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WSP New Zealand

4.0
  • #7 in Engineering consulting
  • 50,000 - 100,000 employees

Office & Workplace at WSP New Zealand

8.2
8.2 rating for Workplace, based on 26 reviews
Please comment on your company's office space, location and facilities. And while we're at it, please tell us a little about the dress code.
Nice open plan offices in good locations
Graduate, Wellington
The office is very sparse/ clinical and lacks personality. Could use some plants and standing desks. Coffee machine is very sub par. Staff room is great.
Graduate, Christchurch
Most are good/high quality but not all are the same quality
Graduate, Hamilton
We currently don't have enough desks in my sector for people and are trying out hot desking which can be disruptive
Graduate, Christchurch
The Auckland office is located in Westhaven, which is near many public transport routes and cafes/restaurants. There are paid parking facilities around the office and a carpark inside the office building, but the parks are reserved for pool cars or people who rent the park only. The existing office space is okay/typical/average in terms of appearance and layout. There have been issues with the HVAC in the past and some faulty kitchen equipment. However, there is an upcoming office refurbishment to improve the office aesthetics, layout, function and facilities.
Graduate, Auckland
Great parking and dress code, very nice staff room and lots of natural light.
Graduate, Christchurch
It is a lovely new office. However compared to other new offices I've worked in the ability for flexible/alternative working spaces isn't much. There are other spaces, but they are not really equipped to be a working space. The dress code is business attire, but still allows people to express themselves in their clothing which I really like.
Graduate, Hamilton
As mentioned before, quite like the Wellington office. Dress is casual.
Graduate, Wellington
We have a single floor office which is very long. It is located on the ends of the CBD area where there is much less foot and road traffic compared to the middle of the city center. Dress code is smart casual and/or semi formal depending on the team.
Graduate, Auckland
wellington office location is amazing, central city location, easy access to everything in the city.
Graduate, Wellington
Hot desking is good, kitchen too small but getting upgraded. Formal ish dress code
Graduate, Auckland
Very nice offices i have seen so far. Christchurch seems to be the best.
Graduate, Christchurch
Open spacing, lots of workstations.
Graduate, Auckland
We have a great office. The open plan can have its advantages and disadvantages for getting work done.
Graduate, New Plymouth
Good locations, casual smart dress code
Graduate, Wellington
I am very pleased with the company's office space and facilities (Christchurch Office). There are lots of windows which allow a lot of natural light into the office, clean kitchen spaces to make coffee and get water and a large lounge area to eat lunch and socialise. Location wise the only complaint I have is it is difficult to find parking space because the office is close to a busy intersection with a lot of other businesses also in the area. Dress code is smart casual. There is a general expectation to dress somewhat tidy but you are still free to express your own style which I really appreciate.
Graduate, Christchurch
The facilities are good. There are adequate toilets, kitchens with utilities and consumables such as sunblock, tissues, bacterial wipes, hand sanitiser around the office. I'd like there to be more standing desks as I have to leave them for the ergonomically assessed people who can't sit at the regular desks, but those desks are too small for me which is a bit annoying. The dress code is office wear casual. You see suits and tucked shirts but also some in more casual trousers and shirts. It's a mixture of formal office wear and appropriate casual wear. I see no issues with the current dress code.
Graduate, Auckland
The o?ce space has a nice atmosphere and is centrally located within the city. The dress code is 'semi-formal'. With the working from home option and often not needing to directly work with clients it is generally okay to have less formal attire.
Graduate, Nelson
Office is great and provides us with everything we need to be comfortable and productive in the space. Great views from the office too!! Staff room is a bit small and gets quite congested at times. Another microwave would be helpful. Dress code is smart casual in the office and for the site tidy and appropriate clothing is expected. Some people do casual Fridays
Graduate, Queenstown
Location is relatively nice. Needs more standing desks. Facilities are clean but limited. We are about to have an office refit/ renovation which will improve the space. Other office are similar standard.
Graduate, Auckland