Latest JPP News

06 Dec

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Houlton Residential Development, Rugby

JPP were delighted to be appointed by William Davis to produce a full civil and structural engineering design for a new residential development comprising of 146 dwellings within the wider infrastructure development in Houlton, Rugby. This outstanding development offers a green outside space alongside a fantastic local amenities and excellent transport links.

05 Dec

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Director of Geotechnical & Environmental

Some fantastic news to start the week.

Anthony Paton joined our Geotechnical and Environmental team in 2018 and has just been promoted to the position of Director.

A well deserved promotion for Anthony who is an asset to the company.

02 Dec

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Luke Clarke – JPP Associate Director

We are absolutely delighted to be able to share that Luke Clarke has been promoted to the position of Associate Director at JPP.

Luke joined our Infrastructure Design team in Milton Keynes in 2016 as a Senior Engineer. He is now an Associate Director and leads the office. 

Congratulations Luke and thank you for your hard work over the years. 

01 Dec

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Congratulations Hasnain and Deanna!

Congratulations to Hasnain Imtiaz and Deanna Jones who have both celebrated their 4 year anniversary with us at JPP.

Deanna leads the team at our Warwick office and Hasnain is an exceptional Senior Engineer working with our structural engineering team in Northampton.

Thank you both for the outstanding contribution you make to our company and we look forward to working with you for many years to come.

30 Nov

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Are you our next Apprentice Engineer?

Did you decide to take a year out before starting University?
Want to start 2023 with a clear career pathway in place?
Do you know a young person who can tick all of the boxes?

Get in touch with us to discuss your future in engineering.

21 Nov

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Congratulations!

We are celebrating the work anniversaries of some brilliant JPP engineers this month.

Congratulations to Izzy How who has been with us for 3 years this month. After accepting a job on reception and observing our team at work, she decided that she wanted to become an engineer! We are so pleased you made that decision Izzy and we look forward to watching your progress at JPP.

16 Nov

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We are Recruiting!

Senior Land & Measured Building Surveyors

We have a number of opportunities for surveyors to be involved in an interesting and challenging variety of work. We are looking for hard working and enthusiastic individuals who can provide a positive input to our team, and client base, for which we offer an attractive salary and benefits package. The positions are home based, ideally local to our Northampton office

Have a look on our careers page for more information.

14 Nov

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The Asps, Warwick

Well done Sean Flannigan, Luke Palmer and the rest of the JPP team working on this amazing project with Taylor Wimpey Midlands and Bloor Homes.

Looking forward to hearing updates on this development.

26 Oct

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BISON SOMERCOTES

One of the main casting shops at this precast concrete production facility operated by Bison (part of Forterra Building Products) includes a series of four overhead gantry cranes supported off the main building structure.

JPP Consulting’s involvement began with design checks of the existing structure to enable replacement of an existing 12.5T SWL crane with a new 20T SWL model, to increase efficiency and productivity in a competitive marketplace.

JPP Group will provide structural engineering expertise to this capital project via JPP Consulting, as well as ground investigation works via JPP Geotechnical and Environmental.

26 Aug

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Latest Technology for JPP Surveying

JPP Surveying’s latest purchase of 2 x Trimble R12i takes our investment in new technology during the year to over £100k.

The R12i’s inbuilt IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) has provided what can only be described as exceptional performance even during the first week’s familiarisation. The IMU continuously determines position & rotation and corrects for any amount of tilt – now instead of having to ensure the levelling bubble is spot on, observations can be determined at the base of the pole inclined at any angle to reach previously in-accessible points. For large area surveys, where typically in excess of 1500 points could be recorded in a day, there are considerable time savings not having to methodically maintain verticality of the pole.

Our surveyors are having to adopt a different mindset to conventional surveying practice given the game changing increases in productivity provided by the R12i.