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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
161	147421.01	06/28/2022	0626700	X		Employee Is Killed When Crushed By Excavator
162	200260537	08/04/1998	0627100	X	4953	Employee Dies Of Burns From Fall Into Hot Brine Pit
163	137846.01	08/03/2021	0627100	X		Employee Is Killed When Struck By Furnace Roof And Fall From
164	200263002	10/31/2006	0627100	X	3341	Two Foundry Workers Are Killed In Ingot Pouring Explosion
165	200261444	12/22/2000	0627100		3351	Employees Burned By Erupting Molten Metal
166	014492698	04/14/1984	0627400	X	1389,1381	Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Exposure
167	200810430	05/04/1998	0627400	X	1389	Employee Drowns When Wall Of Reserve Pit Collapses
168	200811719	01/15/2004	0627400	X	1381	Employee Fell Into A Mud Pit And Drowned
169	114266.01	03/04/2019	0627500			Employee Installing Pipe Falls Into Pit And Fractures Skull
170	000775429	08/09/1989	0627700	X	1771	Employee Killed From Truck Overturn
171	014234033	02/22/1989	0627700	X	1381	Employee Killed When Caught Between Truck And Load
172	000772921	05/16/1992	0627700	X	3724	Employee Asphyxiated By Argon Gas
173	200644029	01/11/2008	0627700	X	1389	Worker Is Killed After Falling Into Oil Sludge Pit
174	112256.01	12/28/2018	0627700			Employee Incurs Multiple Injuries In Fall Into Oil Pit
175	200711422	07/26/2001	0636900	X	2035	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
176	200712727	01/04/2006	0636900	X	1542,1771	Employee Is Killed In Fall Into Uncovered Pit
177	200713691	08/14/2009	0636900	X	1389	Employee Drowns In Tailwater Pit
178	000566364	05/18/1994	0636900	X	1794	Employees Buried In Excavation Cave-In
179	014557680	04/25/1986	0653510	X	2011	Employee Crushed When Front End Loader Rolled Into Pit
180	113996.01	02/02/2019	0728500			Employee Is Struck By Powered Industrial Truck And Receives

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