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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	115483.01	01/15/2019	0418200			Employee'S Fingers Are Amputated In Conveyor Belt
2	107709.01	06/12/2018	0215600			Employee Installing Electrical Receptacle Burns Hands
3	73825.015	01/23/2015	0950614			Worker Trips And Falls From Dumpster And Fractures Neck
4	201079126	01/06/2013	0950632		4212	Employee Suffers Fractures When Struck By Trash Receptacle
5	03569.015	09/08/2011	0522300	X		Employee Is Electricuted By Electrical Fan
6	200678159	09/23/2010	0418800	X	1731	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
7	201331238	07/04/2010	0213600	X	6531	Janitor Is Crushed To Death In Trash Compactor
8	201450772	12/09/2009	0418500	X	7389	Employee Is Electrocuted When Installing Junction Box
9	201489598	05/23/2007	0950622		3499	Employee Contacts Damaged Receptacle, Sustains Burns
10	200612521	03/02/2007	0111700		5093	Employee Is Injured When Struck By Large Container
11	201038056	04/25/2006	0950635		5093	Employee Is Crushed Between Containers
12	201362399	08/03/2005	0419400	X	5015	Employee Is Injured From Electric Shock, Later Dies
13	201182078	05/04/2004	0950611		4953	Employee'S Face Is Cut By Flying Glass
14	201156270	07/23/2002	0950633	X	3993	Employee Is Shocked And Dies While Working On Light Fixture
15	200051670	07/08/2002	0728900	X	4953	Employee Is Burned While Welding
16	200965846	07/06/2001	0352410		7011	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Conductor
17	200330827	05/26/2001	0830300	X	134	Electric Shock - Contact With Energized Parts
18	201380201	08/28/1998	0214500	X	5093	Employee Crushed In Compactor
19	201380177	05/20/1998	0214500	X	4493	Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Sump Pump
20	302041603	05/12/1998	0524200	X	3679	Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Attachment Plug

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