Bogged dozer leads to wrist injury

AN OPERATOR suffered a cut wrist while trying to get out of a partially submerged, bogged dozer at a New South Wales open cut coal mine.

The operator lost footing, reached out and grabbed the dozer blade.

A burr on the blade caused the cut, which needed four stiches.

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