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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 202365532 01/22/2006 1055360 X 8361 Employee Dies From Heart Attack
2 170237655 07/14/1993 1055360 X 1622 Employee Crushed To Death By Collapsing Crane Boom
3 202369351 08/25/2012 1055360 X 1521 Employee Falls From Collapsed Platform And Is Killed
4 170096853 11/03/1993 1055360 X 1721 Employee Crushed To Death By Overloaded Crane Boom
5 202351243 10/06/2003 1055360 X 5531 Employee Dies From Apparent Heart Attack
6 170236533 10/26/1990 1055360 X 1731 Employee Killed When Thrown From Manlift Basket
7 170008007 05/10/2001 1055360 X 1711 Employee Died From Heart Attack
8 202351490 12/22/2003 1055360 X 1521 Employee Is Killed In Fall From Pump Jack Scaffold
9 170250880 08/02/1995 1055360 X 2421 Employee Killed When Stack Of Hay Bales Collapses
10 170250898 06/04/1996 1055360 X 1521 Employee Killed When Building Collapses
11 202365151 07/25/2005 1055360 X 7363 Employee Dies When Guardrail Collapses
12 202350690 05/17/2003 1055360 X 5411 Employee Dies From Heart Attack
13 170234264 12/18/1995 1055360   1521 Employee'S Leg Broken By Collapsing Brick Wall
14 170250286 08/20/1992 1055350   1721 Employee Injured When Work Platform Tips Into Building
15 170250393 11/02/1992 1055350   1741 Employee Burned By Caustic Chemical During Scaffold Collapse
16 170794283 08/30/2000 1055350 X 2061 Employee Killed In Fall When Catwalk Collapses
17 202367314 02/23/2008 1055350 X 8711 Employee Is Killed In Trench Cave-In
18 170236442 04/08/1991 1055350   1794 Employee Injured In Trench Cave-In
19 202365870 05/13/2006 1055350 X 5511 Employee Collapses And Dies
20 202366845 05/31/2007 1055350 X 4939 One Employee Killed And One Injured When Boom Collapes

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