Auckland - Office Accessibility

Accessibility is fundamental to Salesforce culture. We make our spaces as inclusive as possible, but also know that some of our offices still have some restrictions and limitations.

We want to make sure that visitors, guests and employees are aware of any constraints in our office spaces, as well as highlight some of the accessible provisions that can be expected when visiting us. That way, everyone is empowered to plan their visit and make their time with us easy and enjoyable.

Getting to and from the office

Uber or a Taxi is the easiest way to travel from Auckland Airport and alternatively it is a two stage bus trip. You can take the SkyDrive shuttle from the Auckland Airport, to SkyCity. It is an 11 minute (800m) walk from SkyCity to our office or a short walk to Wellesley Street will allow you to take the red CityLink bus directly outside 45 Queen Street.

Uber would be the most suggested method, as you can request assistance via the app and it will bring you directly to the door of the Auckland Office at 45 Queen Street, where you can take the lift to Level 12.

Aside from the two phase public transport option above, an Uber will be able to find you the best route.

We have a red CityLink bus stop right outside our door step, additional bus stops on Lower Albert Street (180m away, a 3 minute walk) or Britomart train station is a 7 minute walk shown below.

The Auckland Office hasn't got parking onsite.

The front door entry/exit to our building and to our Level 12 office space are both accessible.

The front entry to 45 Queen Street has a large automatic revolving door, which slows/stops when it senses anything against the doors, so a wheelchair could roll through this entryway. From there, you can take the lift up to any floor you like, such as Level 1 which has a cafe which is open with no doorways and our office on Level 12 has push to open buttons on both sides of our entry doors. We also have a wheelchair accessible toilet in our lobby at Level 12.

In the office

Yes, only service animals are permitted. Requests concerning service animals can be submitted via logging Employees must submit a Workplace Accommodation Request.

Yes, the lift at 45 Queen Street can reach all floors of the building, including our office space on Level 12.

If you are visiting the office during normal business hours, your badge will give you access to reach Level 12 and this toilet. If your visit requires building access outside of 7:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday, you can log a REWS ticket and we will organise Colliers building management to add additional badge access for you.

In the Auckland Office, our all-gender toilet is the same as our accessible toilet.

Yes, our parent room is located inside our front entry.

Our parent room doubles as our mindfulness zone.

The Auckland Office hasn't got a barista bar, but we do have a coffee machine in our kitchen area and a Cafe on level 1.

The Hub, our Cafe on Level 1 is open Monday-Friday from 7.30 a.m - 3.00 p.m.

Our snack programme is set up in our kitchen space, which is opposite of our entry doors.

The Hub Cafe on Level 1, is a short lift ride away down from Level 12. Across the street (approximately 100m walk), we have Commercial Bay shopping centre, which offers many restaurants and cafes for lunch.

If you require any additional support, you can absolutely request this by logging a ticket for local support here.

For any additional questions, please feel free to log a ticket at any time here.

No, there is no Braille signage.

No, there is no tactile signage.

Yes, all 77 desks are sit/stand desks and can accommodate a wheelchair underneath if needed.

Level 12 has phone rooms and focus pods along the northwest side of the floor. Also, we have a wellness room to provide a quiet retreat when employees need it.

Yes, the front reception desk does have an accessible approach section.

Yes, handles on our storage cabinets can be reached from a wheelchair and opened.

Automatic doors with wheelchair accessible button, accessible approach section at reception desk, sit/stand desks that allow a wheelchair underneath, social areas tables that allow a wheelchair underneath.

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Will accessible, public transportation get you to the office, especially from the airport?

If you can’t reach it by train, are there other accessible methods (Uber WAV, accessible taxis, buses etc.)?

Any transportation routes that you suggest?

What’s the walking distance/route to the nearest bus stop/train station (if any)?

Is the building parking accessible (if applicable)? If so, where is it located?

Where is the accessible entry/exit way (if any)?

Does the office have push to open/push to assist doors? Please indicate if on all floors, specific floors, bathroom doors and entry/exit doors.

Are service dogs and emotional support animals allowed in the building?

Is there a lift in the building to reach the office floors (if applicable)?

Where is the accessible toilet(s)?

Does the building have all-gender toilets? If so, where?

Does the building have a parent’s room or a room similar? If so, where?

Where is the mindfulness zone located?

Where are the barista bars located in the building? (If applicable)

What are the hours to the barista bars/ cafe in the building? (If applicable)

What floors are the snacks on and in what specific location?

What is the walking distance (km/miles) to nearby restaurants for lunch (if any)?

How can I request additional support and/or an accommodation related to a disability or medical condition?

Any additional accessibility comments about the hub?

Does the building have Braille signage?

Does the building have tactile signage?

Do the workspaces have sit/stand desks?

Does the building offer a quiet working space, like a library?

Do the counters in your office have an accessible approach section?

Are the handles on your storage accessible?

Please list any other accessible features available in your office.