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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	122382.01	12/02/2019	1032500	X		Ex-Employee Dies From Pulmonary Fibrosis
2	122202.01	11/19/2019	0552700	X		Employee Asphyxiates While Unloading Flour From Tank Truck
3	111154.01	10/04/2018	0552652			Employee Sustains Severe Throat Irritation From Inhaling Lar
4	113016.01	09/23/2018	0950614	X		Employee Is Exposed To Silica While Cutting Stone And Dies F
5	109944.01	08/10/2018	0552652			Employee Inhales Lime Dust While Cleaning Kiln, Suffers Resp
6	114268.01	07/28/2018	0950633			Employee Is Hospitalized Four Times For Valley Fever And Pne
7	109957.01	05/01/2018	0950647			Employee Is Exposed To Contaminated Spore Dust
8	102287.01	11/01/2017	0950624			Employee Digging Trench Contracts Valley Fever
9	100569.01	09/05/2017	0950647			Meter Reader Becomes Ill Suffers From Possible Valley Fever
10	97725.015	07/29/2017	0552652	X		Employee Is Killed From Asphyxiation While Cleaning A Corn D
11	76556.015	05/05/2015	0355111	X		Employee Suffocates When Trapped In Truck Cab
12	202655866	01/02/2013	0352410		8211	Employees Are Exposed To Gas And Smoke When Boiler Explodes
13	202648382	12/05/2011	0950633		8221	Employee Inhales Concrete Dust, Nonserious Injury
14	201077138	03/31/2011	0950632		7011	Employee Is Injured From Lime And Dust Exposure
15	201087954	06/17/2006	0950625		1623	Employee Contracts Valley Fever During Tower Maintenance
16	201145026	10/24/2003	0950631		3672	Employee Becomes Ill After Inhaling Crystalline Dust
17	201116688	08/26/2003	0950643		8211	Employee Develops Fiver After Being Exposed To Dust
18	200101327	02/19/2002	0522300	X	3262	Employees Exposed To Silica Dust And Develop Silicosis
19	171061567	10/10/2001	0854910		1794	Employee Became Ill After Inhaling Unknown Dust
20	200001147	11/27/2000	0728500	X	3599	Employee Dies Of Smoke Inhalation In Fire.

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