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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	144343.01	12/04/2021	0653510	X		Employee Working As Cook Is Killed Due To Carbon Monoxide Ov
2	140190.01	10/14/2021	0213900	X		Employee Dies When Poisoned By Carbon Monoxide Gas
3	135211.01	04/19/2021	0751910	X		Employee Is Killed From Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide
4	138652.01	03/08/2021	0551800	X		Employee Dies From Possible Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
5	133632.01	02/22/2021	0625700	X		Employee Is Asphyxiated And Dies In Nitrogen-Filled Tanker
6	120637.01	10/09/2019	0950641	X		Employee Dies From Pre-Existing Health Condition
7	120550.01	10/07/2019	0418100	X		Employee Is Killed By Exposure To Dangerous Toxins While Res
8	115921.01	04/30/2019	0521100			Three Employees Are Exposed To Carbon Monoxide, One Is Hospi
9	119520.01	04/04/2019	0626700			Employee Incurs Carbon Monoxide Overexposure In Metals Plant
10	115464.01	02/19/2019	0751910			Employee Experiences Multiple Symptoms When Exposed To Carbo
11	113099.01	12/11/2018	0317300			Employee Is Overcome By Exhaust From Kerosene Heater
12	113106.01	08/15/2018	0523400			Twelve Employees Experience Carbon Monoxide Exposure From Pi
13	102170.01	01/09/2018	0521100			Employee Was Exposed To High Levels Of Carbon Monoxide
14	102204.01	01/02/2018	0521400			Many Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
15	101791.01	12/26/2017	0521100			Employee Is Hospitalized From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
16	98785.015	09/05/2017	0521100			Five Employees Are Hospitalized After Exposure To High Level
17	70054.015	11/11/2014	0352420	X		Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In A Truck
18	202545976	08/08/2013	0950641		8221	Employees Are Injured In Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
19	202492583	08/10/2011	0950621		9224	Four Firefighters Are Hospitalized After Four-Alarm Blaze
20	200533974	12/12/2010	0751910	X	1522	Employee Dies When Generator Exhaust Causes Asphyxiation

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