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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 202458303 04/01/2013 0950647   1751 Splinter Punctures Vein Of Worker Guiding Lumber Through Saw
2 201694452 05/07/2012 0950662   2842 Employee Loses Finger In Jointer Machine
3 202522389 04/23/2012 0950624   2421 Board Splinters Injures Employee'S Wrist
4 201185329 06/26/2010 0950611   4119 Employee Gets Metal Splinter In Foot, Which Becomes Infected
5 202507612 02/11/2010 0950622   8222 Employee'S Finger Is Injured, Possibly Infected By Splinter
6 202488458 01/15/2009 0950621   1522 Employee Is Injured While Moving Furniture
7 202527016 09/29/2007 0950612   5812 Employee'S Eye Injured By Flying Splinter
8 201108669 06/21/2006 0950624   8743 Employee'S Hand Becomes Infected By Wood Splinters
9 201692159 03/01/2006 0950662   4481 Employee Is Injured While Performing Maintenance
10 201069580 12/18/2005 0950632   5399 Employee Pushes Glass Fiber Shard Into Palm
11 201800430 12/15/2005 0950644   7021 Employee'S Finger Is Amputated Due To Infection
12 201692472 08/22/2005 0950662   2431 Employee Sustains Puncture Using Ripsaw
13 201635208 05/04/2005 1054191   2077 Employee Develops Infection From Metal Splinter
14 201036423 07/06/2004 0950635   1771 Employee Is Injured While Erecting Scaffolding
15 201352382 02/03/2004 0419700 X 2421 Employee Dies When Struck By Lumber
16 201202389 11/11/2003 1054114   2421 Employee Injured From Flying Object While Operating A Saw
17 201271731 08/28/2003 0418300 X 1623 Employee Killed When Crushed By Falling Tree
18 120164926 05/10/2002 0950631   5311 Employee'S Finger Amputated When Splinter Caught In Ring
19 170870406 08/08/2001 0950625   2521 Employee Struck By Ejected Wood Shards
20 170626410 08/16/2000 0950621   2421 Employee'S Arm Punctured By Splinter From Flying Plank

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