Office & Workplace at GHD

The office itself is quite nice, but we do not have enough desks, and therefore we have badly implemented a hotdesking system. No gender-neutral bathrooms. Very relaxed dress code with very casual Fridays.

Nice that the dress code is not specifically white shirt black slacks. I can express myself through my clothing while still maintaining semi-formal attire.

end of trip and kitchen facilities are pretty good and workstation setup is great, dress is smart casual to business casual (think smart t-shirt and jeans/chinos to business shirt and pants)

The location is great, close to public transport, in the city, close to food. The facilities are fine but not particularly great; some more collaboration / quiet spaces would be really helpful and the use of hotdesking is still kind of confusing as some people don't book their desks through the software. I am looking forward to the lockers going in because it will be very helpful to be able to leave some things at work. The building doesn't have any extra facilities or much parking, sometimes there's not even space to bring a hire car in to pick up equipment.

The office space is nice, we each have a respectable amount of space to work within, although the lack of sit-stand desks available is not great for ergonomics.

Office space is good. We use a hot desking system that took some time to get used to but seems to be working now. I do not have an allocated desk in the office and book each day but this has not been a problem so far

The ECC area is quite busy on achor days, and is often competitive on these days to book in a seat.

Very sterile

The office space is wonderful, the facilities are great. Dress code is casual at the best of times.

The office space is newly renovated, nicely lit and feels comfortable to work in. There are good office amenities however sometimes there aren't enough forks during lunch. The building also has good end-of-trip (showers etc) and bike lock facilities. The dress code is fairly relaxed and many people wear "office casual"

No strict dress code, but generally business causal

Office space is abit outdated but has everything that's needed. Dress code is relaxed - most people in team wear polo shirt with nice pants and dress shoes daily. We do casual friday every friday where you can wear whatever

The offices have grat facilities including showers to get ready after the gym etc - However lacks sufficient locker space

Offices are satisfactory, lunch area is pretty good which brings the score up, location is great. Dress code is good, smart casual is the norm.

Love the workspace, location and facilities. There are end of trip facilities that are quite flash downstairs for employee use (i.e. after riding to work). Dress code is business casual - everyone brings their whole self to work. Casual Fridays!

Pretty good, people are often sneezing so I think there may be an issue with the ventilation. The dress code is casual to smart casual

Semi formal/business casual offices all around northern nsw which is convenient when I need to be away for a week and can work from other offices.

The office space is modern and clean. There are several facilities. The dress code is flexible and not too strict on wearing formal business attire all the time.

The Newcastle office is close to the train station so makes public transport easy. There is very minimal, and expensive car-parking options though. People generally tend to wear what they feel comfortable in. for me, that is crisp business attire, but with converse shoes for comfort.

Very clean and well organised office. Business shirts and long pants to work. However, it's not overly strict. I think it's a good dress code.