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47b. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, by major industry, total (All employment)

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1 47a. Number of fatalities in construction, road construction sites and other fatalities, 2003-2015

2 47b. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, by major industry, 2011-2015 total (All employment)

3 47c. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, by event or exposure, 2011-2015 total

4 47d. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, by primary source, 2011-2015 total

5 47e. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, selected construction subsectors, 2011-2015 total

6 47f. Fatal injuries at road construction sites, selected occupations, 2011-2015 total

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