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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
1	202045084	09/13/2005	0155010	X	5261	444220	Employee Dies Of Heat Stroke
2	200741379	07/03/2003	0213100	X	1711	238220	Employee Dies After Collapsing While At Work
3	201311016	08/16/2003	0213400	X	1761	238160	Employee Died From Heat Stroke While Installing Roof
4	201330933	11/03/2006	0213600	X	2992	324191	Employee Is Burned, Later Dies
5	201330867	07/13/2005	0213600	X	782	561730	Construction Employee Dies Of Heat Stroke
6	201771722	04/22/2002	0213900	X	1741	0	Employee Dies Of Heat Stress
7	201773033	08/03/2006	0213900	X	161	111219	Employee Dies From Heat Related Illness
8	200151595	08/17/2011	0214700	X	7997	713910	Employee Dies Of Heat Stroke
9	202494134	07/28/2010	0215000	X	1711	238220	Worker Installling Flue Is Killed In Fall From Ladder
10	202340790	07/06/2005	0215000	X	1522	236118	Employee Dies From Heat Exhaustion
11	200830883	12/25/2004	0215600	X	7381	561612	Employee Burned To Death In An Elevator
12	200881530	08/18/2008	0215800	X	1611	237310	Employee Is Killed When Struck By Soil
13	170744783	09/02/2003	0253620	X	9224	922160	Fire Fighter Dies Of Heart Attack Induced By Heat Stress
14	202148961	06/14/2005	0253640	X	9224	922160	Employee Suffers Heart Attack And Dies
15	202271813	01/03/2008	0253650	X	9224	922160	Firefighter Is Killed During Multiple Dwelling Fire
16	202169355	01/21/2005	0253650	X	9224	922160	Employee Is Injured In Fire And Later Dies
17	200632271	05/27/2010	0316400	X	1794	238910	Employee Dies From Environmental Heat Stroke
18	200631703	08/28/2007	0316400	X	783	561730	Employee Dies From Heat Stroke
19	200632248	07/22/2010	0316400	X	1799	238990	Employee Dies Of Heat Stress
20	200632347	05/31/2011	0316400	X	4923	221210	Gas Transmission Maintenance Worker Dies Of Heat Exhaustion

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