Wales fast facts
A Kier site in Pontypridd at the Sports Park 2 development at the Treforest Industrial Estate became the first in Wales to secure CCS Ultra Status.
The team were recognised because of the innovation they used to engage with the public, as well as operating the site to high quality standards.
We have completed a major jetty demolition, refurbishment and construction for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Milford Haven. This followed construction of a similar new LNG jetty and breakwaters in India.
Kier provides facilities management to the Welsh Government’s historical environmental service, Cadw, ranging over 129 sites.
A Kier site in Pontypridd at the Sports Park 2 development at the Treforest Industrial Estate became the first in Wales to secure CCS Ultra Status.
The team were recognised because of the innovation they used to engage with the public, as well as operating the site to high quality standards.
We have completed a major jetty demolition, refurbishment and construction for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Milford Haven. This followed construction of a similar new LNG jetty and breakwaters in India.
Kier provides facilities management to the Welsh Government’s historical environmental service, Cadw.
This involves managing a range of 129 historic sites, land and property throughout Wales, including Caerphilly Castle, Castell Coch, Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths and world heritage sites of the great castles of Edward I in North Wales.
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Kier in Wales
Kier has been operating in Wales for more than half a century so we understand the economic journey the region is on. We want to see Wales realise its ambition to lead the UK in the delivery of cutting edge innovation and entrepreneurship.
That is why we continue to use capability from across our business to help develop the skills Wales requires now and in the future. Our Welsh customers have come to trust us as part of their communities as we continue to deliver an integrated offering across the region combining national expertise with local skills.
In 2017 we joined forces with the BBC’s DIY SOS and local contractors to build a much-needed support centre for the Swansea-based charity The Roots Foundation for Wales, for children and young people in care or leaving care. We also took part in the Open Doors Week in 2018, opening up construction sites at S4C Media and Office Development at Carmarthen and SA1 University of Wales, Trinity St David. This provided members of the public the chance to go behind the scenes at ‘live’ construction sites and talk to individuals at the forefront of shaping our skylines to experience first-hand the wide variety of career choices in the built environment.
For further information
Helen Bryant
Business Development Manager
Kier Regional Building - Wales
