SICK BUILDING SYNDROME: Causes, effects and control - Appendix 1
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Appendix 1: Office work environment survey questionnaire 

 

Part 1: Demographic information

 

Name: (please leave blank if preferred)

Building/Floor/Room: (as appropriate)

Job type:

Smoking habits:

Hours per day spend in building:

Office equipment used:

 

Part 2: Subjective evaluation of working environment

 

Do you experience the following conditions in your working environment?

 

 

Always

Often

Sometimes

ever

Too little air

       

Too much air

       

Too dry

       

Too moist

       

Too hot

       

Too cold

       

Too bright

       

Too dim

       

Glare on surfaces

       

Too noisy

       

Too quiet

       

Smoky

       

Stuffy

       

Unpleasant odours

       

 

Part 3: Health-impaired symptoms

Do you experience any of the following complaints in your workplace? Also, please indicate if the problem is consistently more common in the afternoon than in the morning.

 

 

 

Always

Often

Sometimes

Never

More common in the afternoon

Dry or sore throat

         

Skin dryness

         

Skin rashes

         

Eye irritation

         

Contact lens

         

problem

         

Runny nose

         

Stuffy nose

         

Difficulty in

         

breathing

         

Chest tightness

         

Flu-like symptoms

         

Headache

         

Dizziness

         

Nausea

         

Drowsiness

         

Lethargy

         

Aches in arms

         

Chest pain

         

Backache

         

Menstrual problems

         

Impotence

         

 

 

Part 4: Degree of control over environment

 

 

None

A little

Some

Mostly

Complete

Temperature

         

Ventilation

         

Humidity

         

Lighting

         

Noise

         

 

 

Please add any additional comments:

 


Sick Building Syndrome: causes, effects and control - Appendix 1
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