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National civil engineering consultancy to open new office in Derby in early 2020

JMS to have a presence on Pride Park due to growing number of clients in the area

Pride Park is one of the city's most popular business parks(Image: Derby Telegraph)

A national firm of consulting engineers has announced that it will be opening a new office in Derby in the new year.

JMS has said it will open at the Oberoi Business Hub, in St Christopher’s Way, Pride Park, in January.

The building and infrastructure specialists said it had decided to launch a Derby office due to a growing customer-base in and around the city and a number of upcoming civil and structural developments planned in the area.

The new office is the latest expansion for the company, which already has regional offices dotted throughout the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ and overseas.

Its portfolio includes tidal flood barriers, hospitals and urban developments. The JMS team has also been responsible for refurbishing many of London’s Grade II-listed buildings, including The Shaftesbury Theatre.

The new office will be at the Oberoi Business Hub(Image: Averill Photography)

Daniel Staines, managing director at JMS, said: “We’re delighted to set up shop in Derby. It has a great reputation for high-tech innovation and it is also a beautiful place to live, with a great mix of urban infrastructure and amazing countryside on your doorstep.”

JMS staff will have more opportunity than most to savour that countryside as part of its ‘Free Fridays’ initiative, which gives them every second Friday off work. This amounts to 25 paid days off work a year, on top of their annual leave allowance.

Mr Staines said: “The engineering industry has a reputation for tight deadlines and long working hours. People burn out.