what would you do if you're forced as HVAC designer to use an evidently bad solution ?
541030
Make it known to those who are forcing you that you disagree with this solution.  Do so TACTFULLY and make sure to back up your argument with facts and figures.  I would present this protest in written form.  If this doesn't work and your forced to continue, at least you have a written document of your protest and your reasons why.  This may help you from being the "fall guy", at least minimize your culpability if the "client" takes some sort of legal action.  Also, if there are any co-workers who agree with you, try to get them to "sign on" with you.  Good Luck!
800873
Maybe talk to your director about the low temperature reducing your productivity, and talk about getting a stand-up air con unit for around his work area, allowing you to turn the temperature up a bit on the main air con
1011370
Yea, be good and obey it. The people that installed it there put it there for a reason, and you know you are doing wrong by trying to go around it.
686599
Clarify with them exactly what they need to be doing, what their limitations are and what the consequences are if they do not comply.\n\nFor anyone that cannot understand that you might think about terminating them and finding someone who WILL work well.
862291
You could go to your immediate superior or to human resources and ask them if you can get some more help in your department.  \n\nI'd not accuse this co-worker as that would reflect badly on you as well.   I'm sure they'd be more likely to get a temp or some more help if you tell them that the workload would run more streamlined and the work get done in a more timely manner.
855254
air flow. if your house does not have it , it will not breath properly
142907
I'd call you local disablity law center as well.. The housing inspector, the health dept and anyone else you could think of.. you want to call a mold inspector too.. the house may be condemable,, Stick that in your slumlords tail pipe and let him smoke it.
507046
I would really hate it...we are too spoiled today in this world to "rough it" outside...give me my a/c and heater anyday..thank you very much :)
577853
No,instead of cooling the room get heated up.\nthe compressor will have to do much work and heat will be given out.
725113
To be perfectly honest, you're best to take that person aside and just let them know.  I mean, I'd want someone to tell me before I go breathing all over everyone.  You can't fix something, if you dont' know there's anything that needs fixing.
810785
Analyze the problem, There is always a solution to wade and take the necessary steps to cope the problem.always depend on R&D for your future. If they are bad Fire and get the best of the market for you need to sell something that is only saleable maynot be the best
207078
Send the manager a letter, informing him of the problem, and telling him that the presence of the mold is a health hazard, and is a breach of the lease, and constitutes a breach of the specific warranty of habitability given with the lease/apartment. Tell him in the letter that they have 48 hours to repair, or that you will repair at your costs to mitigate damages, with the costs expended by you to be deducted from future lease payments, and/or recouped via legal proceedings.  Send a copy of the letter to the local health board, or other inspection agency, along with one or more Internet articles you pull and copy that reflect the dangerousness of toxic mold.  Be sure and send the articles to the manager as well. \n\nGood luck.
99396
Call the company that you worked for.  They can resend.
315550
First offense, fine and make him pay for the repairs himself.\nSecond offense (aka he's a problem officer) one month no pay.\nThird offense (aka looking for a reason to fire him) fire him
1027327
Work place issues.  I work for a stupid company.
737731
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336081
Do a couple of surprise monitorings. Show them the new results and the results obtained when you were letting them know when the monitoring was being held. Explain that, if the new results are bad, your job is to report bad results. So you all have to work to get those reports up or else its out of your reach to stop any consecuences.