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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fatality	SIC	NAICS	Event Description
1	102699.015	04/03/2017	1055350	X		311411	Employee Complained Of Headache And Nausea
2	171039001	07/01/1999	1055350		2033	0	Two Employees Suffer From Carbon Monoxide Exposure
3	171122559	10/24/2001	1055330	X	5812	0	Employee Suffers Anuerism And Dies
4	144722.015	01/06/2022	1055330	X		321113	Employee Collapses When Exits Lumber Pusher And Dies
5	202350831	07/07/2003	1055330	X	5812	722110	Employee Dies From Aneurysm
6	201631983	06/07/2001	1054191		3679	0	Employees Allegedly Exposed To Chemicals
7	170804512	04/20/1995	1054191		7011	0	Nine Employees Injured After Inhaling Chemicals
8	93864.015	02/16/2017	1054191			444130	Three Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Inhalation From Fault
9	14569487	09/14/1984	1054115		2037	0	Exposed To Chlorine Dioxide Gas.
10	121665.015	10/11/2019	1054115			238990	Employee Develops Illness Following Chemical Exposure
11	675827	08/17/1987	1054113		1611	0	Employees Injured When Work Platform Falls
12	14548374	01/21/1987	1050210		7349	0	Employee Exposed To Mek And Mibk
13	200230456	06/18/1998	1032500		8999	0	Employee Suffers From Chemical Exposure
14	113344.015	01/25/2019	1032500	X		113310	Employee Is Ejected From Log Processor Cab During Equipment
15	14532923	03/27/1992	1032100		2092	0	Six Employees Injured In Fall With Manlift On Crane
16	884528	06/07/1990	0953220		9221	0	Employee Exposed To Sulfuric Acid, Suffers Bronchitis
17	133929.015	09/15/2020	0953210			238310	Crane Headache Ball Strikes Employee, Causes Hip And Back In
18	884445	11/24/1989	0953210		9511	0	Four Employees Overexposed To Chemical Fumes And Gases
19	101830.015	12/13/2017	0953210			335911	Employee Sustains Headache After Elevator Gate Bumps His Hea
20	743690	04/03/1991	0951510		5141	0	Four Employees Overexposed To Carbon Monoxide

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