Office & Workplace at BHP

Perth office is very nice, site office can be dusty

The city offices are absolutely fantastic. Free fruit/coffee, beautiful offices, phenomenal views in fantastic locations. Site offices are a little rougher, but they are perfectly adequate.

HI-vis on site, semi formal in the Brisbane office.

The facilities located in the capital cities are great. Less so can be said about the offices located on site, however this is part of taking a site based role.

Corporate office requires sensible business dress and has very nice facilities. Site based offices require correct PPE or standard work uniform and have adequate facilities.

Brilliant! Uniform on site (for obvious reasons) but Brisbane office is relaxed and inclusive- so long as you're dressed neatly and presentably, strict dress code doesn't exist.

I gave a 7 because, the BHP office in Brisbane is absolutely beautiful, clean, it has heaps of perks. They have a coffee machine, heaps of tea options, milo and hot chocolate, free fresh fruit delivered every day, they even have city views from the bathrooms. We get next to none of this at site. We do not even have a coffee machine in my office at site.

City office has corporate dress code and hot desk seating arrangement. Very nice facilities and views. Regional office is nice. Dress code is full mine site PPE, even if you don't leave the office. Mine site offices are much more basic but cannot complain. Full mine site PPE required.

Some sites are less extravagant than others. There are some obvious advantages and disadvantages working in different locations. City office is very well-equipped with plenty of facilities making the space pleasant.

BHP's Perth City Square office is very modern and deluxe, the view from level 45 is breathtaking.

Facilities are very varied across sites/city offices but generally good.

High Vis and PPE. Some offices are new and pretty, some are old and worn but the resources and connectivity are the same everywhere.

business casual, fresh modern facilities