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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
81	000927707	01/24/1995	0418300	X	2411	Employee Struck And Killed By Falling Mast
82	014383616	02/02/1995	0524530	X	3316	Employees Crushed To Death By Collapsing Lift
83	170735195	04/26/1995	0950641		1791	Two Employees Injured By Falling Steel Beam And Grates
84	014308944	08/21/1995	0213400	X	2819	Employee Killed By Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
85	000922922	08/30/1995	0418200	X	7389	Employee Killed In Fall From Stage
86	014322473	09/19/1995	0317500	X	1629	Employee Dies Of Asphyxia In Manhole
87	170061832	09/22/1995	0453720		1542	Employee Fractures Wrist In Fall Down Elevator Shaft
88	000520122	11/08/1995	0830500		5093	Employees Burned In Explosion Of Gasoline Vapors
89	014334106	12/01/1995	0420600	X	1542	Employee Drowns In Sump Pump Pit
90	170623854	03/18/1996	0950625	X	1629	Employee Killed After Falling Into Hole At Construction Site
91	170883060	03/19/1996	0950642		3443	Employee Injured When Struck By Movable Part Of Plate Roller
92	014322515	04/12/1996	0317500	X	2077	Employee Dies Of Burns After Fall Into Scalding Water
93	000694919	04/18/1996	0355114	X	3273	Employee Drowns In Drying Pit
94	170662464	05/30/1996	0522500	X	4923	Two Employees Killed When Overcome By Natural Gas
95	202074043	06/20/1996	0453730		1711	Mechanic Injured In Fall Into Concrete Pit
96	202074050	06/21/1996	0453730		3312	Employee Burned By Molten Slag And Steam In Explosion
97	170127088	11/15/1996	0751910	X	8741	Employee Killed In 16 Ft Fall Into Foundation Pit
98	201790144	11/26/1996	0950612		3795	Employee Injured In Fall Into Surface Access Pit
99	200780344	01/18/1997	0626300	X	1711	Employee Dies Of Asphyxia From Inhalation Of Argon Gas
100	170632541	01/22/1997	0950644	X	1795	One Killed, One Hurt From Carbon Monoxide In Confined Space

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