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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 107405.01 07/02/2018 0626700 X Worker Dies Of Suspected Myocardial Infarction
2 106263.01 05/31/2018 0317700 X Employee Falls From Catwalk And Later Dies
3 105995.01 05/26/2018 0355111 X Employee Is Found Unresponsive In Restroom
4 105975.01 05/24/2018 1054111 X Worker Suffocated When Struck By Falling Forklift Mast
5 105305.01 04/03/2018 0317700   Employee Is Injured When Forklift Rolls Out Of Trailer
6 104519.01 04/03/2018 0522300   Worker Loading Steel Beams Sustains Leg Amputation
7 106454.01 04/02/2018 1054112   Employee Injures Leg When Struck By Forklift
8 104571.01 04/02/2018 0626300   Employee Injures Head When Struck By Forklift
9 104733.01 04/02/2018 0950612   Splinter From Wood Pallet Leads To Infection In Employee'S H
10 103890.01 03/07/2018 0626300   Employee Is Struck By Powered Industrial Truck And Is Hospit
11 104831.01 03/07/2018 0950614   Employee Fractures Left Thumb When Unloading Quartz Slabs
12 103876.01 03/07/2018 0521400   Forklift Operator Is Injured In A Collision And Sustains A C
13 103932.01 03/07/2018 0134000   Forklift Operator Fractures Ankle When Caught Between A Pit
14 103919.01 03/06/2018 0418300   Employee'S Leg Is Caught Between Pallets And Is Fractured
15 103992.01 03/06/2018 0950624   Employee Sustains Compression Fracture Of Vertebrae
16 105094.01 03/06/2018 0950632   Recycling Worker Sustains Fractured Leg When Struck By Falli
17 103906.01 03/06/2018 0418200   Pallet Jack Operator Sustains Fractured Leg
18 106732.01 02/06/2018 0950624   Employee Fractures Ankle When A Pallet Jack Hits A Rack
19 102764.01 02/06/2018 0419400   Forklift Operator Sustains Amputation
20 103100.01 02/06/2018 0420600   Employee'S Toes Are Run Over By Pit And Dislocated

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