Office & Workplace at BAE Systems

Relatively casual dress code. Showers facilities and bike storage is great. Location is fantastic, Richmond Melbourne.

Some sites have great facilities, others are in need for an upgrade.

Casual formal except Friday. Friday is casual day.

Business casual or business formal depending on role or current events.

The offices seem pretty standard, with all the necessities (i.e. large working space, kitchen etc.). The dress code is semi-professional; a business shirt, chinos and dress shoes are appropriate. The company also supply polo shirts to employees.

Facilities are great although currently in a state of transition and thus some equipment can be hard to find. Dress code is traditional business with a mix of normal business attire (open necked shirts, polos, slacks/skirts). Uniforms are available for purchase.

Whilst there is one central building which has new facilities, there are quite a few facilities that I have worked with which whilst aren't substandard at any stretch, could use updating (i.e. transportable buildings and old buildings with dated facilities)

Space is great, technology is being upgraded so once that's improved it will be fantastic.

Dress code = usual engineering business. not suit and tie, but reasonably well dressed offices are older, but still very functional

The Williamstown office is a little dated, but still pleasant to work in. I love the location, it's a very nice area to work in. Dress code is on the more casual side of business casual. Polo shirts are welcome, most people wear leather shoes, jeans are very rare, I'm yet to see a tie.

Office is old, equipment is old, and the style of the office layout is not modern. It is the traditional cubicle layout with no open space and lack of natural light available. Dress code is business casual and casual friday.

Open plan, decent space (in Canberra office), close to amenities. Dress code is business but not formal, and we have casual Fridays

Formal and casual on Friday. Office is normal.

Unfortunately we are a little inconsistent in this space. Some offices are fairly new and have good facilities, others are more run down. Location is quite remote given the work we do. The dress code is different for everyone. Varies between formal office attire to jeans and a polo.

Building are easily accessible and locate if you take a tour around the building. However, the air ventilation of the building is not as good as it seems.

good offices, location and dress code.

Most buildings are brand new and have everything you need. The dress code differs for each area but generally is casual corporate wear.

A good mix of office and laboratory/workshop environments. Located around a range of shops and restaurants.

The Canberra office has recycling and compost areas. The office is clean, modern and stylish. The dress code is business-casual. Some people wear suits, while others wear jeans (usually people in the server labs as it's cold in there). Every Friday is casual day.

Dress code and offices vary across the country (BAE has offices in a range of locations) - where I work the dress code is akin to "smart business" although interpretations of this vary - every Friday is a "casual day" Offices are good, good access to facilities (tea/coffee/bathrooms/canteen) and meeting rooms and casual catch-up areas.