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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 105949.01 05/26/2018 0213100 X Employee Is Crushed And Killed By The Bucket Of A Front End
2 106072.01 05/26/2018 0419700 X Employee Dies From Non-Work Related Medical Condition
3 106183.01 04/10/2018 0355111 X Employee Suffered Respiratory Distress And Later Dies At The
4 103725.01 04/02/2018 0522300 X Employee Dies From Respiratory Failure
5 104473.01 03/15/2018 0552652 X Employee Falls And Fractures Leg, And Dies At Home From Cont
6 103114.01 02/10/2018 0552652 X Employee Suffers Asthma Attack And Dies
7 101672.01 12/13/2017 0830600   Employee Sustains Respiratory Distress From Exposure To Clea
8 101252.01 12/02/2017 0625700 X Employee Is Found Unresponsive And Later Dies
9 101416.01 12/02/2017 0625700 X Employee Is Found Unresponsive While Cleaning Tank And Later
10 100965.01 11/16/2017 0316700   Employee At Excavation Is Sickened By Inhalation Of Chemical
11 102287.01 11/01/2017 0950624   Employee Digging Trench Contracts Valley Fever
12 109731.01 10/13/2017 0728900   Employees Inhale Unknown Fumes And Lungs Are Irritated
13 101059.01 10/04/2017 0950631 X Employee Dies 30 Days After Chemical Exposure
14 100760.01 10/04/2017 0950624   Employee Suffers Asthma Attack
15 99322.015 09/19/2017 0950633 X Employee Is Bitten By Spider And Dies Five Days Later
16 100194.01 09/19/2017 0950647   Employee Is Exposed To Dirt And Dust, Contracting Valley Fev
17 99114.015 09/16/2017 1054196   Two Employees Are Overcome By Vapors When Two Cleaning Chemi
18 102735.01 09/07/2017 0551800 X Employee Dies From Cardio-Vascular And Respiratory System Fa
19 97548.015 07/16/2017 1050210   Employee Is Exposed To An Alkaline Chemical And Suffers Resp
20 97545.015 07/13/2017 0636900   Worker Mixing Concrete Patch Material Is Sickened

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