Workers are still evaluating the damage that the Olympus building sustained, as well as ensuring that debris and other materials on top of the apartment complex are removed or secured.

Crews say the next step is to remove the tower which has been leaning against the building since Dorian. That work is set to take place on Saturday.

The first pieces of the wreck were removed, but there's still no timeline being given as to when the area will be cleared.

A new crane was set up in the area over the weekend to ensure the removal of collapsed construction crane is done safely.

The process will begin with strapping down and stabilizing the fallen crane to ensure it does not move during removal operations.

The provincial government declared a localized state of emergency to ensure the safe removal of the crane that's resting on a building, which was being constructed prior to the incident.

As engineering crews continue their efforts to bring down the crane, there is still no official timeline.

Officials have said that it takes about two weeks to dismantle a standing crane, but no estimate has been given on how long it could take to take down the collapsed crane.