Unitywater

I work between multiple office locations and on site. Very good facilities. Dress code is office attire and PPE when on site. A suggestion would be to provide company branded work shirts to vacation students so they can fit in when that is what the rest of their team wears.

The new office we have is awesome and overall I have been very satisfied. Dress code tends to lean business casual with most people wearing something resembling a polo/button-up and jeans/chinos

The new Northern Corporate Centre is very highly equipped with end-of-trip facilities, rooftop lunch space, sit-stand desks, bookable meeting rooms, and non-bookable phone rooms. The building is very modern and clean. The Northern Service Centre is well equipped with basic lunch and end-of-trip facilities, and meeting rooms, and has ample free parking. The dress code is business casual at the corporate office and usually includes a trouser and polo for example. The Service Centres are the same but often have majority of employees in PPE high-visibility uniforms for site-based work.

Site is a nice place to work. I alternate between three different plants and the facilities are good. Bathrooms and kitchens are kept clean and are easy to use. We also get a coffee machine plus beans and syrups which is awesome. Dress code is PPE (hi-vis long shirt and pants, hats and safety glasses, steel cap boots).

Corporate polo, or PPE