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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
41	143071.01	01/19/2022	0522300			Employee Amputates Finger In Dust Collection System
42	200102184	09/11/2005	0522300		5051	Three Employees Are Injured In Explosion
43	200103091	08/18/2008	0522300	X	1711	Employee Is Killed In Fall From Scaffold
44	111806.01	12/04/2018	0522300			Employee Sustains Severe Laceration When Struck By Rotating
45	014522247	05/12/1988	0522300	X	3548	1 Employee Killed, 8 Others Injured In Combustible Dust Fire
46	144563.01	01/28/2022	0522500			Employee Amputates Fingertip In Auger
47	200801710	01/31/2007	0523300		3363	Employee Burned When Dust Collector Explodes
48	200801959	01/25/2008	0523300		3491	Employee Gets Fingers Amputated
49	200123008	02/03/2009	0523400		1799	Four Employees Are Burned By Coal Dust Flash Fire
50	000856138	12/07/1995	0524500	X	7349	One Employee Killed, One Injured In Steam Explosion
51	014379259	04/07/1988	0524500	X	3321	Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Dust Collector
52	142413.01	12/15/2021	0524530			Employee Amputates Two Fingertips When Reaching Into Dust Co
53	200840270	11/19/1997	0524530		1521	Seven Employees Hospitalized For Excessive Lead Exposure
54	202086732	04/15/2004	0524700		1799	A Worker Was Struck By A Steel Plate Which Fractured His Arm
55	000976217	10/03/1992	0551800	X	3567	Employee Killed By Flash Fire
56	170365944	10/29/2003	0551800	X	3365	Aluminum Dust Explosion Injures Six Employees And Kills One
57	200990976	05/06/2005	0551800	X	1799	Employee Is Asphyxiated When Buried In Dust Avalanche
58	200998748	10/27/2010	0551800	X	1796	Worker Dies After Falling Through Deteriorated Roof
59	000731513	03/27/1987	0551800	X	1799,3312	One Employee Killed, Two Injured In Dust Collector Fire
60	201408630	05/08/2013	0552651	X	1711	Worker Is Killed In Fall Through Roof Skylight

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