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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fatality SIC NAICS Event Description
181 200620524 01/28/1999 0454723 X 3589 0 Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Exposure
182 200962124 07/16/1998 0352410   1623 0 Employee Injured From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
183 201790912 07/13/1998 0950612   3674 0 Employee Injured By Air Line
184 201481165 06/13/1998 0950622   1521 0 Employee Run Over By Truck
185 201050960 11/20/1997 0950642   2499 0 Burn - Electrical Fault In Compressor
186 170238455 08/15/1997 1055310 X 1521 0 Employee Killed When Crushed By Falling Compressor
187 200200269 07/02/1997 0418200 X 6798 0 Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Conductor
188 201080744 06/13/1997 0950625   2015 0 Employees Affected By Ammonia Release At Plant
189 201050523 05/19/1997 0950642 X 3581 0 Employee Burned By Refrigerant, Later Dies Of Complications
190 201060357 03/23/1997 0950632   4111 0 Employee'S Fingers Amputed By Running Belt
191 170086433 12/12/1996 0626300 X 2011 0 Employee Killed By Ammonia Release When Compressor Ruptures
192 170848113 11/13/1996 0950632   5411 0 One Employee Injured, 12 Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
193 170891105 10/29/1996 0950635   4789 0 Employee'S Fingers Amputated In Air Compressor Fan
194 170614820 05/09/1996 0950623   2499 0 Employee'S Hand Injured When Caught In V-Belt Pulley Drive
195 200810026 04/01/1996 0627400 X 2911 0 Employee Killed In Compressor Explosion
196 170743280 01/03/1996 1054118   5113 0 Two Employees Burned By Fireball
197 170069090 08/28/1995 0352430   2086 0 Seven Employees Ill When Overexposed To Ammonia
198 171020241 06/29/1995 0552652 X 241 0 Employee Killed When Compressor Falls On His Head
199 170883425 05/26/1995 0950642   4111 0 Employee'S Fingers Amputated When Caught In Running Fan Belt
200 170068571 03/24/1995 0352450   3724 0 Employee Struck In Head By Flying Compressor Pump
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