... or changes in relative humidity in a building can trigger symptoms of ill health. 5. Poor ventilation - many office environments use air conditioning systems but ventilation is sometimes poor. What effect does it have on staff? Some effect that SBS can have on staff include: headaches, eye, nose or throat irritation, skin irritation, coughs, dizziness, nausea and fatigue. The symptoms rapidly improve after leaving the building. What can be done? To avoid SBS in your work environment, the following points van help you: * Opening windows or doors to improve airflow. * Altering the temperature in your office. * Minimising the use of perfumed detergents and air fresheners. * Finally, if you and your colleagues feel that further investigation or action is needed, you may need to consider meeting with the owner of the building and your local health department. 2. Department is moving to new offices: * The factors I would take into consideration ...

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