BP
    (209 reviews)

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    Company overview

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    Industry

    Oil & Gas Extraction & Refinement

    Specialities

    Energy, Technology, Sustainability, Renewable Energy, Customer centric solutions

    Company size

    5,001-10,000

    Primary location

    Docklands, VIC
    Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong Country
    Within corporate and functions you could work anywhere from sales and marketing, corporate retail to finance or engineering. Career opportunities range from interns and graduates, right through to senior level leaders. bp employs more than 5,700 people across Australia; operating in every state and territory, with main offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth. Our people work across a variety of businesses, in disciplines including sales and marketing, strategy, finance, business, IT, HR, engineering, health and safety, science and retail.

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    Our mission statement

    We’re an international energy company with global scale, ambitious plans and a team of brilliant people delivering energy to the world, today and tomorrow.

    Reviews overview

    3.3209 ratings in total
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    77%
    Rate salary as high or average
    58%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at BP?

    AI summary of recent reviews
    Employees appreciate the friendly team environment and supportive colleagues at BP, along with opportunities for skill development in customer service and multitasking. The pay and benefits are good, including bonuses and fuel discounts, and flexible shifts help employees balance work with other commitments. Some employees also value supportive management who assist with career progression.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as staffing levels being stretched during busy periods with hours sometimes being reduced, and training that could be more comprehensive for complex systems. Management consistency varies, with some turnover noted, and workload pressure can be high when balancing multiple tasks. Some employees feel company expectations are demanding, and equipment and facilities may require maintenance attention.

    Recent reviews

    3.0
    Assistant Site Manager
    Sep 2026
    Blue Mountains & Central West NSW3 to 4 years in the role, former employee
    No work life balance
    The good thingsProviding excellent customer service when time allowed Working with a good team
    The challengesNot working alone for up to 7hrs a day Unrealistic KPI’s with minimal staff Continual breakdown of essential equipment and not being repaired correctly or replaced causing loss of revenue
    3.0
    Console Operator
    Sep 2026
    Katherine South NT 08501 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    Generally Good, But when the town's situation gets bad. This isn't a good choice anymore.
    The good things1. This role provides an in-site accommodation 2. Not a very hard-working job 3. The supervisor is an easygoing person. 4. Working hrs could be plenty based on staff's request.
    The challenges1. Shop's overall safety issue, sometimes this job could be extremely dangerous. The environment could be HARSH. 2. The working content sometimes could be a little bit tedious. 3. The supervisor will be demanding occasionally.
    5.0
    Customer Service Representative
    Jul 2026
    Naval Base WA 6165Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
    It’s great to work at bp!
    The good thingsFast paced, easy work
    The challengesShort shifts, a lot of cleaning
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