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INCIDENT / INJURY REPORT January 1, 2011 to August 1, 2012 By Injury Type All Incident / Injury Cases: 104 Cases - 8 LTC’s / 67 LWD’s.

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1 INCIDENT / INJURY REPORT January 1, 2011 to August 1, 2012 By Injury Type
All Incident / Injury Cases: Cases LTC’s / 67 LWD’s & 16 RDC’s / 254 RDD’s S/T/F: Cases LTC’s / 30 LWD & RDC’s / 125 RDD’s Cut / Puncture: Cases RDC’s / RDD’s Sprains / Strains: Cases LTC / 33 LWD’s & RDC’s / RDD’s Impact: Cases LTC / LWD’s RDC / RDD Burn: Cases LTC / LWD Allergic / Toxic Reaction: Cases Ergonomic: Cases RDC / RDD’s

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