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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
81	102204.015	01/02/2018	0521400			321920	Many Employees Are Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
82	571612	02/06/1985	0521400		3452		Exposed To Carbon Monoxide From Forklift Truck
83	115921.015	04/30/2019	0521100			321918	Three Employees Are Exposed To Carbon Monoxide, One Is Hospi
84	102170.015	01/09/2018	0521100			561910	Employee Was Exposed To High Levels Of Carbon Monoxide
85	101791.015	12/26/2017	0521100			311513	Employee Is Hospitalized From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
86	851444	08/04/1989	0521100		2033	0	Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Exposure From Lift Truck
87	360967749	06/10/1996	0521100		1796,3312		Five Employees Overcome By Carbon Monoxide
88	200650422	12/06/2000	0521100		3711	0	Four Employees Show Exposure To Carbon Monoxide From Boiler
89	851352	11/08/1988	0521100		8099,8331		Seven Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
90	98785.015	09/05/2017	0521100			311412	Five Employees Are Hospitalized After Exposure To High Level
91	158670.015	02/01/2023	0454723	X		811192	Two Employees Die Due To High Co Levels From Vehicle Exhaust
92	200621498	06/21/2001	0454722		8099	0	Five Employees Poisoned By Carbon Monoxide
93	802165	03/01/1994	0454510		3356	0	Two Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
94	674945	04/12/1988	0454510	X	9224	0	Fire Fighter Dies When Overcome By Smoke
95	675306	09/30/1994	0454510		5932	0	Employees Suffer Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide
96	170571947	06/12/1996	0454510		5211	0	Six Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide
97	170572788	03/20/1997	0454510		2399	0	Employees Become Ill After Inhaling Carbon Monoxide
98	200370344	01/27/1999	0454510		5411,7349		Employees Suffer From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
99	674028	08/20/1986	0454510		1542,1795		Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide From A Concrete Saw
100	170571269	09/21/1995	0454510		2299	0	Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide Sent To Hospital

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