Photo by Craig Baxter.
Scaffolding has started to go up on Dunedin Hospital's clinical services building, which is being repaired to stop leaks.
All contractors had been engaged for the major components of the $1.75 million repairs, and scaffolding had started on the south side of the building, Southern District Health Board finance director Peter Beirne said.
Once the scaffolding was complete, contractors would seal the exterior concrete panels and joints, and repair windows and flashing.
The project had been split into four stages, and should be completed by April next year.
