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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
41	014302244	12/14/1990	0653510	X	4231	Employee Killed When Struck In Chest By Cheater Bar
42	200710481	05/08/1998	0636900	X	7359	Employee Killed When Crushed By Falling Forklift Carriage
43	96046.015	05/29/2017	0627700	X		Employee Struck By Rigging Chain And Is Killed
44	83165.015	02/19/2016	0627510	X		Employee Is Run Over By Tripper Machine And Killed
45	68150.015	09/22/2014	0627510	X		Employee Is Struck By Load In Head And Is Killed
46	98709.015	08/31/2017	0627510	X		Employee Is Struck By Falling Block And Is Killed
47	84644.015	04/16/2016	0627100	X		Employee Is Struck And Killed By Massive Screw Elevated From
48	014237416	03/18/1985	0626600	X	3273	Chain Under Tension Broke, End Struck Employee In Head
49	100901.01	11/09/2017	0626300			Employee Is Struck By Suspended Load, Injuring Head
50	200783900	07/29/2006	0626300	X	5012	Employee Is Shocked By Energized Fixture, Later Dies
51	014392930	04/08/1985	0625700	X	1381	Employee Killed When Struck In Stomach By Snapped Chain
52	014519060	05/05/1984	0625700	X	1381	Employee Killed When Struck By Whipping Kelly Hose
53	170081798	05/22/1996	0625700	X	1381	Employee Killed By Falling Pipe Joint
54	014259402	02/18/1985	0625700	X	1389	Employees Struck By Broken Oilfield Casing
55	116508.01	12/21/2018	0524500			Employee Amputates Finger While Repairing Chain
56	49166.015	07/28/2013	0523400	X		Employee Falls From Dust Collector And Is Killed
57	200800811	03/08/2003	0523300		3089	Employee Injured Due To Failed Steel Sling
58	014570345	10/22/1990	0522500	X	2411	Employee Struck And Killed By Falling Log
59	000699587	09/20/1995	0522000		3465	Employee'S Fingers Amputated In Press
60	000837740	09/26/1994	0522000	X	1623	Fall - Aerial Lift Failure

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