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Larsen & Toubro · India>Tamil Nadu>Kancheepuram

P&M - Datacenter (Tier -1)

India>Tamil Nadu>KancheepuramData & Analytics

Listed on Larsen & Toubro’s official careers site. Posted October 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Engineer – Plant & Machinery (P&M) – Site is responsible for managing the daily operation, upkeep, and performance monitoring of construction plant and machinery at the project site. The role ensures equipment readiness, adherence to maintenance schedules, compliance with safety standards, and optimal utilization of machinery to support uninterrupted project execution.Supervise the operation and maintenance of all construction equipment and machinery at the site, ensuring high availability and performance. ?

Implement preventive maintenance schedules and checklists, coordinating servicing activities with site teams and vendors. ? Monitor fuel consumption, equipment utilization, and downtime; take corrective actions to minimize losses. ? Ensure compliance with OEM guidelines, safety protocols, and statutory regulations during equipment handling and operations.Support in the mobilization and demobilization of equipment at the site, maintaining proper documentation.

Qualifications

Bachelor Of Electrical Engineering (BEE); Diploma Electrical Engineering (DEE); Bachelor Program in Mechanical Engineering; Diploma in Automobile Engineering; Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (DME)

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