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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
101	827923	02/22/1990	0751910		4953	0	Employee Exposed To Carbon Monoxide From Truck Exhaust
102	787408	01/05/1990	1054194		5211	0	Six Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
103	851444	08/04/1989	0521100		2033	0	Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Exposure From Lift Truck
104	914234	05/01/1989	0552624		2032	0	Employee Suffers Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
105	914267	03/21/1989	0552624		3441	0	Employee Suffers Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
106	14388052	03/03/1989	0524700	X	3295	0	Employee Without Ppe Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
107	914770	02/13/1989	0552626		2448	0	Five Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
108	821231	01/22/1989	0352450		3089	0	Four Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
109	997007	12/19/1988	0551800		1799	0	Nine Workers Exposed To Carbon Monoxide Fumes
110	14430482	12/09/1988	0830500		1795	0	Employees Suffer Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide
111	851352	11/08/1988	0521100		8099,8331		Seven Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
112	970756	10/20/1988	0854910		4225	0	Seven Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
113	783712	08/25/1988	0452110		8211	0	Seven Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
114	14256770	06/14/1988	0453710		3089,1541,9229,1799,1522		Employees Asphyxiated When Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
115	674945	04/12/1988	0454510	X	9224	0	Fire Fighter Dies When Overcome By Smoke
116	14471619	02/08/1988	0524200		6411	0	Five Employees Were Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
117	1000157	02/01/1988	0453710		4225	0	24 Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
118	783829	01/29/1988	0452110		3499	0	Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Overexposure
119	14300560	01/22/1988	0951510	X	7011	0	Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
120	14428619	01/05/1988	0830500	X	1542,1795		Employee Dies Of Asphyxia Caused By Propane-Powered Heater

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