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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	Fat	SIC	Event Description
1	014455513	04/03/1984	0854910		7349	Electric Shock - Ungrounded Utilization Equipment
2	014552343	07/24/1984	0213400	X	7997	Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Pool Vacuum
3	014454037	02/03/1987	0751910	X	2046	Employee Dies After Falling From Dryer
4	014471585	08/16/1988	0524700	X	6531	Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Vacuum Cleaner
5	014545016	08/17/1989	0418300	X	2051	Electric Shock - Ground Fault In Vacuum Cleaner
6	170166425	01/27/1991	0950631		2099	Employee Breaks 4 Fingers And Arm While Cleaning Mixer
7	014238703	08/17/1992	0953210		1761	Employee Suffers Fractures After Falling Through Skylight
8	170065676	10/27/1992	0950411	X	1799	Employee Later Dies Of Burns From Acetone Fire
9	000957613	09/19/1993	0950633		5411	Employee Amputates Finger In V-Belt Of Vacuum
10	170737969	05/07/1994	0950645		1542	Employee Lacerates Fingers In Vacuum Cleaner
11	170813208	11/23/1994	0950625		173	Employee'S Hand Lacerated By Moving Elevator Bucket
12	170868889	08/11/1997	0950622	X	7349	Employee Killed When Trapped By Falling Dumbwaiter
13	201052073	01/10/1999	0950642		3365	Employee Experiences Electrical Shock While Using Vacuum
14	201101193	07/08/1999	0950623		1611	Employee Injured When Jaw Struck By Flying Object
15	170205819	07/19/1999	0950611		7361	Employee'S Fingers Injured In Vacuum Unit
16	201260627	07/27/1999	0524200	X	1799	Electric Shock - Ground Fault
17	200521201	08/06/1999	0751910	X	4952	Employee Killed By Jet-Vac While Cleaning Sewer Line
18	170870505	04/05/2001	0950625		723	Employee Injured When Fingers Lacerated By Spinning Paddle
19	201155678	12/17/2001	0950633		3272	Employee Injured While Cleaning Windows
20	171061997	01/04/2002	0854910	X	5311	Employee Dies From Apparent Heart Attack

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