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Jones & Wagener Engineering and Environmental Consultants Jones & Wagener is a specialist firm of consulting engineers and scientists based in South Africa.

We design, develop and implement innovative, practical and cost-effective solutions that are environmentally supportive.

Inside the J&W Vault 👀Not everything on the J&W intranet is technical notes, project updates and company announcements.S...
21/10/2026

Inside the J&W Vault 👀

Not everything on the J&W intranet is technical notes, project updates and company announcements.

Sometimes, it’s this: A photo. A caption challenge. And a staff-wide opportunity to prove that engineers and scientists can, in fact, be funny.

It’s one of the smaller things you’ll find behind the scenes at J&W, the kind of everyday interaction that adds a bit of personality to the working day and keeps people connected across teams and offices.

Because company culture isn’t only built at big events.

Sometimes it starts with opening the intranet in the morning and wondering what on earth your colleagues are going to caption next.

Would you like to take a stab?

Jones & Wagener (Pty) Ltd was proud to participate in the 2026 Wits Civil Indaba!As Gold Sponsors of the event, J&W had ...
20/10/2026

Jones & Wagener (Pty) Ltd was proud to participate in the 2026 Wits Civil Indaba!

As Gold Sponsors of the event, J&W had the opportunity to engage with an enthusiastic community of civil engineering students, sharing insights into the engineering profession and what they can expect as they transition from university into industry.

The J&W team showcased life at the company, highlighting some of the projects we have been involved in and sharing our experiences in the industry.

The event also featured two insightful panel discussions. The first provided a recent graduate's perspective on the transition from student life to the professional environment, while the second brought together experienced engineers to share valuable lessons and insights gained throughout their careers.

Jones & Wagener would like to congratulate the Wits SAICE Student Chapter on hosting such a successful event! We extend our sincere thanks to the organisers for the opportunity to participate and contribute to the development of the next generation of civil engineers.

Practical support for skills and independence at Manger Care Centre Through our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) pr...
19/10/2026

Practical support for skills and independence at Manger Care Centre

Through our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, Jones & Wagener recently supported Manger Care Centre with agricultural equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) for its agricultural activities.

Based in Benoni on the East Rand, Manger Care supports people facing difficult circumstances through care, skills development and opportunities for meaningful work. Its agricultural initiatives combine food production with practical learning, helping participants develop skills and confidence while contributing to the centre’s wider activities.

J&W’s donation included wheelbarrows, gardening tools and protective workwear to help participants carry out this work safely and effectively.

This contribution reflects our commitment to initiatives that support skills development, dignity and greater self-sufficiency. By helping equip Manger Care’s agricultural activities, we support both the people involved and the centre’s capacity to continue serving its community.

We recognise the dedication of the Manger Care team and are proud to support their work in helping people move forward.

We are very proud to have supported M-Powerment Care’s recent Greenhouse Development & Food Security Weekend at Leamoget...
05/10/2026

We are very proud to have supported M-Powerment Care’s recent Greenhouse Development & Food Security Weekend at Leamogetswe Safety Home and Xayta Residence at the University of Pretoria.

As part of our commitment to making a meaningful contribution to the communities around us, Jones & Wagener donated materials and seedlings towards the Leamogetswe Safety Haven greenhouse project.

The weekend brought together more than 80 students, who contributed their time and energy to greenhouse construction, planting, and site preparation. The Leamogetswe greenhouse is now fully established and operational, with the first seedlings planted and the project moving into its growing and maintenance phase.

We were also excited to see the launch of the Xayta Residence Greenhouse Project, creating another opportunity to support food security, sustainability and practical student involvement.

We believe that meaningful change is built through collaboration. We are grateful to M-Powerment Care, the University of Pretoria, the volunteers and all the partners involved for turning collective effort into tangible, lasting impact.

16/09/2026

Jones & Wagener is proud to be a Breakaway Sponsor of the 13th Annual LaRSSA Conference, taking place under this year’s theme, “Land Rehabilitation Progress through Innovation.”

As part of our sponsorship, it is our privilege to host one of the conference breakaway rooms, creating a dedicated space for delegates to engage with a range of presentations and discussions exploring innovation, emerging approaches and practical progress within the land rehabilitation sector.

We look forward to three days of knowledge-sharing, thought-provoking conversations and collaboration with practitioners, researchers and industry professionals working to advance the future of land rehabilitation.

If you’re attending the conference, be sure to join us in the Jones & Wagener Breakaway Room throughout the programme.

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Hidden WaterOur water footprint extends far beyond what comes out of the tap.Today we’re looki...
28/08/2026

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Hidden Water

Our water footprint extends far beyond what comes out of the tap.

Today we’re looking at the hidden (or virtual) water embedded in the food, clothing and everyday products we consume.

From a cup of coffee to a cotton T-shirt, water is used throughout production, processing and supply chains, often in places far removed from where the final product is eventually used.

That means the choices we make as consumers can influence water demand well beyond our own homes and workplaces.

The message is simple: buy less, waste less, repair, reuse and recycle where we can.

Understanding hidden water reminds us that water stewardship is not only about how much water we use directly, but also about the wider footprint of the things we consume.

Credit: Jones and Wagener Sustainability Committee

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Use LessOnce water has been protected at its source, the next part of the journey is how we us...
27/08/2026

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Use Less

Once water has been protected at its source, the next part of the journey is how we use it.

Today we’re focusing on three simple principles that can help make every drop go further:
💧 Need less – use the right water for the right purpose, including rainwater where drinking-quality water isn’t necessary.
💧 Use less – reduce everyday consumption by being more intentional about how much water each task really requires.
💧 Waste less – where appropriate, give water a second life through responsible greywater reuse.

From fixing leaks and shortening showers to harvesting rainwater and reusing suitable greywater, small changes in the way we source, use and reuse water can collectively reduce pressure on our water resources.

Water efficiency is not only about using less. It is about using water more intelligently.

Tomorrow: Hidden uses. 💧

Credit: Jones and Wagener Sustainability Committee

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Day 2: Protect the SourceWater security starts long before water reaches a tap.Our water moves...
26/08/2026

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Day 2: Protect the Source

Water security starts long before water reaches a tap.

Our water moves through a connected natural system of catchments, rivers, wetlands and groundwater, each playing an important role in slowing, storing, filtering and transporting water.

Protecting these systems is therefore about more than conserving water at the point of use. It also means protecting the landscapes and natural processes that support water quality and availability in the first place.

For Day 2 of World Water Week, we look at what this can mean in practice, both through the everyday choices we make and through thoughtful engineering design that works with, rather than against, natural water systems.

From maintaining vegetation and riparian buffers to managing seepage, runoff and development around wetlands, good decisions upstream can make a meaningful difference downstream.

Tomorrow: Use Less. 💧

Credit: Jones and Wagener Sustainability Committee

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Understanding El NiñoWater: something that connects every community, industry and environment ...
26/08/2026

💧 World Water Week 2026 | Understanding El Niño

Water: something that connects every community, industry and environment we work in.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing a short series exploring our relationship with water: from the climate systems that influence its availability, to the way we use, manage and protect this vital resource.

We begin with El Niño. 🌍

El Niño is part of a natural climate cycle that can shift rainfall and temperature patterns across the globe. For South Africa, these shifts can have very different effects from one region to another, influencing everything from water availability and drought risk to intense rainfall and localised flooding.

Understanding these broader climate drivers is an important part of understanding the water challenges we plan and design for.

Read through today’s graphic to learn more about El Niño and what it could mean for South Africa.

Tomorrow: Protect the source. 💧

Poster credit: Jones & Wagener Sustainability Committee

12/08/2026

Effective waste engineering requires more than compliant disposal. It demands integrated planning, sound design, rigorous quality assurance and long-term performance management.

Jones & Wagener has been active in waste engineering for almost 30 years, supporting projects across the municipal, industrial, mining, coal-processing, power-generation, metallurgical, chemical and petrochemical sectors.

Our multidisciplinary team provides support across the full project life cycle, including:
• Feasibility and planning
• Conceptual and detailed design
• Licensing support
• Procurement and construction management
• Construction quality assurance
• Facility monitoring and auditing
• Geosynthetic design
• Capping and rehabilitation
• Peer review and third-party CQA

By bringing engineers and scientists together, we develop practical, integrated solutions tailored to the waste stream, site conditions and long-term performance requirements.

📩 For more information or to request a quotation, email [email protected].

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59A Bevan Road, Rivonia
Sandton

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Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 14:00

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