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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
161 014522247 05/12/1988 0522300 X 3548 1 Employee Killed, 8 Others Injured In Combustible Dust Fire
162 014523187 09/13/1986 0522300 X 4491 2 Employees Killed In Dust Explosion And Fire
163 04196.015 12/17/2011 0522300 X Employee Is Killed When Metal Drum Explodes
164 200100824 08/17/2000 0522300   2899 Employee Burned In Mixing Vessel Explosion
165 111806.01 12/04/2018 0522300   Employee Sustains Severe Laceration When Struck By Rotating
166 200103091 08/18/2008 0522300 X 1711 Employee Is Killed In Fall From Scaffold
167 200756856 08/10/2003 0522500 X 2041 Explosion Kills Two Employees And Injures Three Others
168 144563.01 01/28/2022 0522500   Employee Amputates Fingertip In Auger
169 200750040 06/28/1996 0522500 X 3273 Employee Killed When Engulfed In Cement Powder
170 200754570 08/11/2002 0522500   8731 Two Employees Are Burned When Chemical Mixture Explodes
171 014374979 06/15/1984 0522500 X 4911 Coal Dust Explosion
172 014375422 06/26/1987 0522500 X 1711 Employee Burned When Combustible Material Ignites
173 95993.015 05/31/2017 0523300 X Five Employee Killed; Twelve Employee Are Hospitalized In Mu
174 200801959 01/25/2008 0523300   3491 Employee Gets Fingers Amputated
175 200801710 01/31/2007 0523300   3363 Employee Burned When Dust Collector Explodes
176 200801785 02/06/2007 0523300   2499 Two Employees Are Injured In Explosion
177 71642.015 10/04/2014 0523400 X Employee Dies From Asthma Attack
178 200123008 02/03/2009 0523400   1799 Four Employees Are Burned By Coal Dust Flash Fire
179 200123156 06/13/2010 0523400 X 2299 Employee Dies From Asthma Attack
180 201260502 04/23/1999 0524200   7699 One Employee Killed, Two Injured In Explosion

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