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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
21	202484028	09/27/2006	0950621		1771	238110	Employee Feels Faint After Inhaling Carbon Monoxide From Saw
22	164362.015	02/22/2024	0950615	X		445110	Employee Dies Of Co Poisoning Due To Faulty Water Heater
23	201506763	06/22/2006	0950614		7381	561613	Employees Are Injured By Carbon Monoxide Exposure
24	201560927	02/03/2004	0854910		4813	517110	Three Employees Were Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
25	970756	10/20/1988	0854910		4225	0	Seven Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide
26	170681696	12/30/1994	0854910		7538	0	Employee Suffers Symptoms Of Co Poisoning From Car Exhaust
27	709337	04/09/1986	0854910	X	9621	0	Employee Welding In Manhole Has Elevated Carboxyhemoglobin
28	14506364	02/09/1985	0830500		1623	0	Carbon Monoxide Exposure
29	14507305	01/02/1985	0830500		1795	0	Exposure To Carbon Monoxide From Gas-Engine Sprayer
30	201573359	09/27/2007	0830500	X	1522	236220	Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide And Glycolic Acid Exposure
31	14428619	01/05/1988	0830500	X	1542,1795		Employee Dies Of Asphyxia Caused By Propane-Powered Heater
32	14507313	02/06/1985	0830500		5012	0	Employees Exposed To Carbon Monoxide In Enclosed Car Wash
33	14430482	12/09/1988	0830500		1795	0	Employees Suffer Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide
34	827923	02/22/1990	0751910		4953	0	Employee Exposed To Carbon Monoxide From Truck Exhaust
35	14454581	12/15/1985	0751910	X	4953	0	Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
36	115464.015	02/19/2019	0751910			112210	Employee Experiences Multiple Symptoms When Exposed To Carbo
37	135211.015	04/19/2021	0751910	X		115115	Employee Is Killed From Overexposure To Carbon Monoxide
38	130288.015	10/02/2020	0751910			561710	Employee Becomes Ill From Co Exposure When Using Vacuum In A
39	200533974	12/12/2010	0751910	X	1522	236116	Employee Dies When Generator Exhaust Causes Asphyxiation
40	14414791	12/06/1986	0729300		3089	0	Twelve Employees Hospitalized For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

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