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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
261	201035771	12/06/2003	0950635		1799	Employee Fractures Leg After Tripping While Walking Backward
262	201030558	03/12/1997	0950635		1742	Employee Injured In Fall Into Elevator Shaft
263	201038783	12/09/2006	0950635		3412	Employee Is Injured In Fall Into Open Pit
264	202477253	03/10/2011	0950636		4959	Employee Is Injured By Fall Into Concrete Pit
265	170183255	02/24/1992	0950641		1721	Employee Falls From Ladder Working In Pit
266	99880.015	04/20/2017	0950641			Employee Falls Into Pit And Is Hospitalized For Two Weeks
267	133851.01	03/08/2021	0950641	X		Employee Falls Into Settling Basin And Is Killed
268	201164027	07/03/2002	0950641		3721	Employee Is Injured In Fall Into Pit
269	201160975	12/28/1998	0950641		1751	Employee Sustained Multiple Fractures Due To Fall Into Pit
270	170184386	03/09/1992	0950641		3999	Employee Suffers Concussion In 27 Ft Fall Into Stage Pit
271	170735195	04/26/1995	0950641		1791	Two Employees Injured By Falling Steel Beam And Grates
272	201057031	11/13/2002	0950642		1771	Employee Burns Hands And Arms Cutting With Acetylene Torch
273	201059862	05/12/2005	0950642		4212	Employee Is Burned In Mechanic Shop
274	202452165	12/21/2005	0950642		8711	Employee Fractures Leg In Fall In Concrete Pit
275	170883060	03/19/1996	0950642		3443	Employee Injured When Struck By Movable Part Of Plate Roller
276	170188510	07/23/1990	0950642		2449	Employee Injured In Fall In Pallet Pit
277	201055217	04/19/2001	0950642		2752	Employee'S Hand Crushed In Printing Press
278	201056215	03/09/2002	0950642	X	3312	Employee Injured When He Fell Into Pit
279	201059029	12/08/2004	0950642		3325	Employee Falls Into Uncovered Pit
280	170156095	05/23/1992	0950642		2842	Employee Hospitalized After Falling From Fixed Ladder

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