A crane is scheduled to be set up on the east side of the Center for Science and Technology (CST) early next week to assist with the ongoing chilled water upgrade project in the fifth-floor mechanical room. The crane will be onsite from Monday, Dec. 20, through Wednesday, Dec. 22.
The work will restrict access to the east side (LS-R) parking lot at CST and also the southernmost pedestrian entryway on the east side of the building. Signage will be posted inside and outside the building directing people to alternate routes.
Please contact Clinton Maloney, senior project manager, at 315.440.8595 or cjmalone@syr.edu with any questions or concerns.
For everyone’s safety, you are encouraged to remain alert in work areas, watch for route changes, heed construction flagger directions/employees at work and follow pedestrian signs.
Delays in the proposed work may occur as a result of weather and/or unforeseen circumstances. In the event that there is a significant delay, updates will be provided as soon as possible.
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