LAS VEGAS - Officials say two workers remain hospitalized after five men were hurt in a construction accident at the McCarran International Airport international terminal project.
Airport spokesman Glenn Gardner says one man was being treated for injuries including a punctured lung after the accident just before 7 a.m. Tuesday.
Gardner says Nevada Occupational Safety and Health officials are investigating why a horizontal structure of reinforced steel rods collapsed around the men as they were building it.
The five men work for Pacific Coast Steel, a subcontractor on the $2.4 billion terminal project. The terminal is expected to open in 2012.
The project was marred by the death of a paving company employee in February.
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