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Ugh - Office building A/C is out...
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MmmSkyscraper
Diamond Member
I wish we had A/C.
Eeek. That sucks. What do you do at work?
Heisenberg
Lifer
Can they still make you work if it's really 90+ degrees in the office?
Proletariat
Diamond Member
Why would you need A/C up in Ohio dude?
Proletariat
Diamond Member
Not at this time of year.
its 68 degrees here in MD and prob a few degrees lower in Ohio
Heisenberg
Lifer
I dunno - seems like there would be some kind of OSHA rule concerning working conditions.
Heisenberg
Lifer
If you've got a really good lawyer you probably can. 😛
lytalbayre
Senior member
Sucks!
I remember working in a small hotel/restaurant doing admin work (in the basement of all places). The boiler room was also in the basement, just a door separated it from where I worked... but that door didn't stop the oppressive heat/steam that dam room generated.... I hated working there!
Do you know what's generating heat?? Lot's of computers?? If heated air is coming out of the ceiling registers, your thermostat might still work (try lowering the temp or turning off the thermostat). Most building heat is done via individual heating coils and straight air. The coils are generally located in places to feed specific areas or rooms.
Also, if the problem isn't fixed and the hvac people just restart your ac units, the ac is going to have to work a lot harder to cool the temperature when competing with whatever the source of heat is. They will probably break down again soon.
Sorry man.
I remember working in a small hotel/restaurant doing admin work (in the basement of all places). The boiler room was also in the basement, just a door separated it from where I worked... but that door didn't stop the oppressive heat/steam that dam room generated.... I hated working there!
Do you know what's generating heat?? Lot's of computers?? If heated air is coming out of the ceiling registers, your thermostat might still work (try lowering the temp or turning off the thermostat). Most building heat is done via individual heating coils and straight air. The coils are generally located in places to feed specific areas or rooms.
Also, if the problem isn't fixed and the hvac people just restart your ac units, the ac is going to have to work a lot harder to cool the temperature when competing with whatever the source of heat is. They will probably break down again soon.
Sorry man.
AbsolutDealage
Platinum Member
cjmtfd102401
Senior member
The building where my office was located did not have heat or air for 3 years, the guy who owns it would not pay to get it fixed. He kicked us and everyone else out with a one month notice. Now the building is empty and will stay that way.
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