This year, JNM celebrates 12 years of business. In 2006, James Mewis opened the Civil Engineering Consultancy and over the last 12 years has managed to build a reputable reputation within the sector, both internationally and within the UK. Our portfolio as a civil design consultancy boasts developments ranging from small housing schemes to major...
What is sewers for adoption 8? Sewers for adoption sets out standards and provides guidance for developers on the design and construction of sewers and related features that will be adopted by water and waste water companies in England and Wales in accordance with section 104 of the water industry act 1991. Sewers for Adoption...
As work loads increase and the team rapidly expands, March 2017 saw the opening of JNM Engineering Ltd’s new office located in Ironbridge, Shropshire, the birthplace of the industrial revolution and home to the first Bridge to be constructed of cast Iron designed by Thomas Farnolls Pritchard in 1773. The office opening created a great...
On 1 October 2011 all privately owned sewers and lateral drains whichcommunicate with (that is drain to) an existing public sewer as at 1 July 2011 will become the responsibility of the sewerage undertaker – normally the water and sewerage company for the area. This includes private sewers upstream of pumping stations that have yet...
Did you know that JNM Engineering Ltd offer free Engineering advice whether you are small house builder or multi-national entity. Call us on 01952 460653
Flood Risk Assessments Across the UK, planning requirements differ in England, Wales and Scotland. Why not check out for dedicated Flood Risk Assessment page for region based information. Alternatively, please contact us for all your Civil Engineering Advice.
Soakaways are always the preferred method to discharge surface water from a site. Percolation tests must be carried out site in line with BRE Digest 365 to ensure that the ground is suitable for the use of soakaways. We work with local contractors and can give support during testing to help ensure your tests are...
Did You Know… In 2020 septic tanks will no longer be accepted as a means of discharging foul drainage from your proposed site, alternative methods such as treatment plants will have to be considered. If you have a septic tank that discharges directly to a surface water you will need to replace or upgrade your...