Office & Workplace at Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)

Most are well equipment and in good condition. The offices are typically close to the other facilities required by my work and these facilities are typically very well equipped and in working order. The dress code for my department is very casual. T-shirts are acceptable.

Being out of the city, the offices are a bit more laid back. The site is lovely, with lots of trees and our own soccer field and pool.

The office spaces are nice and well equipped. The dress code depends on the area you work in, but in general the code is casual but professional.

ANSTO has a mix of new, modern buildings and old, legacy buildings that require upgrade. The dress code is fairly casual.

ANSTO has many scientific facilities, some of which are 50+ years old, others are newer. Most of these are situated at Lucas Heights, but there is also the imaging cyclotron, and of course, the Australian Synchrotron in Melbourne. My working space is fine and has everything I need. I wear the uniform most days - whether it's compulsory and free, or optional and not free depends on your area. ANSTO is a pretty no fuss place, but we do have a pool and cafe.