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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
81	202367157	10/11/2007	1055340	X	2435	Employee Is Killed In Fall From Roof Into Pit
82	201043262	08/25/2007	0953220		1799	Two Employees Injured In Fall Into Elevator Pit
83	202288528	08/22/2007	0950411	X	7623	Employee Is Killed In Fall Through Skylight
84	202447231	07/20/2007	0950633		1541	Employee Injured In Fall Into Pit
85	201038783	12/09/2006	0950635		3412	Employee Is Injured In Fall Into Open Pit
86	201042876	12/05/2006	0953220	X	1541	Employee Falls Into Manlift Shaft And Is Killed
87	200263002	10/31/2006	0627100	X	3341	Two Foundry Workers Are Killed In Ingot Pouring Explosion
88	201954740	07/25/2006	0522000	X	4953	Construction Worker Dies From Asphyxia After Pit Cave-In
89	201107992	07/17/2006	0950624	X	1799	Employee Falls Down Into Pit And Dies Of Head Injury
90	201954773	07/09/2006	0522000		3081	Employee Dies Of Heart Attack
91	202463345	06/30/2006	0950643	X	1522	Employee Is Found Dead In Pit
92	202316030	06/19/2006	0950612		7363	Employee'S Finger Is Amputated By Falling Metal Plate
93	201087921	06/09/2006	0950625	X	3441	Employee Is Killed By Steel Column That Shifts During Lift
94	200271567	05/19/2006	0524500	X	1781	Two Employees Killed When Exposed To Hydrogen Sulfide Gas
95	201613049	03/06/2006	1054113		1541	Employee Is Injured In Fall Into Pit
96	201086972	03/05/2006	0950625	X	241	Employee And Son Drown In Manure Pit
97	201762507	01/13/2006	0626600	X	1629	Employee Is Killed When Run Over By Bulldozer
98	200712727	01/04/2006	0636900	X	1542,1771	Employee Is Killed In Fall Into Uncovered Pit
99	202452165	12/21/2005	0950642		8711	Employee Fractures Leg In Fall In Concrete Pit
100	202359238	12/14/2005	0352450		5541	Employee Fractures Leg In Fall Into An Oil-Changing Pit

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