Bio Medical Equipment Technician (BMET) Training Centre
The project is the training centre for bio medical equipment technician. Funded by Nick Simons Institute and is a gift to Government of Nepal.
Architectural / Engineering Consultancy
John Sanday Associates, an architectural/engineering consultancy and registered partnership of Nepali and British professionals with over 25 years of experience in design and planning, with particular expertise in heritage conservation and seismic engineering.
Design and supervision of new buildings, according to western codes and adhering to local bye-laws. Proven track record in problem analysis, design, communication and implementation.
Conservation of the built Heritage and Community planning in urban or rural environments across Nepal's historic monuments and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Nepal has a seismically sensitive environment. All architectural designs and structural activity adhere strictly to prevailing seismic principles and international standards.
JSA maintains comprehensive in-house construction, site supervision, and maintenance capabilities, undertaking projects from inception through to building completion.
The project is the training centre for bio medical equipment technician. Funded by Nick Simons Institute and is a gift to Government of Nepal.
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