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Table 1:  Wyoming Fatal Occupational Injuries by Event or Exposure, 2002
  2002 Fatalities
Event or Exposure* Number Percent of Total Fatalities Change from 2001
 
Transportation Incidents 17 53.1% -5
Highway Incidents (Traffic Crashes) 12 37.5% -5
Collision Between Vehicles, Mobile Equipment 3 9.4% -5
Noncollision Incident 7 21.9% -1
Jack-Knifed or Overturned -- No Collision 7 21.9% -1
Nonhighway Incident, Except Rail, Air, Water 0 0.0% -4
Noncollision Incident 0 0.0% -4
Overturned 0 0.0% -3
Contact with Objects and Equipment 6 18.8% -3
Struck by Object 0 0.0% -4
Caught in or Crushed in Collapsing Materials 3 9.4% +3
Caught in or Compressed by Equipment or Objects 0 0.0% -5
Caught in Running Equipment or Machinery 0 0.0% -4
Falls 4 12.5% +1
Fall to Lower Level 4 12.5% +1
Exposure to Harmful Substances or Environments 4 12.5% -1
Exposure to Caustic, Noxious, or Allergenic Substances 0 0.0% -3
Inhalation of Substance 0 0.0% -3
Oxygen Deficiency NEC 3 9.4% +3
Nondisclosable 1 3.1% NA
 
Total 32 100.0% -8
*Based on the 1992 Bureau of Labor Statistics Injury and Illness Classification Manual.
NA - Not applicable.
Totals for major categories may include subcategories not shown separately.  Percentages may not add to totals because of rounding.
Source:  U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

 

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