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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
41 103646.01 10/09/2017 0950641   Employee Working On Electric Sign Falls From Ladder And Is S
42 99941.015 10/06/2017 0420600   Employee Is Struck By Falling Pulley And Incurs Head Injurie
43 101471.01 09/23/2017 0950633   Employee Falls When Scissor Lift Tips Over And Incurs Multip
44 99303.015 09/18/2017 0751910   Employee Contacts Underground Electric Power Line And Is Sho
45 103468.01 09/18/2017 0950411 X Employee Falls From Ladder And Incurs Head Injury
46 101450.01 09/08/2017 0419700   Three Workers Are Burned In Electric Arc Flash
47 99243.015 08/22/2017 1032500   Worker Handling Energized Transformer Is Electrocuted/Burned
48 98333.015 08/15/2017 0521700   Foreman Testing Voltage Is Burned In Arc Flash
49 98216.015 08/15/2017 0953210   Electrical Worker Is Shocked And Falls Through Ceiling
50 97926.015 08/01/2017 0213600   Employee Is Burned In Electrical Arc Flash
51 98835.015 07/18/2017 0950611   Employee Touches Energized Wire And Is Shocked
52 99940.015 07/17/2017 0950631   Worker Falls While Climbing Scaffold
53 97214.015 07/13/2017 0419700   Employee Fixing Electric Meter Shocked And Burned In An Arc
54 97123.015 07/07/2017 0950612   Worker Operating Machine Has Finger Amputated
55 97566.015 06/09/2017 0552651   Employee Installing Light Is Shocked And Falls From Ladder
56 96492.015 06/03/2017 0214200   Employee Installing A Conductor Is Burned In Arc Flash
57 96059.015 06/02/2017 1050210   Employee Sustains Electrical Burns In Arc Flash
58 95925.015 05/12/2017 0950641   Employee Doing Wiring Work Incurs Electrical Shock
59 100449.01 05/08/2017 0950635   Two Employees Testing Generator Is Burned In Arc Flash
60 95377.015 04/25/2017 0950641   Employee Fractures Ribs When Electrical Switch Gear Falls On

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