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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	201042082	01/13/2005	0953220		1771	Employee'S Arm Is Amputated In Concrete Truck Mixer
2	105721.01	04/10/2018	0953210			Employee Suffers Fractured Skull And Leg Hematoma In Fall
3	201942778	05/16/2009	0951510	X	1795	Demolition Worker Is Killed In Tower Collapse
4	170357495	08/08/2001	0950653		1422	Employee'S Fingers Amputated After They Became Stuck In Rope
5	170856009	09/23/2002	0950653		1629	Employee Gets Cement Dust In Eye And Suffers Chemical Burn
6	170903595	01/24/1996	0950644		3275	Employee Injured After Inhaling Dry Cement While Off Loading
7	201797727	09/21/2003	0950644	X	3272	Employee Dies After Fall From Tanker
8	202472676	04/12/2006	0950644		3255	Employee Fractures Wrist In Fall From Table
9	202465951	02/19/2008	0950643		5032	Employee Sustains Amputation When His Arm Is Caught
10	170188569	10/03/1990	0950642		1731	Employee Injured When Sprayed With Wet Cement
11	202476388	01/25/2010	0950636		3273	Employee Sustains Asphyxia While Piercing Cement
12	202446498	03/29/2007	0950633		252	Employee Injures Leg While Operating Electrical Cart
13	202440970	03/10/2005	0950633		3281	Employee'S Fingers Are Injured In Concrete Mixer
14	114674.01	09/25/2018	0950632			Employee'S Hand Is Crushed By Cement Mixer Machine
15	170359608	04/05/1993	0950632		3273	Employee Suffers Acute Exposure To Portland Cement Dust
16	201145802	06/30/2004	0950631		1742	Employee'S Two Fingers Are Amputated By Mixer Blade
17	201489473	04/20/2007	0950622		5032	Employee Falls Over And Breaks Leg While Washing Truck
18	201175049	01/14/2004	0950621		3273	Employee'S Arm Broken When Caught In Cement Mixer
19	111467.01	07/12/2018	0950614			Employee Sustains Chemical Burns After Falling Into Cement H
20	202560538	10/17/2008	0950411		1629	Three Employees Are Injured When Concrete Pipe Erupts

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