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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 000570325 07/24/1984 0523420 X 5989 Burned By Propane Gas Fire
2 014548739 11/19/1984 0951510   133 Oxygen Cylinder Regulator Exploded
3 014371678 01/18/1985 0522000   2086 Exposure To Chlorine Gas
4 014538573 03/27/1986 0452110   2011 Employees Exposed To Leaking Chlorine Gas
5 014550016 04/02/1986 0454722 X 3691 Liquid Propane Tank Exploded, Killing And Injuring Employees
6 014506299 07/11/1986 0830500 X 7532 Oxygen Released Near Grease And Oil, Explosion Resulted
7 014296479 10/02/1986 0352440   1622 Oxygen Tank Regulator Exploded In Employee'S Face
8 014488886 04/16/1987 0215000   4212,8062 Employee Injured When Compressed Gas Tanks Burst
9 014391346 01/28/1988 0625700 X 1389 Employee Killed When Struck By Valve Housing
10 000655167 11/20/1991 0134000 X 8731 Employees Die Of Asphyxia From Substance Abuse
11 000723551 08/23/1992 0521700 X 7538 Employee Dies After Gas Tank Explosion
12 000886374 11/04/1993 0951510   2813 Cylinder Containing Nitrogen Bursts
13 000657718 06/06/1995 0134000 X 5812 Employee Dies Of Lung Rupture After Inhaling Helium
14 100030162 01/17/1997 0521700   4932 Two Employees Exposed To Phosgene Gas
15 200570141 06/10/1997 0316700 X 3273 Employee Killed When Oxygen Tank Explodes
16 170831762 12/31/1997 0352450 X 9621 One Employee Killed, One Injured In Chlorine Gas Exposure
17 201953171 06/26/1999 0522000 X 2813 Employee Asphyxiated By Leaking Nitrogen Gas
18 200740496 08/04/1999 0213100   5093 Employee Injured In Explosion At Scrap Yard
19 200967347 06/25/2000 0352470 X 7692 Employee Killed When Flammable Gases Explode
20 201113156 01/18/2001 0950643   3491 Employee Injured When Oxygen Hose Lines Explode

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