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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
101	200150787	07/11/2003	0214700	X	1542	Employee Dies Iafter Fall Through A Floor Opening
102	123425.01	01/24/2020	0214700	X		Employee Is Killed In Fall From Scaffold
103	200151306	05/07/2008	0214700		1521	Three Employees Injured In Scaffold Collapse
104	117587.01	07/02/2019	0214700	X		Employee Is Killed In Fall When Scaffold Collapses
105	122572.01	07/02/2019	0214700	X		Employee Is Killed In Fall From Beam
106	73682.015	01/23/2015	0214700			Worker Sawing Wood Flooring Sustains Thumb Amputation
107	200150498	10/13/2001	0214700	X	1542	Employee Died From Heart Attack
108	202342341	04/07/2009	0215000		1751	Employee Amputates Three Fingers While Operating Table Saw
109	202340352	08/19/2002	0215000	X	1751	Employee Is Crushed And Killed By Falling Concrete Wall
110	200850592	03/23/1998	0215000	X	1799	Employee Killed In Fall From Scaffold
111	202341996	04/22/2008	0215000		1799	Employee Is Injured In Fall From Scaffold
112	202340576	06/02/2004	0215000	X	1799	Employee Killed In Fall
113	000644633	06/24/1994	0215000	X	1731,1751	Electric Shock - Direct Contact With Energized Parts
114	200850774	03/18/1999	0215000	X	1711	Employee Killed In Fall Down Elevator Shaft
115	202340873	10/04/2005	0215000	X	1622	Carpenter Falls From Bridge Pier And Drowns
116	108086.01	08/03/2018	0215300			Employee Loading Table Saw Cuts Finger
117	112524.01	01/09/2019	0215800			Employee Using Table Saw Amputates Three Fingers
118	200881548	09/05/2008	0215800	X	1794	Employee Is Killed When Compactor Roller Rolls Over
119	202013710	06/18/2002	0216000	X	1751	Employee Dies In 16 Ft Fall From Scaffolding
120	202013819	12/17/2002	0216000	X	1751	Employee Killed In Fall During Residential Construction

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