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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 200536381 01/21/2014 0751910   7542 Confined Space Kills One Worker, Injures Two Rescuers
2 51727.015 06/23/2013 0418400 X One Employee Is Killed And Two Are Injured In Explosion.
3 202656872 08/28/2012 0950643   3446 Worker Injured In Combustible Dust Explosion
4 32455.015 06/07/2012 0336000   Employee Is Severely Burned When Ladle Full Of Molten Metal
5 201321528 04/12/2010 0317900 X 3321 Foundry Worker Is Burned By Molten Iron, Later Dies
6 202551404 01/24/2010 0950631 X 7381 Employee Is Killed In Fall From Ladder
7 202551131 10/27/2009 0950631   3999 Employee Is Burned By Pressurized Food Flavoring
8 201312097 03/23/2009 0213400   2834 Leak Exposes Sixteen Employees To Phosgene Gas
9 201272648 10/02/2007 0418300 X 3621 Employee Is Killed By Exploding Metal Drum
10 202288544 08/28/2007 0950411   7389 Two Employees Burned When Paint Fumes Ignite
11 200083020 06/28/2007 0112000   5531 Employee Is Injured When A Tire Explodes
12 200624203 02/07/2007 0454711 X 1795 Employee Is Struck And Killed By Falling Fireproofing
13 202087987 10/31/2006 0524700   3443 Worker Is Burned When Propane Gas Release Ignites
14 200002301 09/26/2006 0728500 X 5153 Employee Is Killed When Propane Escapes And Catches On Fire
15 200924447 06/19/2006 0355124   4952 Sewer Gas Ignites Burning Employee
16 200801447 10/03/2005 0523300   4222 Employee'S Hand Is Burned When Ammonia Escapes
17 201635042 03/21/2005 1054191   5181 Employee Receives Burns And Inhalation Injury From Ammonia
18 200211464 07/16/2004 0626000 X 1389 High-Pressure Gas Release Kills Employee
19 200674802 03/29/2004 0418800 X 1542 Employee Dies After Falling Through Skylight
20 201159258 02/10/2004 0950633   1711 Employee Fractures Back In Fall From Attic To Floor

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