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Keyword: "Chemical Burn"	All	All	04/13/2021 to 04/13/2026	All Offices -	All

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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	NAICS	Event Description
61	147217.015	02/10/2022	0524700		326140	Employee Suffers Second-Degree Burns From Fire
62	144120.015	02/19/2022	0728900		811310	Exposure To Ammonia Burns Employee'S Upper Body
63	144012.015	02/21/2022	0524500		331222	Employee Incurs Burns After Fall Into Sulfuric Acid Tank
64	143955.015	02/21/2022	0728500		424440	Two Employees Suffer Chemical Burns
65	144091.015	02/25/2022	0352420		445120	Employee Incurs Corrosive Chemical Burn To Upper Body
66	144744.015	03/15/2022	0636900		238220	Employee Burns Hand After Disconnecting Nuts On Pressurized
67	144726.015	03/15/2022	0418600	X	322110	Employee Dies After Falling Into Acid Sewer Flume
68	149626.015	09/13/2022	0317700	X	213112	Employee Is Killed In Tank Explosion
69	153373.015	01/23/2023	0452110	X	562920	Employee Dies After Sustaining Chemical And Thermal Burns In
70	154242.015	02/24/2023	0830300	X	213112	Employee Is Killed In Confined Area Due To Overexposure To V
71	156863.015	06/01/2023	0418200	X	325180	Employee Dies After Being Drenched With Barium Sulfide Solut
72	168303.015	02/01/2024	0950411	X	331523	Employee Dies In Explosion While Mixing Heated Chemicals
73	165581.015	04/06/2024	0551800	X	424910	Employee Dies Due To Asphyxiation In Anhydrous Ammonia Leak
74	166066.015	04/24/2024	0950614	X	238330	Employee Is Killed In Fire Due To Flammable Chemical Use Dur
75	166772.015	05/07/2024	0352420	X	541990	Employee Fatality Is Due To Chemical Burns From High-Pressur
76	167203.015	05/30/2024	0454713	X	332812	Employee Is Killed From Explosion And Molten Salt Burns
77	171827.015	11/13/2024	0522500	X	332322	Employee Is Burned After Chemical Adhesive Vapors Ignites Du
78	173688.015	01/21/2025	0317000		424690	Employee Adding Air To Pipe Burns Face When Struck By Chemic

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