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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 200460640 01/24/2000 0111400   3499 Three Employees Injured By Exposure To Cyanide
2 200460350 10/02/1998 0111400 X 913 One Drowned, Three Sick After Exposure To Hydrogen Sulfide
3 200462018 03/09/2006 0111400 X 4151 Employee Dies From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
4 170035414 04/13/1994 0111500   5141 Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
5 170710503 07/16/1995 0111500 X 742 Employee Dies Of Halothane Poisoning
6 201521473 05/07/2002 0111500   1795 Employee Is Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Fumes
7 014529929 12/15/1987 0111700   3541 Ten Employees Injured After Inhaling Toxic Gas
8 200610079 06/08/1997 0111700 X 8221 Employee Dies Of Organic Mercury Poisoning
9 200611838 10/08/2004 0111700   1623 Employee Is Poisoned By Carbon Monoxide
10 014529671 02/07/1989 0111700 X 1761 Employee Dies Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
11 014528954 04/19/1991 0111700   2621 Seven Employees Injured After Inhaling Toxic Fumes
12 200610921 02/26/2001 0111700   7349 Employee Overcome By Carbon Monixide Exposure From Burnisher
13 200610624 07/06/2000 0111700 X 782 Employee Dies After Eating Poisonous Plant
14 200611424 04/10/2002 0111700   1771 Employees Sustain Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
15 200080182 07/14/1998 0112000   3469 Employees Engaged In Lead Paint Removal
16 000658385 11/16/1998 0112000   3451 Three Employees Suffer From Exposure To Carbon Monoxide
17 200082154 03/03/2005 0112000   3089 Employees Are Exposed To Chemicals When Bottle Breaks
18 200081941 05/31/2004 0112000 X 1711 Employee Killed From Ammonia Poisoning
19 000666198 10/13/1997 0112000   8111 Employees Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
20 200090298 01/04/2002 0112300 X 7538 Employee Dies From Carbon Monoxide Asphyxiation

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