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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 103256.01 11/13/2017 0950631   Employee Falls While Descending From Roof And Incurs Lacerat
2 104991.01 11/11/2017 1054113   Employee Falls From Sliding Ladder And Shatters Both Heels
3 104417.01 10/31/2017 0950632   Employee Falls From Ladder And Injures Head And Leg
4 101208.01 10/25/2017 0950632   Employee Falls From Ladder And Fractures Spine
5 104667.01 10/23/2017 0950643   Employee Falls From Roof And Injures Pelvis
6 103166.01 10/23/2017 0950611   Painter Falls And Fractures His Cheekbone
7 101013.01 10/19/2017 0626600   Employee Falls From Scaffold Ladder And Injures Head And Hip
8 100133.01 10/18/2017 0953210   Employee Falls From Fixed Ladder And Fractures Leg Bones
9 99313.015 09/19/2017 0418800   Employee Descending Stairs Is Injured When Stairs Collapse
10 100684.01 09/06/2017 0950611   Worker Falls From Ladder And Fractures Leg
11 102444.01 09/05/2017 0950625   Worker Jumps Off Dumpster And Fractures Ankle
12 103786.01 08/22/2017 0950647   Worker Falls From Ladder, Fractures Hip And Pelvis
13 98421.015 08/14/2017 0523300   Employee Falls From Ladder And Fractures Leg
14 101028.01 07/31/2017 0950611   Worker Falls From Scaffold Ladder, Hard Hat Prevents Serious
15 98833.015 07/28/2017 0950611   Worker Falls From Planter Box And Fractures Pelvis
16 97532.015 07/21/2017 0317500   Employee Falls From Utility Pole And Fractures Leg
17 100951.01 07/18/2017 0950643   Worker Descending From A Ladder Falls And Fractures Leg
18 100987.01 07/07/2017 0950611   Worker Jumps From Retracting Ladder, Fractures Foot
19 96728.015 06/24/2017 0213100 X Roofing Worker Collapses, Dies Of Natural Causes
20 95839.015 05/16/2017 0552651   Employee Is Struck By Concrete Plank, And Fractures Ankle

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