loose concrete

He said the elements most likely played a factor in the loose concrete.

As the dust settled, he said, "I saw three guys hanging from the loose concrete."

A contractor was hired to remove loose concrete from the exterior.

The $2 million cut would eliminate a program to remove loose concrete from the underdecks of bridges.

The most visible work in the next few days, however, will be the removal and replacement of loose concrete on the stadium's 120-foot-high facade.

"Where we found loose concrete, they are going back and chipping it all out to get rid of the safety hazards.

The transport agency said that despite regular maintenance checks, inspectors had failed to detect the loose concrete.

"Just watch out for loose concrete or unmarked stairwells, or things like that," she called to him.

"We're also removing any loose concrete and we're netting in some areas to catch debris," he said.

McMullan & Associates called the issue life-threatening, and removed loose concrete to mitigate the problem.

For cracks and holes, begin by chiseling away all loose concrete from the damaged area with a hammer and cold chisel.

Work began in 2010, when the downstream face of the main dam was cleaned and loose concrete, efflorescence and other surface deposits were removed.

Pulaski Bridge, Brooklyn to Queens - Holes through deck and loose concrete.

The Investigator moved, steel treads spraying ice and loose concrete as it drove straight for the hover, its claws at their widest extension.

Long Island Expressway Viaduct, just before Midtown Tunnel - Holes through concrete deck and loose concrete.

There is enough blame to go around for everyone, but the first problem was a stadium that has had loose concrete, poor sight lines, nary a luxury box and no metal detectors.

Loose concrete is used to fill in the sides of the arch, as they rise toward the wooden beams; but that concrete has been an element of the design since 1891.

West Side Highway, 46th Street to 72d Street in Manhattan - Heavily corroded steel members with holes through deck and loose concrete; all lanes closed south of 57th Street.

And although last year Community Board 6 approved a Park Department proposal to install new asphalt, a new fence, and trees and shrubs, the plan was shelved when the Transit Authority began a 30-month project to remove the loose concrete.