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All Torque
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17th Jul 06 at 15:59   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Whats an office?
SXi_Tim
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quote:
Originally posted by jake
Im actually at home wearing shorts. I lied


I am the only one then
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The air conditioning at my place of work is broken, and they have put off replacing it for over 3 years now. It will cost about £160,000 to replace, at the moment they have industrial sized portable aircon machines which cost £6000/month to hire apparently, they are about as useful as a chocolate teapot...

We are allowed to wear casual clothes all this week now, like this is really going to lower the temperatures in the office - NOT!

Fucking tight German bastards!

[Edited on 17-07-2006 by Sam]
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31c in my office that is situated in the sunshine of the back of our warehouse twas unbearable. Picked up a couple of metal plates not thinkking they had been in the sun all day and had to throw them on the floor as they burnt my me
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whats the highest temp it can be for work health and safety reasons??
Sam
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IIRC there is none, only a minimum temperature.
jr
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sam there is


when you start melting you are legaly allowed to go home
Sam
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What about if you spontaneously combust as a result of the commencement of melting procedures?
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can a person actually melt?
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If they were placed on the surface of the sun for example, then yes I suspect so.
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does my works van count

45+
Lynny
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42
Robbo
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40o is the normal max temp iirc but doesnt count for places like kitchens etc!

23o in my climate controlled office
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26 in our warehouse, thats on my department. On the department above mine its usually about 34, suckers!
Robbo
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Ouch!
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On a day like today when we did have our air con at work it would have been over 30C today (2 week off anyway ). Back when we had that killer heatwave 3 years back it reached 45-46C at work, even with the roof vent opens and the fans on. Working in that for 8 hours a day was not fun.

2 weeks ago they finished fitting our air con though so now its 21-22C all day every day
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Who actually has a climate control system instea dof aircon?
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Our is climate control i believe. I heard the maintance manager guy saying the system was set at 21C .
Lynny
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quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
Who actually has a climate control system instea dof aircon?


we dont even have air con atm! broken and boss wont pay to get it fixed, so put gets up to 42 degrees. staff have fainted etc, he doesnt care
Robbo
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Report him Lynneth!
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try working in a clean room which is always hot and then having a clean room suit / hat / mask / gloves etc on.....
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just come back from work and i work in a garden centre and i work in one big green house think that i beat you all when i say 120of we can have a break every 30min its class do no work
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32 degrees in mine today. Got hot so went out in the van with the ac on

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