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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	Event Description
41	121744.01	05/18/2019	0950643		Employee Amputates Finger While Using Cutter Tool
42	116778.01	05/15/2019	0551701		Employee Burns Hands In House Fire
43	116455.01	05/15/2019	0950633		Employee Suffers Cardiac Arrest While Training
44	116363.01	05/14/2019	0253420		Firefighter Receives Electric Shock During Training
45	116045.01	05/05/2019	0551702	X	Firefighter Is Killed In Fire
46	115909.01	04/25/2019	0551701		Employee Is Hospitalized After Exposure To Anhydrous Ammonia
47	118161.01	04/19/2019	0950411		Four Employees Receive Multiple Injuries From Explosion
48	114949.01	03/05/2019	0551702	X	One Employee Is Killed, Three Others Are Injured In Fire
49	117834.01	02/14/2019	0253410		Two Fire Fighters Suffer From Smoke Inhalation, One Sprains
50	112714.01	01/01/2019	0111400		Employee Is Engulfed In Flames When Aerosol Can'S Vapor Igni
51	107969.01	07/10/2018	0950625		Employee Experiences Heat Exhaustion During Fire Fighting
52	106436.01	06/09/2018	0950623		Volunteer Firefighter Loses Consciousness Upon Arrival To Sc
53	111423.01	06/04/2018	0950643		Firefighter Sustains Heat Exhaustion, Dehydration, And Kidne
54	105854.01	05/19/2018	0626700		Five Employees Are Injured In A Flash Fire
55	104859.01	04/07/2018	0551701		Three Firefighters Suffer First And Second Degree Burns Whil
56	103790.01	03/07/2018	0830500		Employee Escaping Fire Falls And Breaks Legs
57	99756.015	10/11/2017	0152300		Employee Files Complaint Concerning Ppe
58	99064.015	08/27/2017	0950621		Employee Falls From Moving Fire Truck And Injuries Head
59	98237.015	08/11/2017	0551701		Employee Receives Electric Shock While Troubleshooting Heat
60	99414.015	08/06/2017	0551701		Employee Is Struck By Falling Window And Lacerates Wrist

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