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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
1	657874	01/13/1995	0111400		1731	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Circuit Breaker
2	660407	12/22/1990	0111400	X	1731		Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
3	201521705	07/11/2003	0111500	X	4911	221122	Employee Is Killed, Two Injured In Electrical Explosion
4	201521945	02/22/2004	0111500		1731	238210	Burn - Electrical Fault In Circuit Breaker
5	201521234	04/09/2001	0111500		1731	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Switchboard
6	201521044	09/11/2000	0111500		1731	0	Burn - Electrical Fault On Overhead Power Line
7	200612000	05/10/2005	0111700		4911	221122	Employee Is Burned By Electrical Arc Blast
8	200610988	04/05/2001	0111700		1623	0	Shock & Burn - Electrical Fault In Underground Cable
9	665703	10/28/1997	0112000		3089	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Electrical Box
10	200083830	11/14/2010	0112000		4911	221112	Employee Gets Burned By Arc Flash
11	200081750	04/04/2003	0112000		3069	339113	Employee Is Burned When Electrical Panel Explodes
12	170272066	01/01/1990	0112000		1731	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Busway Switch
13	200082014	09/17/2004	0112000		1731	238210	Employee Burned By Electrical Explosion
14	170272025	09/13/1999	0112000	X	3613	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Bus Duct
15	200090553	08/01/2006	0112300	X	4813	517110	Employee Is Burned By Arc Flash, Later Dies
16	200690212	03/23/1995	0112600		1731	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Circuit Breaker
17	14560064	08/21/1984	0112600	X	4911	0	Electric Shock - Contact With Live Parts Through Boom
18	655761	08/07/1997	0134000	X	6519	0	Burn - Electrical Fault In Manhole
19	14269211	08/13/2002	0134000		1623	0	Employee Shocked By Electrical Short Circuit
20	200772366	12/24/2002	0134000		2099	311999	Employee Is Burned When Circuit Breaker Malfunctions

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