Lighting tower overturns after separating from tow

A LIGHT vehicle was towing a lighting tower to a workshop when the tower separated from the vehicle and travelled 60m before overturning at a New South Wales open cut mine.

Lighting tower overturns after separating from tow

The vehicle and travelled 60m before overturning at a New South Wales open cut mine.

15 May 2020
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The NSW Resources Regulator said mine operators and contract companies should review their procedures to determine if their training included the potential hazards associated with towing.

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