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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	Event Description
41	201113958	02/04/2002	0950643		2631	Employee Fractures Foot When Caught Between Roller And Chain
42	200621779	10/03/2001	0454713	X	1799	Employe Crushed Between A Concrete Slab And Lumber
43	201171345	09/23/2001	0950621		1731	Employee Fractured Leg When Pipe Strikes
44	200752525	08/04/2001	0522500	X	3317	Employee Killed When Crushed By Falling Steel Beams
45	656264	04/13/2001	0134000		1791	Employee Injured When Struck By Steel Beam
46	200380327	11/09/2000	0336000	X	3644	Employee Killed When Bundles Of Conduit Fell On Him
47	170869069	11/05/1999	0950621		1629	Employee'S Ankle Fractured When Pinned By Dunnage
48	200550184	04/20/1998	0625700	X	4491	Employee Killed When Struck By Falling Pipe
49	170577761	08/10/1995	0418600	X	4491	Employee Killed When Struck By Falling Lumber Bundle
50	170248959	05/26/1994	1055320	X	4213	Employee Crushed And Killed Under Pipe
51	14397624	12/02/1993	0625400	X	1381	Employee'S Neck Broken By Flying Dunnage
52	606467	12/15/1989	0418100	X	1622	Employee Dies In Fall From Railroad Bridge
53	14377444	10/05/1987	0521700	X	4490	Employee Killed When Draft Of Dunnage Fell Into Ship'S Hold
54	14519326	11/13/1985	0625700	X	3312	Struck By Forklift
55	14352470	11/17/1984	0418600	X	3731	Employee Crushed By Falling Ship Cribbing

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