JYM Achieve CHAS Advanced Accreditation
JYM have held CHAS standard for many years but have now been awarded CHAS Advanced Accreditation. The advanced certification meets with PAS91 requirements and demonstrates our competence as a company in core areas such as Health & Safety, Environmental Impact, Sustainability, Financial Standing along with Equal Opportunities and Diversity.
Well Done Team!
RAAC Remediation
JYM’s Team of Surveyors continues to provide support to our Clients to identify, survey and remediate sites where RAAC is a concern. We’ve delivered numerous commissions to help both our existing and new clients limit their exposure. Please contact us with any enquires and initial advice.
JYM Sponsorship
JYM are proud to sponsor Walton Le Dale Juniors Football Club. A local club providing superb support to various age groups in the area. Good luck WLD!
All Weather Football Pitch
We recently created this sketch 3D animation of an All Weather Football pitch to assist our client with their presentation… ‘pitch’ (pun intended!)
RAAC Remediation Project
JYM’s Building Surveyors have recently completed on a project to remove and remediate RAAC panels from a number of different areas at Our Lady’s Catholic High School. The project was delivered swiftly and with a phased approach in order to minimise the downtime and disruption for large parts of the school. The school was fully reopened early January 2024 in time for the return following the Christmas Holiday period.
JYM achieve Cyber Essentials Plus
JYM Partnership are delighted to announce that following assessment we have successfully been awarded the Cyber Essentials Accreditation!! The government backed Cyber Essentials Scheme will give a greater level of assurance to our customers. More at: http://cyberessentials.org
From Great Heights to Deep Depths
The 10m Shaft of one of our industrial units was a feat of engineering! The first photo shows a drone shot of the shafts, photo 2 shows the Health & Safety Officer at the shaft mouth. Photo 3 shows his view – above and below ground level, whilst photo 4 is a view from the bottom of the shaft under his watchful gaze!