20.500.12556/RUL-170480 Analiza prisotnosti sindroma bolnih stavb med zaposlenimi na izbranih fakultetah Analysis of the prevalence of Sick Building Syndrome among employees at selected faculties Sindrom bolnih stavb (SBS) je pojav, ki postaja vse bolj prepoznaven v sodobnem delovnem in bivalnem okolju. SBS je skupek nespecifičnih simptomov, za katere se domneva, da so povezani s preživljanjem časa v določeni stavbi, najpogosteje na delovnem mestu, vendar ni bil ugotovljen noben specifičen vzrok. Ugotovljeno je bilo, da je SBS povezan s kakovostjo zraka v zaprtih prostorih, vendar obstajajo številni drugi dejavniki, ki vplivajo na pojavnost SBS. Prepoznavanje in nadzor dejavnikov, povezanih s SBS, je ključnega pomena za izboljšanje zdravja in učinkovitosti delavcev. V okviru magistrskega dela je bila izvedena analiza prisotnosti SBS med zaposlenimi na Fakulteti za kemijo in kemijsko tehnologijo (FKKT) in Fakulteti za računalništvo in informatiko (FRI). Cilj je bil oceniti pogostost motečih okoljskih parametrov in simptomov SBS med zaposlenimi. Raziskava je bila izvedena s pomočjo anketnega vprašalnika, ki je temeljil na samooceni dojemanja delovnega okolja in delovnih pogojev ter prisotnosti simptomov SBS. V anketi je sodelovalo 69 zaposlenih. Rezultati ankete so pokazali, da so zaposleni na fakultetah najpogosteje poročali o prisotnosti hrupa, ki ga je zaznalo 52,2 % zaposlenih. Sledila je prisotnost neprijetnih vonjav kemikalij (23,2 %), prenizka temperatura in zadušljiv, slab zrak (20,3 %) ter suh zrak (17,4 %). Ocena pogostosti simptomov SBS je pokazala, da je bila med zaposlenimi najpogosteje prisotna utrujenost (60,9 %), sledili so zaspanost (42 %), občutek težke glave (26,1 %), težave s koncentracijo ter suha ali pordela koža na rokah, srbenje rok (20,3 %) in glavobol (17,4 %). Zaposleni na fakultetah so v povprečju označili prisotnost 2,48 simptoma SBS, ki sta prisotna vsaj 2-krat na teden. Polovica zaposlenih (49,3 %) se sooča s pogosto prisotnostjo prekomerne količine dela, kar posledično lahko vodi v stres in pojav simptomov SBS. Glede na rezultate bi lahko sklepala, da so simptomi SBS posledica delovnega okolja oziroma delovnega mesta, saj skoraj polovici zaposlenim le-ti delno izzvenijo, ko zapustijo stavbe. Pridobljeni rezultati ankete nakazujejo na možnost izboljšave trenutnega delovnega okolja in posledično preprečevanje oziroma zmanjševanje pojava SBS na fakultetah. Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) is a phenomenon that is becoming increasingly recognized in modern working and living environments. SBS is a set of nonspecific symptoms that are thought to be related to spending time in a particular building, most commonly in the workplace, but no specific cause has been identified. It has been found that SBS is linked to indoor air quality, but many other factors also influence its occurrence. Identifying and controlling factors associated with SBS is crucial for improving workers’ health and productivity. As part of the master’s thesis, an analysis was conducted on the presence of SBS among employees at the Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology (FKKT) and the Faculty of Computer and Information Science (FRI). The aim was to assess the frequency of disturbing environmental parameters and SBS symptoms among employees. The research was conducted using a questionnaire based on self-assessment of perception of the work environment and working conditions, as well as the presence of SBS symptoms. A total of 69 employees participated in the survey. The survey results showed that the most frequently reported issue was noise, noted by 52.2 % of employees. This was followed by the presence of unpleasant chemical odors (23.2 %), low temperature and stuffy, bad air (20.3 %), and dry air (17.4 %). The assessment of SBS symptom frequency indicated that the most reported symptom among employees was fatigue (60.9 %), followed by drowsiness (42 %), a feeling of heavy-headed (26.1 %), concentration difficulties, and dry or reddened skin on the hands, itching of the hands (20.3 %) and headache (17.4 %). On average, employees reported experiencing 2,48 SBS symptoms at least twice a week. Half of the employees (49.3 %) experience a frequent overload of work, which can consequently lead to stress and the emergence of SBS symptoms. Based on the results, it can be concluded that the SBS symptoms are likely related to the work environment or workplace, as nearly half of the employees, these symptoms partially subside after leaving the buildings. The results of the survey indicate the potential for improving the current working environment and consequently preventing or reducing the occurrence of SBS at the faculties. sindrom bolnih stavb simptomi delovno okolje dejavniki parametri FKKT FRI Sick Building Syndrome symptoms working environment factors parameters FKKT FRI true false false Slovenski jezik Angleški jezik Magistrsko delo/naloga 2025-07-07 10:55:02 2025-07-07 10:55:16 2025-07-25 13:52:53 0000-00-00 00:00:00 2025 0 0 0000-00-00 NiDoloceno NiDoloceno NiDoloceno 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 0000-00-00 25517 243895811 Cimermancic_Monika_-_Analiza_prisotnosti_sindroma_bolnih_stavb_med_zaposlenimi_na_izbranih_fakul.pdf Cimermancic_Monika_-_Analiza_prisotnosti_sindroma_bolnih_stavb_med_zaposlenimi_na_izbranih_fakul.pdf 1 76903071329EF054946910D95613E896 79b454fe9ffc28196b7123b94e4063c7d15349a38b751afbf628e0de6a983ebf 30df6e1c-5b0e-11f0-b232-0050569b8976 https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/Dokument.php?lang=slv&id=212487 Fakulteta za kemijo in kemijsko tehnologijo 0 0 0