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#	Summary Nr	Event Date	Report ID	NAICS	Event Description
1	138718.015	08/23/2021	0627700	332312	Employee Breaks Leg And Lacerates Ankle Between Loose Metal
2	139674.015	08/21/2021	0522300	331222	Employee Amputates Fingertip When Pulled Into Pinch Point Cr
3	142342.015	08/20/2021	0950647	221320	Employee Fractures Legs, Ankles When Struck By Pipe Under Te
4	136784.015	06/16/2021	0524700	423490	Employee Amputates Fingertip In Chain And Sprocket Nip Point
5	137293.015	04/12/2021	0751910	311612	Employee Crushes Hand In Bacon Press While Aligning Sensors
6	134686.015	03/30/2021	0316700	333993	Employee Amputates Fingertip When Caught In Chain And Sprock
7	135276.015	02/04/2021	0522000	311111	Employee Incurs Contusion And Lacerations To Right Hand When
8	131128.015	10/30/2020	0552652	322220	Employee Amputates Finger When Caught In Bag Machine Steel G
9	130595.015	10/13/2020	0950633	336111	Employee Amputates Thumb When Using Unguarded Equipment
10	130205.015	10/01/2020	0355118	321999	Employee Lacerates Thumb While Changing Roller On Coating Ma
11	130159.015	09/30/2020	0524200	332999	Employee Crushes Fingers When Foot Brake Is Removed During A
12	127333.015	06/26/2020	0112300	326199	Employee Amputates Fingertip While Aligning New Welding Mach

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