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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 104521.01 03/23/2018 0253650 X Employee Is Overcome Through Smoke Inhalation During Five Al
2 102217.01 12/14/2017 0950643 X Employee Is Trapped By Fire And Is Killed
3 101181.01 11/04/2017 0253680 X Firefighter Died At Home Within 24 Hours Of Response
4 100077.01 10/17/2017 0950615   Fire Fighter Has Leg Cramps During Training Due To Low Blood
5 100321.01 10/17/2017 0253410   Firefighter Collapses During Smokehouse Training
6 100235.01 10/17/2017 0950612   Fire Fighter Falls Off Cliff And Sustains Face Trauma, Fract
7 99521.015 09/09/2017 0950611   Employee Falls From Fire Truck Onto Street
8 99259.015 08/18/2017 1054191   Employee Is Hospitalized With Heat Exhaustion
9 102270.01 08/15/2017 0950631   Employee Is Having Problems With Physical Training And Later
10 101828.01 08/12/2017 0253410   Employee Is Overcome By Smoke From Shed Fire And Is Treated
11 100629.01 07/28/2017 0152300   Employee Sustains Burns To Arms After Falling In Fire Withou
12 98926.015 07/22/2017 0950621   Fire Fighter Sustains Exertional Rhabdomyolysis While Workin
13 97410.015 07/19/2017 0830100 X Employee Is Struck By Falling Tree Section And Is Killed
14 101721.01 07/11/2017 0950632   Employee Is Hospitalized For Heat Exhaustion
15 101464.01 07/08/2017 0950643   Employee Suffers From Heat Exhaustion
16 97032.015 07/06/2017 0950633   Employee Is Completing Firefighting Training At Remote Locat
17 96317.015 06/03/2017 0950641 X Fire Fighter Falls From Ladder And Is Killed
18 95459.015 05/05/2017 0950633   Firefighter Sustains Heat Related Illness From Over Exertion
19 95050.015 04/20/2017 0253650 X Firefighter Falls From A Height Of 5 Stories And Is Killed
20 95277.015 04/10/2017 0950624   Employee Ruptures Achilles Tendon While Fighting A Fire

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