The Green Bay Packers have confirmed the death of a construction worker who was doing renovations at the team’s Lambeau Field.

Joshua Shaw, a 27-year-old carpenter, died on Jun. 17 after an incident at the Green Bay Packers stadium on Jun. 15, the team’s CEO announced Saturday.

“Sadly, Joshua Shaw, a carpenter with Mavid Construction, recently lost his life in an incident in the north end zone scoreboard. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and fellow workers,” the CEO, Mark Murphy, said.

Shaw died two days after he was injured in the incident, according to WBAY reports.

The team has not given further details on the incident that led to Shaw’s death.

But Murphy also mentioned that, according to USA Today, the stadium is “currently undergoing renovations with new and wider video boards being installed.”

Shaw worked with his father and older brother at Mavid Construction, a Miron Constriction subcontractor.

Miron gave the following statement to WBAY: “We are deeply saddened to confirm that the individual employed by one of our subcontractors, Mavid Construction, who was involved in a serious incident on Thursday, June 15 on our Lambeau Field project site, has succumbed to his injuries. Our deepest sympathies go out to his friends, family, teammates, and anybody else who has been touched by this tragic event.”

Per reports, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration have opened an investigation into the construction zone incident that could take up to six months to complete.

Shaw’s family shared that the carpenter had signed up as an organ donor, according to WBAY.

Shaw gave his whole set of vital organs, including his liver, heart, and lungs, to HSHS St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay on June 20.