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Explore career opportunitiesSMEC has also been engaged to provide the feasibility study, engineering design & procurement support on the Dhaka Metro Line-5 South project in Bangladesh.
“Our technical expertise and vast rail and metro experience will enable us to support and advise our client to successfully deliver these essential infrastructure projects,” says Dr Janardhan Sundaram, Executive Director Bangladesh. “We have an in-depth understanding of the transport sectors and environments in these countries, with a majority of services being delivered from our locally based offices and teams.” Read more in our media release.
SMEC also recently appointed Ashish Kumar as Head of Rail & Metro in India.
Ashish joins SMEC with over 22 years’ extensive experience in managing large, multidisciplinary teams and delivering infrastructure projects in the UK, India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
“We have seen tremendous growth in our rail and metro business in India and Ashish’s appointment reflects our vision for and investment into the transport infrastructure sector,” says Andrew McKune, SMEC’s Executive Director in India. “I am excited to welcome him to our senior leadership team in this pivotal role.” Read more about this key appointment.
Dhaka Metro Line-5 South Signing Ceremony
SMEC to investigate Hydropower to balance Sierra Leone energy deficitSMEC to investigate Hydropower to balance Sierra Leone energy deficit
