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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
61	201504396	07/16/2003	0950614		2043	311230	Employee Is Injured When Finger Amputated By Exhaust Cyclone
62	201124476	05/27/2003	0950613		1761	238160	Employee Suffers Burns While Refueling Machine
63	202251013	01/31/2003	0953210		2851	325510	Employees Injured After Exhaust Hood Fails
64	201034147	04/01/2002	0950635		3441	0	Employee'S Arm Injured From Air Exhaust Valve
65	171061724	11/28/2001	0854910		8211	0	Five Employees Poisoned With Carbon Monoxide
66	170870133	08/16/2001	0950625		1611	0	Employee Falls Six Feet
67	200641967	06/23/2001	0627700	X	1791	0	Employee Died After Falling 45 Feet From A Ladder
68	201155041	05/13/2001	0950633		5812	0	Employees Slips Into Deep Fryer
69	201793957	11/22/2000	0950644		3398	0	Five Employees Suffer Smoke Inhalation Fighting A Fire
70	201200813	02/17/2000	1054194		3369	0	Employee Injured After Inhaling Chemicals And Smoke
71	201052784	10/14/1999	0950642		3751	0	Employee Injures Back After Changing Out Die On Press
72	201093036	06/26/1999	0950645		9224	0	Employee Injured When Burned By Hot Exhaust Pipe
73	201770823	06/10/1999	0213900	X	7011	0	Employee Died When Overcome By Organic Vapors
74	201770757	06/10/1999	0213900	X	7699	0	Employee Died When Overcome By Organic Vapors
75	201161221	05/20/1999	0950641		4512	0	Employee Sustained Concussion In Fall From Ladder
76	170897862	11/04/1998	0950644		5812	0	Employee'S Finger Amputated In Drive Unit Of Exhaust System
77	201091931	07/23/1998	0950645		8211	0	Employee Injured When Lawn Mower Caught On Fire,
78	200962124	07/16/1998	0352410		1623	0	Employee Injured From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
79	201370145	12/07/1997	0317700	X	2299	0	Employee Killed In Explosion
80	170566772	01/17/1997	0552700	X	5812	0	Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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