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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As someone that is both LEED AP and works in the Facility office please check and see if you can report the temperature problem to the building management office. HVAC equipment does malfunction and we can fix it. Especially at this time of year when systems are being switched over from heating to cooling. I am always frustrated when someone casually mentions they have been freezing/burning up for the past week. TELL us and we can fix it. If you are in a leased building (ie-not a govenment owned building) ask your hr dept who to report it to. If they don't know then find out who the property management company is and report it to them. Usually the Property Management is listed on your building directory in the lobby or you can ask the "guard" in the lobby. If you work in a government owned building there is a Facility Office. Check your agency's intranet site. Do a search for Facilities Management. It is usually the same office as the group that you would schedule a move with. Please report the issue and don't use the space heater. They are not allowed for saftey reasons.[/quote] Normally it's the older women that push for the freezing temps. 70% of my office is menopausal women who just love sitting in 65 degree weather. It's awful.[/quote]
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