04/11/2002	0552652	X	7933	Employee Killed In Fall
162	127661.01	07/09/2020	0552651	X		Employee Dies Of Cardiovascular Disease
163	131281.01	11/16/2020	0552651	X		Employee Is Killed In Fall From Roof
164	170393730	08/13/1993	0551800	X	2013	Employee Stabs Self With 8-Inch Butcher Knife And Dies
165	014464598	09/06/1984	0551800		2499	Caught In Machinery
166	119093.01	08/06/2019	0551701	X		Employee Severs Leg Artery After Striking Column Support Pos
167	64469.015	07/10/2014	0524530	X		Logger Struck And Killed By Falling Tree
168	014380943	06/28/1996	0524500	X	5153	Employee Killed When Leg Becomes Caught In Auger
169	200270569	02/15/1999	0524500	X	1731	Employee Killed By Derrick When Truck Overturns
170	201260015	05/30/1996	0524200		3089	Employee Dies After Suffering Heart Attack
171	200340859	04/14/2009	0523900	X	1623	Worker Dies While Operating Powered Chop Saw
172	127357.01	06/26/2020	0523400	X		Employee Dies After Being Crushed Between Two Fuel Tanks
173	014369995	10/07/1992	0523400		2672	Employee'S Leg Partly Amputated In Lift Truck Collision
174	101125.01	11/27/2017	0523300	X		Employee Is Struck By Sandblasting Media And Later Dies
175	100599.01	11/05/2017	0523300			Employee Catches Arm And Hand Between Machine Rollers And Su
176	200750438	10/29/1999	0522500	X	1771	Employee Killed When Masonry Wall Collapses
177	200757854	11/09/2004	0522500		1751	Employee Suffers Heart Attack And Dies
178	200758407	03/12/2007	0522500		3541	Employee'S Body Found Next To Machine
179	106506.01	06/11/2018	0522300			Employee Is Injured When Floor Pit'S Cover Collapses
180	101960557	12/13/2001	0522000	X	2899	Employee Died From Developing Occupational Asthma

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