A one-week work placement at the age of 16 prompted the start of a career as an engineer for one Jones Bros employee. Sion Dolben Hughes, now 22, did one week’s work experience with Jones [read more]
A young civil engineer who began his career with a summer placement with Jones Bros is now project manager on a mid-Wales wind farm. Rhydian Hafal, 28, is currently project managing the completion of infrastructure [read more]

Leading civil engineering firm Jones Bros has picked up a gold medal for the ninth year in a row for outstanding health and safety standards. The firm has been awarded the gold national accolade in [read more]
Summer placements, industrial placements and work experience opportunities will be on offer at the Jones Bros careers’ event on Thursday, 27 April. There will also be a chance to sign up for apprenticeships as plant [read more]
A high-flying graduate who achieved a first class honours degree in accountancy and finance is carving out a career with Jones Bros. And Steffan Morgan is urging other young graduates to enter the sector, even [read more]
A wealth of experience, within Jones Bros’ head office, has already been gained in her first three years with the company, by health and safety team member, Meriel Evans. Meriel joined the company to help [read more]
Jones Bros Civil Engineering has completed work on a combined foot- and cycle path leading into Denbigh. The existing 300m path, which runs between Henllan and Denbigh, has been widened to improve access and usability [read more]
Jones Bros and Balfour Beatty have been recognised nationally for their work as considerate constructors on Wales’s largest onshore wind farm. The joint venture scooped a coveted gold award in the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) [read more]