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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
61	692681	04/17/1987	0355112	X	7389	0	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Power Line In Substn
62	123275.015	11/27/2019	0355112			339999	Employee Amputates Finger When Caught In Insulator Machine
63	107584.015	05/14/2018	0352460			238310	Employee Falls From Scaffold, Fractures Ribs And Back
64	202501177	08/01/2007	0352430	X	4911	221119	Employee Is Electrocuted By Overhead Power Line
65	707158	01/08/1986	0352420		3264	0	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
66	104212.015	03/20/2018	0336000			238310	Employee Falls From Scissor Lift And Fractures Vertebra And
67	116786.015	05/28/2019	0316700			311919	Employee Receives Electrical Shock While Pushing Insulator
68	202023339	05/14/2003	0316100	X	1799	238990	Employee Died When Burned During Demolition
69	803676	02/13/1993	0257260	X	1731	0	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
70	118770.015	08/08/2019	0214500	X		238160	Employee Is Killed In Fall From Roof
71	201330388	03/20/2001	0213600	X	3264	0	Employee Killed When Struck By Falling Ceramic Insulators
72	95972.015	05/30/2017	0213600			221112	Employee Is Burned When He Makes Contact With Energized Bus
73	14485221	03/30/1988	0213600	X	4931	0	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Overhead Line
74	158550.015	10/11/2022	0111400	X		221122	Employee Dies From Severe Burns, Blood Clot In Arc Flash

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