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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fatality SIC NAICS Event Description
1 170882419 10/01/1975 0950642   3365 0 Two Employees Exposed To Ethylene Oxide
2 14489363 06/08/1983 0215800 X 1721 0 Employee Killed After Inhaling Toxic Vapors From Spray Paint
3 14543672 01/17/1984 0317740   2038 0 Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Gas
4 14210223 01/23/1984 0352450   5599 0 Possible Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
5 14447452 03/01/1984 0453710   1711,1731,1771,2046,1791,1541 Exposure To Sulfur Dioxide Gas
6 14569321 03/05/1984 1054116 X 1041 0 Employee Killed By Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
7 45203 03/22/1984 0316700   3312 0 Burns & Smoke Inhalation
8 14502579 03/30/1984 0729700   6411 0 Three Hospitalized For Inhalation Of Gasoline Vapors
9 14489421 03/30/1984 0215800   4212 0 Twelve Hospitalized Following Chemical Spill
10 14464002 04/02/1984 0551800 X 7532 0 Torch Ignited Enamel Thinner, Natural Gas Leak
11 14442255 04/02/1984 0355122   3679 0 Fourteen Employees Injured When Exposed To Plating Chemicals
12 14523880 04/03/1984 0522500   1741,3312,3443 Employees Overcome By Blast Furnace Gas
13 14523856 04/03/1984 0522500   1741,3312,3443 Employees Overcome By Blast Furnace Gas
14 14552327 04/17/1984 0213400   3321 0 One Employee Burned, One Injured When Cupola Explodes
15 14475958 04/18/1984 0522000   3555 0 Smoke Inhalation
16 14460844 04/21/1984 0257250 X 4952 0 One Injured, One Died While Cleaning Waste Recovery Tank
17 14496525 04/28/1984 0627100 X 2077 0 Two Employees Killed By Lack Of Oxygen In Chicken Parts Tank
18 14216931 05/01/1984 0950411   2051,1731 Burn - Electrical Fault In Panelboard
19 14464341 05/01/1984 0551800 X 3312,7699 Carbon Monoxide Exposure During Confined Space Entry
20 14455893 05/02/1984 0854910   3339 0 Employee Suffers Oxygen Deficiency In Chlorination Plant
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