Four construction workers were injured Tuesday when a scaffold collapsed at a Hudson Yards job site, according to a report first published by ABC7 New York.

ABC7 reported the collapse sent four workers to the hospital; the outlet did not specify the exact address, contractor, or the extent of the injuries in its initial report.

As of this writing, the New York City Department of Buildings has not posted an incident record for this event in its public complaint or violation datasets. DOB's incident records typically post four or more days after an event, so the absence of a DOB entry right now is a timing gap, not a sign the event went unreported to the agency.

No dob_context — meaning no active permit filings or violation history tied to a specific address — was available for this location as of this writing, because ABC7's report did not name the precise address or BIN.

The Bid Desk will check DOB's complaint and violation feeds in coming days for the official incident record, including any Local Law 196 or scaffold-safety citations tied to the site, and will update this story with the address, contractor of record, and any stop-work order once DOB's own data posts.

For contractors: a scaffold failure with multiple injuries is exactly the kind of event that triggers a DOB Full Stop Work Order and possible OSHA referral once the record catches up. Any firm with active work near Hudson Yards should expect heightened inspection attention on suspended and supported scaffolding in the coming weeks, regardless of which site this turns out to be.