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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	000656710	10/09/1986	0111400	X	1751	Struck By Nail Fired From Powder Actuated Tool
2	200613313	05/14/2010	0111700	X	2892	Two Employees Were Killed In Explosion
3	105377.01	01/14/2018	0152300			Employee Using Powder Actuated Nail Gun Fractures Finger
4	170020424	07/19/1995	0213100	X	2892,1541	Two Employees Killed When Explosive Powder Ignites
5	201771417	08/08/2001	0213900	X	3271	Employee Crushed By Palletizing Machine
6	200020485	09/12/1997	0214200		2842	Employee Injured In Welding Accident
7	301953105	09/28/1998	0214500	X	2844	Employee Possibly Inhaled Asbestos Or Silica
8	96245.015	03/29/2017	0215600			Employee Is Exposed To Airborne Powder; Suffers Headaches An
9	200830586	12/07/2002	0215600	X	4491	Employee Killed When Engulfed By Cement Additive
10	014327548	05/01/1985	0316100	X	1542	Shot In Head By A Powder Actuated Tool
11	200542165	08/12/2011	0317500	X	5093	Employee Dies After Gunpowder Explosion
12	201370053	04/16/1997	0317700	X	2892	Two Employees Killed When Black Powder Explodes
13	69870.015	01/07/2015	0317900	X		Employee Is Trapped And Killed When Cement Silo Collapses
14	014298855	10/09/1991	0352410		2899	Employees Burned While Disposing Of Fireworks
15	014298848	10/14/1991	0352410		2899	Flammable Vapors Explode, Employee Not Injured
16	202343919	05/09/2003	0352420		2851	Employee Is Injured When Vapors Ignite And Explode
17	000963728	10/12/1989	0352440		1771	Grout Mixture Hit Faces And Eyes When Pipe Comes Apart
18	109900.01	10/04/2018	0355111			Employee Experiences Possible Heart Attack While Picking Up
19	109144.01	09/14/2018	0419700	X		One Employee Is Killed, Other Dies One Week Later After Blas
20	014346274	07/27/1988	0420600	X	3272	Employee Suffocates And Dies After Fall Into Cement Hopper

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