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Detroit’s Trusted Concrete Experts for Residential & Commercial Projects Signature Services is a family-owned concrete contractor proudly serving...

<ul><li><a href="https://patch.com/michigan/royaloak/subscribe-patch-newsletter?utm_source=recirc_article_manual" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Get Patch's daily newsletter and real-time news alerts.</a></li></ul>DEARBORN, MI – Two men were seriously injured Wednesday morning after <a href="http://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/wayne-county/2015/12/23/workers-hurt-scaffolding-collapse-dearborn/77826008/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">scaffolding collapsed</a> while they were working on a hotel project, Dearborn fire officials said.The men, both in their 30s, are expected to survive. They were working on a Holiday Inn and Staybridge Suites project on Michigan Avenue at Telegraph when the scaffolding collapsed around 10 a.m. near the awning at the building's entrance."We think they'll make it," Fire Chief Joe Murray told The Detroit News. "I believe that's a reasonable expectation."The injured construction workers were taken to Beaumont Dearborn Hospital with what Murray described as "traumatic injuries." They were reported in serious but stable condition.The cause of the scaffolding collapse is unknown. Investigators from the fire department and city of Dearborn's commercial service division were at the accident scene Wednesday morning trying to determine the cause and if work will be stopped on the project.

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The men, both in their 30s, are expected to survive. They were working on a Holiday Inn and Staybridge Suites project on Michigan Avenue at Telegraph when the scaffolding collapsed around 10 a.m. near the awning at the building’s entrance.“We think they’ll make it,” Fire Chief Joe Murray told The Detroit News. “I believe that’s a reasonable expectation.”

The injured construction workers were taken to Beaumont Dearborn Hospital with what Murray described as “traumatic injuries.” They were reported in serious but stable condition.The cause of the scaffolding collapse is unknown. Investigators from the fire department and city of Dearborn’s commercial service division were at the accident scene Wednesday morning trying to determine the cause and if work will be stopped on the project.

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The men, both in their 30s, sustained "traumatic injuries" in the construction accident.