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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
101 200002012 07/23/2005 0728500 X 2841 Maintenance Worker Is Killed By Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
102 200032480 08/15/2005 0521700   5812 Four Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
103 200354918 08/15/2005 0453710   5311 Employee Is Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
104 200354850 08/15/2005 0453710   7349 Three Employees Are Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
105 201506763 06/22/2006 0950614   7381 Employees Are Injured By Carbon Monoxide Exposure
106 202484028 09/27/2006 0950621   1771 Employee Feels Faint After Inhaling Carbon Monoxide From Saw
107 202330700 10/11/2006 0352450   1541 Two Employees Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Gas
108 201573359 09/27/2007 0830500 X 1522 Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide And Glycolic Acid Exposure
109 201702651 11/17/2008 1054195   2491 Five Employees Are Poisoned By Propane-Powered Truck
110 201044039 12/10/2008 0953220   1771 Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide In Tunnel
111 200123073 11/11/2009 0523400   7933 Employees Sustain Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
112 202456232 05/11/2010 0950642 X 8661 Employee Is Killed By Exposure To Paint Stripper
113 200533974 12/12/2010 0751910 X 1522 Employee Dies When Generator Exhaust Causes Asphyxiation
114 202492583 08/10/2011 0950621   9224 Four Firefighters Are Hospitalized After Four-Alarm Blaze
115 202545976 08/08/2013 0950641   8221 Employees Are Injured In Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
116 70054.015 11/11/2014 0352420 X Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In A Truck
117 98785.015 09/05/2017 0521100   Five Employees Are Hospitalized After Exposure To High Level
118 101791.01 12/26/2017 0521100   Employee Is Hospitalized From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
119 102204.01 01/02/2018 0521400   Many Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
120 102170.01 01/09/2018 0521100   Employee Was Exposed To High Levels Of Carbon Monoxide

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