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This project took place in a hospital’s underground utility tunnel, where concrete repairs were needed at the soffit and ceiling. Because the tunnel is part of an active hospital, the work required careful planning to maintain operations and safety at all times.
Working inside a hospital environment meant controlling dust, noise, and airflow during demolition and repair. The crew installed temporary barricades, created negative airflow, and used filters and pumps to contain dust.
All work had to follow the hospital’s schedule and safety requirements while keeping its operations running.
The team followed the specifications provided by an engineering firm that referred the project. The scope focused on repairing deteriorated concrete at the tunnel ceiling and soffit using approved repair materials. Work was performed in phases to coordinate with hospital management and minimize disruption.
The repairs were completed successfully, with the hospital staying fully operational throughout the process.
Dust and noise were contained, safety was maintained, and the structural integrity of the tunnel was restored.
