Nine former truck stop workers made redundant when the site closed to make way for a Brexit border post have secured jobs at the new Holyhead facility.
海角视频 Government bought the Parc Cybi site off Roadking last year - with around 20 jobs lost.
HMRC are building an Inland Border Facility (IBF) on the land where around 200 people will be employed once fully operational.
It will perform new customs checks on traffic coming through Holyhead.
Ynys Môn MP Virginia Crosbie said she had pressed for the site to be based in Holyhead and for consideration to be given to employing staff made redundant at Roadking.
One of the site’s new security guards Corrine Cargill said: “I worked at Roadking for over two years as a cleaner and I loved it because the team was fantastic. When we heard we were being made redundant I was gutted.
"When HMRC came to speak to us and said they would find jobs for those who wanted them I thought it was just an empty promise.
"But they kept their word and all their contractors were told to prioritise redundant Roadking staff for jobs.
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“Môn CF supported me to retrain as a security guard last October and Mitie then offered me a job on their security team at the IBF. Most of the old Roadking team work at the IBF too so although we all have different jobs for different contractors, we’ve kept our ‘family’ together.
“I am better paid than I was, my job is more secure and I’m doing work that I never dreamt I would be able to do so close to my hometown.”
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Mrs Crosbie added: “It was really great to catch up with the Roadking crew (pictured inset) and to see quite clearly how this investment in Holyhead has changed circumstances for them and many other local people.
"I was inspired by Corinne’s story and really humbled to hear how it has made such a huge difference to her and many others who now have good long-term jobs. My priority is still to bring even more investment and jobs to our island.”