Health & Safety
We fully acknowledge that construction sites are dangerous, and we constantly seek to minimise risk through careful design and adherence to CDM regulations. We follow an ‘eliminate, reduce, identify’ methodology. Wherever possible, risks are eliminated during the design phase and where they cannot be removed entirely, they are reduced. Any remaining risks are clearly identified on the drawings.
We never treat Health and Safety as a tick box exercise. To ensure that risks and hazards are not overlooked, we use prominent Safety, Health & Environmental (SHE) boxes and warning triangles on our drawings, which clearly communicate residual risks. In addition to enhancing site safety, the SHE boxes help to drive behavioural change by requiring designers to identify and declare the hazards that they are creating through their designs. Our detailed Health & Safety Policy is available for inspection if required.
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Principal Engineer / Associate
MJM Consulting Engineers is looking for an experienced Principal Engineer to take a leading role in the delivery of high-quality civil and structural engineering projects. This is a senior, client-facing
Distribution Warehouse, Bolton
MJM provided civil and structural engineering for a new 330,000 sq ft distribution warehouse at Little Hulton, Bolton. The £23 million scheme replaced an existing warehouse on a steep site with basements, asbestos and retaining walls. The site presented several ground-related constraints and optimising the groundworks was critical.