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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 101548.01 12/14/2017 0523900   Employee Falls From Decking And Fractures Leg
2 101098.01 11/21/2017 0950612   Employee Falls From Roof And Incurs Face And Back Injuries
3 103163.01 11/17/2017 0950615   Employee Is Hospitalized After Nail Lodges In Wrist
4 97907.015 08/03/2017 0626700   Employee Receives Burn From Fire And Explosion While Removin
5 97223.015 07/16/2017 0523400   Employee Falls From Height While Installing Insulation
6 95972.015 05/30/2017 0213600   Employee Is Burned When He Makes Contact With Energized Bus
7 94676.015 04/11/2017 0830500   Employee Falls From Scaffold And Fractures Pelvis And Leg
8 93333.015 02/08/2017 0728900   Employee Performing Electrical Work Is Burned By Arc Flash
9 79377.015 08/28/2015 0950632 X Employee Electrocuted And Killed
10 78364.015 07/24/2015 0830100 X Employee Is Killed When Struck By A Falling Pole
11 68503.015 10/16/2014 0522000 X Employee Contacts Energized Electrical Line And Is Electrocu
12 68298.015 09/23/2014 0830300 X Employee Has Seizures At Work And Died Of Unknown Causes
13 200645216 12/11/2011 0627700 X 1623 Two Employees Killed In Fall From Basket Attached To Crane
14 202587028 09/06/2011 0950614   9223 Employee Is Burned In Electrical Arc Flash
15 201623360 08/14/2011 1054116   3313 Electrician Sustains Electric Shock
16 201623261 08/14/2011 1054116   1751 Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
17 201363660 04/05/2011 0419400 X 4212 Truck Driver Is Electrocuted By Power Line
18 201562246 01/12/2009 0854910   2911 Four Employees Sustain Burns Due To Flash Fire From Tank
19 202550265 01/08/2009 0950631   4911 Employee Jumps From Truck Bed, Fractures Ankle
20 202560561 11/10/2008 0950411 X 4911 Worker Is Electrocuted When He Touches A Wire

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