Office & Workplace at BHP

The city office is very well equipped. The site office and camp facilities are functional.

On the mine site, facilities are adequate but often slow to get improved (ie. there are some very old monitors and mouses etc still in use) The Perth office is clean and new, with a smart but not too formal dress code.

High rise, high floors, floor to ceiling windows with amazing cityscape views. Big desks and amenities all over. What's there not to love

Impressive office space and layout with excellent building facilities including showers, bike storage, lockers, bbq and social areas. Mix range of dress code, majority of staff wear smart casual clothing.

Great Perth office, nice set up and amenities. Would be nice to have more snacks than fruit which runs out.

Dress code - varies but very much smart casual Office - open, comfortable, access to all required resources

The Adelaide office is very well designed, in a main part of the city with open spaces, kitchen on every floor, shower facilities, bicycle parking and disability access. Dress code - Business casual. The site offices are practical with crib rooms, simple kitchens and toilet facilities. Dress code is PPE, or covered clothes & closed toe shoes.

Dress code is wearing PPE because i am on site, offices are good quality

Work on-site, therefore office get very dirty and are older buildings. Still fit for purpose but upgrades will be needed in the near future. PPE worn on site at all times

Remote location on site but well equipped and up to professional standard. Dress is standard.

Adelaide office is very nice - lots of facilities and meeting rooms which make a great experience. Dress code is pretty flexible - some people come in suits, others jeans and a t-shirt. Onsite office is pretty cramped, but to be expected. Overall pretty good for onsite.

Incredible Perth office; the view is unmatchable. Dress code is more casual than most.

Site based offices are nothing special - the city offices are quite nice. Dress code on site is PPE, no further comments on this really.

Very clean and hot desking creates a sense of equality. The dress code is smart casual

Offices and facilities on site are garbage. In particular the toilet facilities and leaking roofs of ausco huts.

Very well designed. There are plants on each floor and designated people come maintain them.

Professional and well equipped.

5S

Being site based, the offices are pretty standard, though they meet all expectations. Dress code is PPE.

transportable buildings so sound travels but good airconditioning