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  # Summary Nr Event Date Report ID Fat SIC Event Description
1 014528970 06/12/1991 0111700   3559 Employee Burned When Dust Collector Explodes
2 014529150 01/03/1996 0111700   4911 Methane Fire/Explosion
3 200083020 06/28/2007 0112000   5531 Employee Is Injured When A Tire Explodes
4 014560486 03/02/1989 0112600 X 1611 Employee Killed In 55 Gallon Drum Explosion
5 014560106 01/05/1985 0112600 X 7389 Empty Tank Being Cut Up Exploded, Killing Employee
6 014308787 03/17/1988 0213400 X 8999,2813 Four Employees Killed By Explosion
7 201312097 03/23/2009 0213400   2834 Leak Exposes Sixteen Employees To Phosgene Gas
8 000639658 03/22/1987 0213900 X 7532 Employee Struck By Lid Of Exploding Drum
9 014492391 02/13/1992 0214500 X 7694 Employee Dies From Overexposure To Trichloroethylene
10 000982710 09/02/1992 0257210   2342 Employees Overcome By Diesel Fuel Vapor
11 014232151 04/21/1989 0316400 X 4491 Flash Fire Inside Tank During Cleaning Kills One
12 014330815 06/29/1990 0317700   3369 Two Employees Injured In Combustible Dust Explosion
13 201321528 04/12/2010 0317900 X 3321 Foundry Worker Is Burned By Molten Iron, Later Dies
14 32455.015 06/07/2012 0336000   Employee Is Severely Burned When Ladle Full Of Molten Metal
15 110278.01 09/22/2018 0352420   Nine Employees Are Exposed To Carbon Monoxide Poisoning From
16 000964874 05/04/1992 0352420   4212 Two Employees Burned In Gasoline Tanker Fire
17 170071468 11/09/1990 0352430 X 6512 Employee Dies In Boiler Explosion
18 200920882 06/20/2002 0355112 X 4212 Employee Killed When Tire Explodes
19 200924447 06/19/2006 0355124   4952 Sewer Gas Ignites Burning Employee
20 000597765 11/03/1992 0418100   5812 Employees Hospitalized After Inhaling Carbon Monoxide

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