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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
121	201573359	09/27/2007	0830500	X	1522	Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide And Glycolic Acid Exposure
122	202502555	09/20/2007	0352450		1799	Employee Sickened By Exhaust From Gasoline-Powered Engine
123	202288544	08/28/2007	0950411		7389	Two Employees Burned When Paint Fumes Ignite
124	200801926	08/23/2007	0523300		4231	Employee Is Poisoned When Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
125	200925717	08/09/2007	0355123	X	1721	Employee Dies While Spray-Painting Apartment Interiors
126	200902088	06/12/2007	0418400		1542	Two Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Fumes
127	200514420	05/28/2007	0552700	X	7999	Employee Is Asphyxiated By Carbon Monoxide
128	200032944	05/04/2007	0521700		3369	Employee Is Injured When Exposed To Acid
129	200801728	02/07/2007	0523300	X	3269	Employee Is Killed In Fall From Ladder
130	202495495	01/29/2007	0950612		1799	Worker Is Injured In Fall Ito Floor Of Ventilation Shaft
131	202445417	12/13/2006	0950633	X	3713	Employee Dies From Chemical Intoxication
132	202087854	11/30/2006	0524700		5093	Three Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
133	200612471	11/28/2006	0111700	X	1742	Employee Killed By Carbon Monoxide From Generator
134	202360293	11/18/2006	0352450	X	1799	Employee Is Killed By Methylene Chloride
135	202461802	11/14/2006	0420600	X	3732	Employee Is Killed Due To Asphyxia
136	202330700	10/11/2006	0352450		1541	Two Employees Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Gas
137	201923935	09/29/2006	0626700	X	1799	Employee Dies After Apparent Inhalation Exposure
138	202004834	09/08/2006	0317000		5144	Six Employees Treated For Carbon Monoxide Exposure
139	202148995	06/17/2006	0253640	X	9224	Employee Is Killed In Fall Through Roof Hole Onto Live Wires
140	201506995	06/05/2006	0950614		5065	Two Employees Sustain Chemical Burns From Explosion

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