Company Profile

CPS is a privately owned consultancy specialising in the historical conservation sector with a key focus on building amicable long term relationships with our clients. We provide bespoke services that are developed and implemented for our client’s specific site and project requirements.

CPS was established in 2006 and became a limited company in 2009. Since inception the company has enjoyed strong growth and gained a reputation for bespoke services and our commitment to excellence. CPS offers a wealth of talented and experienced safety professionals including, APS registered CDM Co-ordinators, Chartered Occupational Health and Safety Consultants and Qualified health and Safety Trainers.

Managing Director

Victoria Godberford-Orton has over 15 years’ experience working in health and safety from the general workplace to multimillion pound historical conservation projects. Victoria is an accredited CDM Co-ordinator with the Association of Project Safety (APS) and a safety practitioner member of the Institute of Occupation Health and Safety (IOSH). Victoria has worked on esteemed heritage projects large and small throughout her career and has earned a highly regarded and trustworthy reputation within the industry. As a professional specialising in historic buildings, Victoria is a dedicated advocate for the industry and actively participates within the sector and is a member of the West Midlands Architect’s Conservation Group among others whilst CPS are corporate members of The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB)

CPS are corporate members of The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB).

Fees

CPS are able to offer fixed fees, inclusive of all expenses, travelling, printing etc. There are no hidden costs. Call us today for a competitive quote: 01939 211130

Portfolio - Completed Contracts [Currently Being Updated]

	Hopton Castle, Craven Arms, Shropshire Conservation of C12th Scheduled Ancient Monument.
	St. Nicholas’ Church, Grosmount, Abergavenny Restoration to the Nave of the C12th church and re-building of the stone spire.
	St. Mary's Church Uttoxeter Restoration of the church spire and tower.
	Nantclwyd House, Ruthin. North Wales Restoration of C15th timber framed mansion house.
	Ty Coch barns, Denbighshire. North Wales Conversion of derelict C14th Cruck frame barn into offices.
	St. Deiniol’s Library, Hawarden, Deeside Stone extension and associated structural alterations.
	Plas Tan y Bwlch, Maentwrog, Snowdonia Conversion of extensive basement area and old swimming pool into training area and dormitories for the Snowdonia National Park’s Environmental Study Centre.
	Former St. Mary’s Church, Tremadog, Wales Conversion of the church into a multipurpose community centre and disabled training facility.
	Drybridge House, Monmouth Conversion of a heavily institutionalised listed mansion house. Dilapidated since the 1950s, the house is now a large multipurpose community centre.