Office & Workplace at Transgrid

Office spaces are open and not restrictive - staff can sit wherever they are comfortable. Dress code is smart casual. I notice that staff wear suits only where there are big events to attend or when we go offsite to another stakeholder's office.

Sydney CBD office is currently being renovated. regional offices not so nice

The company's offices vary greatly from depot to depot, but at the Sydney locations (there are two) and the Yass depot where I am currently based, the facilities tend to be clean and well-maintained. The Metro office in Sydney's city has recently undergone refurbishments, and this is the more 'corporate' office in Sydney, where the dress code is definitely smart-casual or at least casual-corporate. At the Western Sydney office it is much more casual, and this is where a lot of the field staff or field-support engineering teams are based. In Yass (and a lot of the regional depots) it is definitely more casual (polo and jeans for most, or PPE) as it is usually the working space for both office and field staff.

Not enough facilities, though some are under construction. Many facilities are old.

Good but hot-desking can be a bit iffy.

There is no set dress code, however most people prefer to wear business casual. There are currently multiple office revamps across the state, with the current ones being the Sydney CBD office space. The relocated space in the same building is newly renovated and to a high standard.

Office space is in the process of being renovated and there is no specific seating -you can sit where you like. There is no specific dress code just has to we be work friendly.

to open, hot desk only. it fills very lifeless and doesn't inspire me to come in at all

Its nice. No formal dress code but generally people wear your typical office clothes (unless you are on site, where you are needed to wear your typical PPE)

Facilities are great. Some floor undergoing renovations which will improve space and facilities. Dress code is smart - smart casual.