About JGP

JGP was established in 1987 and came to prominence in the early to mid-1990s for the treatment of extensive ground problems associated with hazardous abandoned mine workings in Gunnislake, Cornwall. Since then, we have been involved in numerous prestigious and multifaceted engineering projects, such as The Eden Project, Stonehenge Visitor Centre and the New Covent Garden Market.

We hold BS EN ISO9001 accreditation for quality management. Our key aims and objectives are to produce Quality Engineering and Technical Information appropriate to each agreed contract and to deliver effective, efficient, professional engineering services in accordance with our client’s requirements and in accordance with appropriate standards and recognised ‘best practices’. (Quality Policy).

Our office at Ivybridge are well located. It is convenient to access from the A38 and within 10 minutes from Plymouth, 30 minutes from Exeter. The office is close to a mainline rail station and is about 3 hours by rail to London. The office has good meeting facilities and a comfortable conference room that enable clients to come to our office to discuss project requirements and hold regular monitoring/progress meetings.

We have a strong team of highly skilled people that enables us to offer a wide range of abilities and integrated services. Our specialist team provide our clients with high-quality consultancy services. With around 35 employees, we have a strong focus on quality and value in everything we do. Our people are at the heart of our business. We hold Investors in People accreditation and are committed to providing an excellent place to work and to supporting both continuous professional and personal development. We also fund membership of a professional body and run an ICE training scheme.

We actively participate in related regional groups and conferences and provide training seminars. We are also part of the South West Contaminated Land Forum, which is developing the new Arsenic Protocol (guidance on arsenic risk assessment) to be adopted by Local Authorities and developers.