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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fatality SIC NAICS Event Description
1 170123236 04/22/1982 0454713 X 1731 0 Employee Dies When Struck By Tractor Trailer
2 14455521 04/03/1984 0854910   7532 0 Struck By Piece Of Exploding Multipiece Wheel Rim
3 14510754 04/11/1984 0625400 X 1741 0 Struck By Falling Bricks
4 14543722 04/25/1984 0317740 X 1611 0 Three Killed, One Injured When Struck By Tractor Trailer
5 14223341 05/18/1984 0551800 X 8661 0 Struck By Vehicle While Changing A Flat Tire
6 14517122 06/05/1984 0419700 X 1611 0 Employee Killed When Struck By Tanker Truck
7 14467120 06/14/1984 0626000 X 1381 0 One Killed, One Injured When Doghouse Falls
8 14270037 08/08/1984 0112000 X 1542 0 One Employee Killed, One Injured In Trench Cave-In
9 14542633 08/14/1984 0418100   2269 0 Dye Kettle Exploded, Injuring Employees
10 14568711 08/16/1984 1054114 X 1610 0 Employee Crushed And Killed When Loader Overturns
11 14458665 08/31/1984 0352440   1611 0 Employee Struck By A Piece Of Falling Steel Sheet
12 14464051 09/18/1984 0551800   3089 0 Employee Injured When Caught In Unguarded Nip Point
13 14517411 10/18/1984 0419700 X 1611 0 Employee Killed When Run Over By Backing Truck
14 14557482 10/29/1984 0653510 X 1381 0 Struck By Swinging Drill Collar
15 14554174 10/29/1984 0728900 X 1799,1629 Struck By Falling Ball And Hook Assembly
16 14510895 11/13/1984 0625400 X 1731,1791,1522 Employee Killed When Struck By Falling Rebar Cases
17 14237267 12/25/1984 0626600 X 1381 0 Oilfield Drilling Rig Turned Over
18 14456834 01/15/1985 0854910   1542 0 Employee Fractures Shoulder In Fall From Concrete Form
19 14239974 02/18/1985 0552700   1542 0 Employee Injured In Fall From Decking
20 14516058 03/03/1985 0420600 X 3441 0 Bucketwheel Under Assembly Fell Apart; Employees Struck
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