ENVIRONMENT

Dozer rolls in night time incident

A DOZER has rolled onto its side while operating on a coal stockpile, at night, in light rain at a New South Wales coal mine.

 The dozer operator was about 1m from the edge of a 6.6m drop when coal slumped, rolling the dozer.

The dozer operator was about 1m from the edge of a 6.6m drop when coal slumped, rolling the dozer.

The coal was sticky at the time of the incident.    The dozer operator was about 1m from the edge of a 6.6m drop when coal slumped, rolling the dozer, according to a report by the New South Wales Resources...

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