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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	201522539	07/25/2005	0111500		1761	Employee Is Injured When Sprayed With Hot Tar
2	014200141	01/03/1986	0352450		3341	Two Employees Hospitalized After Molten Metal Explosion
3	201270428	09/21/1997	0418300	X	3365	Employee Burned As Died-Pot Of Molten Aluminum Flips Over
4	201363801	01/30/2012	0419400	X	3731	Employee Is Struck By Pressurized Sand-Blast-Pot Lid
5	014517486	10/26/1984	0419700	X	1721,3731	Fell From Sand Hopper
6	201856788	09/06/2006	0452110	X	1799	Employee Is Decapitated By Pot Lid
7	200371516	02/10/2001	0454510		2754	Employee Burned In Flash Fire
8	102046.01	12/23/2017	0522000			Employee Is Shot By Sandblaster And His Calf Is Punctured
9	201401932	03/30/1998	0552651		1799	Employee Injured When Fingers Caught By Handle Of Sand Pot
10	014446942	08/28/1984	0552700		1721	Fall From Sand Pot Ladder To Highway Bridge Surface
11	108184.01	08/08/2018	0625700	X		Employee Climbs Into Sand Pot And Suffocates When Covered By
12	014394811	08/24/1991	0625700	X	3731	Employee Buried By 15 Tons Of Sand
13	97008.015	06/26/2017	0626700			Employee Handling Blasting Hose Is Struck By Blasting Media
14	101597.01	12/14/2017	0729700			Employee Sustains Burns From Steam Released From A Tire Pot
15	200524825	07/26/2002	0751910		2064	Employee'S Fingers Are Amputated In Kettle
16	200531887	07/31/2007	0751910		2431	Employee Amputates Finger When Struck By Cylinder Piston
17	103882.01	03/07/2018	0950411			Employee Cleaning Sprocket Sustains Amputation Of Thumb
18	202653929	09/07/2012	0950612		5812	Emplolyee Suffers Burns From Large Pot Of Water
19	201020245	06/21/2004	0950615		8063	Employee Suffers Low Back Strain While Lifting Laudry
20	170840623	04/16/2002	0950615		5812	Employee Injured When Burned By Hot Cooking Oil

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