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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fatality SIC NAICS Event Description
41 101414.015 12/01/2017 0626300   238320 Employee In Scissor Lift Incurs Multiple Head Injuries
42 102426.015 01/23/2018 0830100 X 236220 Employee Is Struck By A Concrete Beam And Is Killed
43 102854.015 02/04/2018 0418800 X 237310 Two Employees Killed By Concrete Barrier Landing On Them.
44 103810.015 03/13/2018 0215600 X 332321 Employee'S Head Strikes Concrete Beam And Is Killed
45 106441.015 06/08/2018 0355112   236220 Employee'S Arm Is Caught Between Pile And Crane And Is Crush
46 107516.015 07/16/2018 0729300   331313 Employee Falls From Work Platform And Punctures Abdomen
47 108841.015 08/09/2018 0419700   237310 Employee Receives Contusion To Foot And Ankle Sprain When Fo
48 108741.015 08/27/2018 0317000   327390 Employee Incurs Contusions When Struck By Falling Concrete C
49 109808.015 09/24/2018 0950633   562111 Employee Sustains Multiple Fractures When Caught Between Pic
50 111897.015 12/03/2018 0418800   238110 Employee Incurs Multiple Injuries When Hit By Concrete Bucke
51 116067.015 05/02/2019 0418800   238110 Two Employees Are Injured During Concrete Pumping Operation
52 120257.015 09/28/2019 0420600 X 237310 Employee Is Killed In Fall From Aerial Lift Platform
53 123462.015 01/25/2020 0418300   238120 Two Employees Incur Multiple Injuries When Struck By Falling
54 124156.015 02/20/2020 0215600 X 238910 One Employee Is Killed And Another Receives Leg Injuries Whe
55 131427.015 11/25/2020 0420600 X 327332 Employee Is Killed When Crushed By Loaded Dolly
56 141685.015 06/07/2021 0950644 X 238320 Employee Is Killed While Operating Aerial Work Platform (Lif
57 152031.015 12/05/2022 0418800 X 237310 Employee Is Struck And Killed By Collapsing Concrete Pile
58 171041.015 10/16/2024 0419400 X 237310 Employees Are Killed And Injured When Bridge Span Collapses
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