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Employee Communication Journal of Larsen & Toubro Limited - ECC Division

Vol. 15, No. 1 January - March, 2007

“We are very impressed with the skills andexperience of L&T-ECC. We see a great futurefor the company.” – Mr. Bary Perrin and group ofInstitute of Engineers (Australia), on a study tourof India on January 30, 2007

"Your designs are like pieces of art.” – A teamfrom Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth, USA onJanuary 17, 2007

"Very impressive.” – Mr. Yoshiyuki Wada (Plastic

Dept. Executive) & Mr. Teruo Kataoka (Asst. Chief

Engineer), Honda Motor Co, Ltd. along with their

colleagues on February 14, 2007

"Great presentation. Very impressive.” – Team from

Hiranandani Developers on February 8, 2007

"On behalf of group of Danish journalist, thanks

for your hospitality.” – Mr. Troels Aagaard, leader of

Danish journalist delegation on March 6, 2007

"Have a 100th anniversary successfully.” –

Mr. Masahiro Sakane and his team, Komatsu,

Japan on March 28, 2007

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Dear ECC-ites:

As has been customary,we welcomed the year2007 with SafetyMonth Celebrations, anoccasion to re-dedicateourselves to the goal ofall-round safety. Withmany of our projectsgetting internationalacclaim for theirexcellent performance inHealth, Safety &Environment, we needto bring in greaterawareness and focus tomaintain global standards of HSE at allour project sites.

I am happy to note that our Asahi GlassPlant Project has won the internationalsafety award from British Safety Council,while F16 Facilities Thumrait AirbaseProject in the Sultanate of Oman andVedanta Alumina Project –Lanjigarh have bagged Gold andSilver awards respectively from RoSPA,U.K. I compliment our project teamson this achievement.

The year 2007-08 marks 70 years ofL&T, an apt occasion to recall the idealsand objectives of our nationallyacclaimed founders Mr. Henning Holck-Larsen and Mr. Søren Kristian Toubroand re-affirm our resolve to carryforward their mission. The year 2007 isequally significant for another reason –the birth centenary of Mr. Holck-Larsen,who was born on July 4, 1907. Let uscelebrate the twin events by creatingmany more success stories in ouroperations as a tribute to our foundingfathers.

It is a matter of great pride for all of usthat the prestigious re-construction ofthe Kensington Oval cricket stadium inBarbados by ECC has been completedin time for the ongoing ICC CricketWorld Cup. Kensington Oval projectwill further enhance our reputation andboost our efforts to become a trulyglobal organization. I wholeheartedly

compliment the entire project team forthe excellent work they have put in toestablish our credentials in theinternational arena.

Traditionally companies measure theirfinancial performance on the basis ofROCE (return on capital employed).While performance evaluation certainlyneeds to be based on financials, modernmanagement studies and research revealthat there is another aspect that isequally, if not more, important – thereturn on talent employed (ROTE).

I believe that the real engines forgrowth of any organization are theintangibles like knowledge,relationship, reputation, brand, etc.,which are built by its people and theirtalents. To adapt and tune ourselves tothe requirements of the new era ofgrowth, it has been decided toencompass this phenomenon (i.e. profitper employee) in all the performancemetrics of business units in ECC fromthe next financial year. I am sure thisnew metric would lead to valuable useof the talent, which in turn willmotivate people to perform better andtake on new challenges.

With best wishes,

K.V. RangaswamiMember of the Board

& President (Construction)

Corporate News 3

Site Insight 6

Meet our GMs 13

Safety News 16

Kaleidoscope 22

Corporate SocialResponsibility 24

PRAYAS 25

Staff News 26

HR News 34

Long Service Awards 41

Contents

Editor

V.S. Ramana

Editorial Team

K. Sridharan Alexander BenjaminV.D.S. Prasad V. Ramesh KumarAshwin Chand V. Eswar

Subha Anand

Photography

V.S. Natanavelu

Printed at Nagaraj & Co. Pvt. Ltd.,156, Developed Plot, Industrial Estate,Perungudi, Chennai-600 096. Editedby V.S. Ramana for Larsen & ToubroLimited, ECC Division from ECCHeadquarters, Manapakkam, Chennai600089. Designed by Pace Systems &Graphic Communications, Chennai600018.

The views expressed in this magazineare not necessarily those of theManagement. The contents of thismagazine may not be reproducedwithout the written permission of theEditor. Not for sale. Only forcirculation among employees of L&T– ECC Division.

From the Desk of KVR

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The board room isequipped with the latestprojection systems withrear projection, audio andvideo systems as well asfacilities for videoconferencing, tele audioconferencing and datavideo presentation. It hastwo 72” rear projectionscreen display for VideoConferencing (near end onone screen and far end onthe other screen), Lap TopPresentation and DVD/Video Player presentation.The table in the room is fixed with cable cubbys in frontof each participant so that they can make any presentationfrom their seat. The light fittings are designed so as tocreate the appropriate ambience for different kinds ofpresentation. The room can conveniently accommodate45 people.

The Visiting Director’s Room is also designed and finishedin veneer and is furnished with sofas for informal meetingswith visitors.

CRR inaugurates New-Look Board Room at ECC HQ

Incorporating the latest office automation features andcreating a modern corporate ambience, the Board Room atECC HQ-Chennai was recently given a makeover. Thenew-look Board Room was inaugurated on March 15, 2007by Mr. C.R. Ramakrishnan, former Joint ManagingDirector, L&T, in the presence of Mr. K.V. Rangaswamiand his senior colleagues.

The new facility has a state-of-the-art Board Room, aVisiting Director’s Room and a common lounge. Thelounge merges with the surrounding office areas outsideand has veneer finish walls enhanced with texture paintedpanels and niches.

A view of the new Board Room

ECC has taken yet another step in the journey to becomea knowledge-driven organization, with the launch of EDRC-B&F Knowledge Management Portal. The portal wouldserve as an effective integrated Knowledge Managementtool to share, enhance and retrieve data and projectinformation pertaining to B&F Sector.

Mr. K.V. Rangaswami, Member of the Board & President(Construction), launched the portal at ECC HQ, Chennaion February 27, 2007. Present on the occasion wereMr. K.P. Raghavan, EVP & Head-Corporate Centre &Strategic Services, Mr. S.V. Swaminathan, Sector OperationsHead-B&F, Mr. V.S. Ramana, Head-CorporateCommunications, Mr. Dipankar Roy, Head-EDRC IP&U,Dr. K. Natarajan, Head-EDRC TL&RE, Mr. C.J.A.Davidraj, Head-BFCC and section heads of EDRC-B&F.

Mr. S. Kanappan, Head-EDRC B&F, in association withMr. B. Srinivasan, Head-Information Systems, and a

KVR Launches EDRC-B&F Knowledge Management Portal

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dedicated team of designe n g i n e e r s / a r c h i t e c t sdeveloped the portal toenhance the quality ofworking. And this ischristened as ‘MAVENS’,a Hebrew word meaningknowledge accumulatorsand assimilators seeking toshare their knowledge withothers.

With the help of thisportal one can generate quick quotes and calculation ofbudgetary estimates, major quantities and cost in almostno time. The portal would also showcase presentations anddocuments on National Building Code-2005, BuildingManagement Systems & Tall Building Design for readyreference by users.

To access the EDRC-B&F KM Portal -Knowledge Unlimited

Step:1 Log in to http://km.lntecc.com orhttp://172.31.4.60

Step:2 Enter your mail user id and password

Step:3 Go to the Home PageEDRC ––– EDRC-B&F

Mr. C.R. Ramakrishnan activatingthe projection screen display.Looking on are (from left):Mr. K. Venkataraman, Mr. K.V.Rangaswami and Mr. K.G.Hariharan

Mr. B. Srinivasan briefing Mr. K.V.Rangaswami on the salient featuresof the portal

C O R P O R A T E N E W S

who were all very excited in meeting their President. Hecomplimented Mr. T. Azhaguvel (TA), Regional Manager,for the recent renovations carried out at KKRO, whichhave enhanced the working ambience.

Reviewing the financial performance, he expressed greathappiness that the region was growing at a CAGR of 26%.He said that in the current competitive market we need tofix right priorities. The economy is booming and L&T ispoised to leverage the opportunity. He appreciated TA’sthrust in areas of Safety, Quality, Productivity, SystemCompliance, Human Relations and development of peopleand said that we can reach the heights but “the onlybottleneck to our growth could be human resources”.

TA and DMS gave a formal welcome to KVR at the ParkHotel in the evening. Addressing the employees, KVRtouched upon all the relevant aspects of business andeconomy and expressed his deep attachment for KolkataRegion.

KVR also visited EDRC, Kolkata and the newly formedM&M BU office at Duckback House. Next day, he attendedthe bhoomi puja for a new RMC Plant at Dankuni andvisited the prestigious Second Vivekananda Bridge Project.

KVR at KKRO

KVR Inaugurates New HYRO Premises

went around the office along with Mr. K.A. Shyamsundar,Regional Manager and appreciated the ambience and layoutof the new office. In addition to the spacious reception,conference room with all audiovisual gadgets, the new officehas an exclusive dining hall for HYRO staff in the basement.

KVR expressed his joy in having the new office in an areathat has offices of major IT companies and the buildinghas been rated as the best IT Building in India for doingbusiness according to a World Bank study. The well-designed

layout of the new office with glass cabins, compactworkstations and storage areas makes it ashowpiece for display to our clients and importantvisitors from India and abroad.

Situated amidst the IT hub of Hyderabad i.e.Madhapur, the new office premises is located inand around IT buildings constructed by ECC forclients like HSBC, Microsoft, Motorola, Deolitteand L&T Infocity. Though a bit away from thecity, the area is well connected by rail and roadand staff members have no difficulty in commutingto Hi-Tec city area where HYRO is housed.

KVR addressed the staff members and shared hissatisfaction over the growth of the Region in the last fewyears. He urged them to continue the excellent work andtake the Region and Division to greater heights in the daysto come.

The new office premises of Hyderabad Regional Office(HYRO) at Cyber Gateway in Madhapur were inauguratedby KVR on February 23, 2007. After inauguration KVR

Mr. K.V.Rangaswami

inaugurating thenew HYROpremises and

addressing thestaff

January - March 2007

It was a memorable day forKolkata Region when Mr.K.V. Rangaswami (KVR),President (Construction)visited the region. In themorning KVR, in hisever-friendly manner,interacted with the staff

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AMN Visits CSTI, Chennai


A CSTI Alumnus looks back with Pride

K. Baskar is one of the many successful students of Construction Skills Training Institute (CSTI),Chennai who are now gainfully employed at construction sites in different parts of the country. Anative of Sembedu, Trivellore Dist., Tamil Nadu, hailing from an agriculturist family, Baskarstudied up to ‘plus two’ and underwent a 1-year ITI course in carpentry at Bala Mandir, Chennai.In 2003 he joined CSTI and trained for three months in formwork. On successful completion ofthe CSTI training he was recruited by ECC and has since worked at MAHE-Manipal, MathuraRefinery and Amritsar Substation. He is currently at the Kulu-Manali hydro power project site

and has become a competent carpenter, confident of doing a good job in his field and grooming semi-skilled andunskilled workmen in his charge. Thanks to his postings in northern India, Baskar, who is familiar with Kannada,Malayalam and Telugu in addition to his mother tongue Tamil, has acquired reasonable mastery of Hindi. Andthanks to CSTI he looks forward to a promising career in the construction industry.

PPM Chairs meet on VAT in Southern States

Mr. P. Purushotham (PPM), extreme right, Joint GeneralManager, Indirect Taxes, ECC, chaired the meet “VATin Southern States”, organized by the Madras Chamberof Commerce & Industry on February 2, 2007.Mrs. Chitra Venkataraman (second from right),Honorable Judge, Madras High Court, inaugurated themeet.

A. Mohan Fernando elected Chairman,

YMCA, Royapettah, Chennai

Mr. A. Mohan Fernando (AMF),Personnel Manager, P&OD, HQ, Chennaihas been appointed Chairman of YoungMen’s Christian Association (YMCA)Royapettah branch, Chennai for the year2007.

Founded more than 150 years ago, theYMCA is recognized internationally as oneof the pioneering organizations rendering

yeoman service to the community. The YMCA Madras wasfounded in 1890 and has several branches, community centersand homes for destitute boys in Chennai and suburbs. As apart of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), L&T hasbeen actively involved in many initiatives and AMF’s roleaugurs well for extending and supporting the CSR activities.

Mr. A.M. Naik, Chairman &Managing Director, L&T,visited CSTI-Chennai onFebruary 7, 2007 and wentround the facilities. Heappreciated the efforts ofCSTI in producing well-trained constructiontradesmen.

He also distributedWorkman Referral Cards tosuccessful students. Thecards contain informationlike the workman’s personalparticulars, qualifications,area of specialization,proficiency attained, level ofcertification, etc.

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S I T E I N S I G H T

Kuttiyadi – A Trailblazer in ECC for EPC Hydel Power Projects

Up above the hillocks, amidst ruggedheights, meandering ghatways andverdant rain forests is perched theKuttiyadi Hydro-Electric PowerProject – one of Kerala’s multipurposeprojects. With an installed capacity of125MW it is considered a power hubthat supplies much of Kerala’s powerneeds in addition to aiding irrigation.Here, ECC, the Construction Divisonof L&T, is engaged in the design,engineering and execution of all civiland hydro-mechanical works for the2x50 MW Additional ExpansionScheme. When completed, the projectwill achieve a total of 225MWcontinuous generation during peakhours for the non-monsoon period.

ECC formed a winning consortium with Bharat HeavyElectricals Limited (BHEL) to secure this contract in 2003from Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB). Out of thetotal project value of Rs.168 crore, ECC’s portion amountsto Rs.86 cr. As the only pre-qualified Indian entity, theconsortium faced stiff competition from internationalplayers. This is ECC’s first EPC project in hydel powersector and is being executed on a Lump Sum Turnkey(LSTK) basis.

The scheme under construction is an addition to the existingschemes – 3x25MW (commissioned in 1972) and 1x50MW(commissioned in 2000). For the 1x50MW scheme, thepenstock was constructed by ECC.

ECC’s work comprises construction of the intake shaft,692m long head race tunnel, 74m deep surge shaft, lower

pressure penstock, butterfly valve chamber, 2km of penstockpipeline (3000t) crossing three bridges, power house, tailrace channel, switchyard and hydro-mechanical works. Theelectro-mechanical works are being executed by BHEL.The project is strategically placed and is scheduled forcompletion by mid 2008.

Mr. M.V. Ramachandran (MVR),Project Manager, states with pride thatbeing the first EPC job for ECC inhydropower sector, it was the largestjob when awarded and served asqualifying parameter for ECC to bagsimilar EPC contracts. MVR says itcalled for an uncanny expertise inhandling of survey, blasting, tunneling,

and construction methods in a harsh terrain. The blastswere constantly monitored through seismographs and theclient was convinced of ECC’s ability to ensure highestsafety standards and permitted open rock blasting. Unlikeother tunneling works where the ADIT(Additionally DrivenInlet Tunnel) serves as a conventional access for men andmaterial, there was no such option here as the proceduralformalities delayed the acquisition of land and the site hadto go in for vertical shaft as an alternative. Since all majorfabrication was done at site, facilities such as workshop,automatic welding machine, four-burner furnace with amaximum capacity to heat up to 620o C, hydraulic testingsystem, radiography pit (to enable round the clock work)were all well established at site. Self compacting concrete(SCC) for tunnel lining was used for the first time in aKSEB project and the clients were convinced of theadvantages SCC offered over the conventional concreting.MVR asserts that though the project team was mostlydrawn from mechanical background that included himself,true to the spirit and diverse skills of ECC-ites they haverisen to the challenges and are on the way to forging alandmark achievement in the annals of KSEB.

A view of the penstock track

Power houseunder construction

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Mr. J. Malavan (JM), Manager – CivilWorks, looks back on the criticalactivities at the site and says thattunneling without an ADIT was themost challenging part of the project. Itcalled for a change in methodology andwhen the breakthrough was made in theintake and surge shaft it was a majorachievement. Surveying was all-

important as the job involved underground and elevatedterrain. For the tunnel, the survey was transferred throughthe vertical shaft and then done accurately. Coffer damwork was another area which required deviation from theoriginal plan. Initially RR masonry with 20m high approachpanels was planned but was later revised to Gabion typewith HDPE sheets of 6m height. Another innovativeapproach was diverting the flow of water from the originalthodu (canal) near the powerhouse thereby ensuring worksprogressed even during monsoon.

Mr. R. Sridharan (RS), ConstructionManager – Power House, says “thoughvolume wise it was not a big job, itsexecution was critical and challenging”.The presence of the existing powerhousemeant that the blasting had to becontrolled. Around 8,000 cu.m. ofblasting was done in three months and

excavation was up to 10m deep. Since the client approvedthe plan in stages, procurement of resources was a majorhurdle. However, overall job progress was maintained byworking on more than one front. Innovative measures likediverting the water stream, concreting in gravity position,using locally available boulders to make the filter media inthe peripheral RCC wall for easy drainage of water, SCCfor the panel walls, made work effective and targetsreachable. As finding and retaining workmen was a bigtask, RS initiated training of local unskilled labourers inpipe laying, concreting, etc. Gradually they were tuned todo multi-tasking activities. He proudly asserts that thoughall the assistants are new, they are trained to do the jobskillfully.

Mr. K. Gurusamy (KGS), Manager –Civil Works for Penstock, points outthat a thorough study of the terrain androute was instrumental in planning ofparallel activities at sites. The 2.1kmopen penstock construction with parallelservice track is being done in steepslopes with limited access and egresspoints. He says at one point of time

there were nine working fronts under operationsimultaneously. Utmost care had to be taken duringexcavation considering the presence of local residents,tourists and rubber estates. Since the entire stretch of


Penstock pipe erection

A view of the lower pressure penstock from inside the tunnel

penstock land was given in stages, there were manyoccasions when work was disrupted by local landowners.Maintaining cordial relationship with the locals and ensuringwork progress was a major achievement. Functioning as ateam, the whole unit was well organised and crucialdecisions were implemented with the support of the coreteam members. With regard to training and development,he says the site is a forerunner as it trained and developedthe local workforce and this measure has greatly helped inretaining labour and maximizing productivity.

For Mr. K. Ramalingam (KR),Manager – Mechanical works, it’s beenan extended innings at Kuttiyadi. Hehad an earlier stint during the executionof 1x50MW penstock. For this package,the mechanical works, valued at Rs.42crore, involve fabrication of 3200 T ofpenstock, draft tube gates, Intake gatesand hoisting system. KR is proud that

for the first time in the history of KSEB projects, theentire mechanical fabrication works were done at site. Witharound 2000 T of mechanical works executed, the job iswell on course for completion as per schedule. KR, whoalso oversees the contractual issues and keeps track of claims,says, “As a team we frequently discussed value engineeringconcepts and came up with many innovative methods likeautomatic welding for rocker support, etc.”

Mr. A. Gilbert Raj (AGR), Manger –P&M, views this project as unique interms of the challenges andbreakthroughs made. Transporting themuck and materials from 75m depths inthe tunnel was a Herculean task,successfully achieved through the verticalshaft built on a modified gantry system.The travelling arrangement for the shaft

was adopted from a tower crane winch. As contractuallyECC had to source its own power, AGR made an 11kVHT installation with transformer. During monsoon, thetunnel approach and intake was flooded with water up to345m, which was dewatered within 15 days. Anotherimportant contribution was the design and fabrication ofthe blower ducts inside the tunnel. Since all fabricationworks were done at site, the support services from P&Mwere of paramount importance. In addition, he states, P&Mservices were utilized for all civil and shuttering workswhenever required.

Mr. G.V.N. Raju (GVNR), HSE Co-ordinator, says safe work methodsdevised for tunnelling activity ensuredsmooth execution on all work fronts.Systems such as heavy-duty ventilatorand multi gas detector monitored andmodulated the working environment ona continuous basis. The site has clockedmore than 1.2 million safe man-hours.

Recognising the need for creating awareness onenvironmental issues and their impact on mankind, the

World Environment Day was celebrated in June 2006 atsite, with the participation of professors from NIT-Calicut.For sewage treatment at the labour colony, biologicalenzymes were introduced as per the advice of Mr.Rajasekaran, Consultant Enviromentalist. Apart from theregular safety training programmes and competitions, healthcamps were organised at regular intervals for the benefit ofstaff and workmen.

Mr. M. Francis Dhanaraj (MFD),Manager QA & QC, handling thequality issues of civil and mechanicalworks says that the 2 X 50 MW KHEPproject is of complex nature, havingequal scope for civil and mechanicalworks. During March 2005, a QualityCouncil was formed with the primeobjectives of adherence to the quality

norms in work methods and ensuring customer delight.The project team keeps itself constantly motivated byinitiating value-engineering ideas and incorporates them inthe systems and practices. Highly beneficial in terms ofcost and time saved, the concepts also ensured that theprice escalations did not affect the project execution. Totake down the message of quality to all levels in a massway and to focus and promote higher quality standards insite operations, every November is observed as QualityMonth. A strong commitment to quality systems fetchedthe site the Annual Quality trophy for the year 2005-2006.He asserts that it is a continuous march towards attaininggreater standards, as “Quality is an endless journey”.

For Mr. N. Krishna Kumar (NKK),Manager (Accounts & Admn), it’sbeen a familiar setting to work with.His earlier stint at Kannur hospitalhelped him establish strong links withState government officials and tradeunion leaders. He says, “Administrationis a critical activity due to the presenceof powerful trade unions”. However,

his excellent rapport with the top brass of the unions hasmeant that issues are amicably resolved. Playing the dualrole of an accountant and service care personnel (as thereis no separate staff for time office), NKK has his hands fullbut goes about his job with élan and ease. He underscoresthe meticulous enforcement of Provident Fund (PF)recovery from the workers, aimed at their own welfare; theworkers gradually understood the benefits when the localsgot back the refund. He proudly states that close to 100people reside in the labour colony which is well maintainedand has been appreciated by the inspecting authorities. Asfor the staff, an old KSEB guesthouse has been renovatedto house them. Recreational activities, though few innumber, have been in the form of group tours to scenicspots in and around Kozhikode. Welfare measures in theform of health check-up, awareness programmes are aregular feature at site. A special drive was done for creatingawareness on chikungunya with the help of the local PrimaryHealth Care Centre.


An Engineer Poet

P.T. Jose has been at Kuttiyadi site since the beginning ofthe project – December 2003. In his sixteen-year career itis for the first time he is working on a hydel project andhe considers it his best job so far. In his other assignmentsin ECC and elsewhere he has handled mostly buildingworks and Kuttiyadi has introduced him to hydel project-related civil works. PTJ’s initial responsibilities hereincluded excavation for the new power house and unitpenstock. Excavation involved controlled blasting of rockto a depth of 17 m and was critical as it had to be carriedout just two metres away from the existing power house.He has just completed trash rack and is working on theapproach channel, intake shaft and roads.

Jose is a diploma holder in civil engineering (1991) fromThiagarajar Polytechnic, Thrissur and holds a certificate inTraditional Architecture and Vaastu from VaastuVidyagurukulam, Aranmula. Prior to joining ECC in 1995,he had a four-year stint with Bhagheeratha Engineering.His first assignment in ECC was at RIL-Hazira (Phase II)and this was followed by Rain Calcining, Visakhapatnam,Kannur Hospital, Cochin Refineries (DHDS and hydrogenunit) and Kudankulam Atomic Power Project.

While he enjoys the atmosphere of freedom in the company,Jose feels there could be some improvement in theevaluation of employees’ performance. Married to Siji, acommerce graduate and PG diploma holder in computerapplications, PTJ is blessed with a daughter, Angel, who isstudying in II standard, and a son, Sijo who will be shortlycompleting two years of age. The couple are both fondof movies. Jose writes poems, which he hopes to publishsome day, while Mrs. Jose has embroidery and glass paintingfor hobbies.

Aspiring to be an All-rounder

He joined ECC in January 2004 at SALPG site and moved later the same year to Kuttiyadi project.Starting with low pressure penstock and approach channel works, he is currently handling totalunderground works, surge shaft, intake shaft, head and tail race tunnels, intake shaft and adit.

A native of Bulandshahr in U.P., Vinod Kumar is a 1991 graduate in civil engineering from MysoreUniversity. He made his professional debut with Jaiprakash Industries where he worked for nearlysix years and acquired valuable experience in hydel projects. Then followed varying stints in Kajaria Ceramics, GannonDunkerley and Adarsh Constructions, Bangalore which gave him opportunities to gain knowledge in foundationengineering works and multi-storied buildings.

The friendly working environment in L&T is what appeals to Vinod and he looks forward to working in other areasof construction. Married to Savita Singh, a Ph.D. in Hindi, Vinod has two children – six-year old daughter Rajnandinistudying in the first standard and son Rajvansh, aged four.

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A native of Baripada in Orissa, A.K. Mishra (AKM),believes in the dictum “Survey is the mother of civilengineering” and has been an ardent practitioner of the artof survey for the past twenty-four years.

AKM is an ITI-qualified surveyor from Koraput, Orissaand has gained experience in a variety of projects whileworking for Orissa Construction Corporation (NALCO-Damanjodi), Arvind Constsructions (Kangan Hydel Project,Kashmir) and Shapoorji Pallonji (Tata Steel modernizationworks at Jamshedpur). Since joining ECC in 1992 he hasworked on three other hydel projects (Tata-Bhira, Chilimein Nepal, and Varahi in Karnataka), Rajula jetty for L&T,Adani Port and Jamnagar-Loni pipeline (Phase I). AtKuttiyadi, since February 2005, he has carried out surveyfor work for all sections of the project. Of all theassignments, the one that has given him most satisfactionis the Chilime hydel scheme which was a totallyunderground project. Acknowledging the “accuracy ofalignment maintained in the tunnel” at Kuttiyadi and his“dedicated involvement and accurate survey techniques”,the Executive Engineer of Kerala State Electricity Boardhas given AKM a letter of appreciation recently.

A commerce graduate from CalicutUniversity and diplomate in materialsmanagement, P.K. Venkateswaran(PKV) joined ECC in 1992 with nearlytwenty years of experience as a storesexecutive in companies like DavyAshmore, Oriental Structural Engineers

and Dowel Erectors.

PKV’s first assignment in ECC was at Bombay Breweries-Taloja in Mumbai, L&T’s Nashik Glass Works, L&T-JohnDeere, CNRO Stores at Kancheepuram, Kayankulam-Thiruvananthapuram railway electrification (KTRE) andHindustan Newsprint, Kottayam. At Kuttiyadi since January

2004, he has been handling the stores function that includesprocurement of materials through CNRO and direct fromthe local market.

In stores management he believes in the principle of ‘firstcome, first go’ and his adherence to this tenet is the secretbehind his success.

Among his contributions he counts the KTRE project wherehe planned the receipt and issue of cement in such a waythat no godowns were required to store the material, thuseffecting a saving of Rs.6 lakh. He had many learnings inECC like computers and accounts-related matters.

Married to Selva, PKV has a five-year old daughter who isin LKG.

Seasoned Stores Person


AKM believes we have good working systems in ECC butfeels some of them need better implementation. TheMishras, Anil Kumar and Reeta, have a ten-year olddaughter who is studying in the IV standard. Asked whathis hobbies are, he says he would like to always keep instep with technology!

Master Surveyor

A native of Rajapalayam and diploma holder in mechanicalengineering (1994) from Arulmigu KalasalingamPolytechnic, Krishnan Koil, K. Ananda Sundaram (KAS)upgraded his qualification to bachelor’s from the NationalInstitute of Technology, Trichy in 2002 through part-timestudy.

Following a stint as technician apprentice (quality control)in BHEL-Trichy for a year where he worked in the TubularProduction Workshop, KAS joined Sri Saravana Enterprises(SSE), Madurai in 1996. During his decade-long tenurein SSE, he acquired valuable experience in fabrication andhydro-mechanical works for a wide spectrum of customerslike Sundram Fasteners, Madras Cements, India Cements,Dalmia Magnesite, Indian Rare Earths, Bhoruka PowerCorporation, Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, etc. This spellgave him a good exposure to fabrication, repair andmaintenance of critical structures and components and,equally, works related to hydel power projects: fabricationand erection of 1,000 m penstock for Peringal Kuthu (leftbank extension), reclamation of pelton wheel turbines, 39gates (400 t) for Bhoruka’s mini hydel project, trash rackfor TNEB’s Thekkady project and pre-manufacture anderection of penstock at Khopoli hydel project (for Skanska).

Ananda Sundaram joined ECC at Kuttiyadi site in March2005 and is in charge of coordination, fabrication of

penstock and hydro-mechanical works, and erection. Hebelieves he has streamlined the work at site and ensuredtraceability/reconciliation of plates (900 nos., 3,000 t) bystacking the plates based on thickness and numbering them.In whatever work he takes up he strives to be thoroughand become a specialist. He is happy with the freedom towork in L&T but feels the level of team work could bebetter.

Ananda Sundaram is married to Krupa, a post-graduate inbio-chemistry.

Generalist turned Specialist

Meticulous Mechanical Engineer


Joining the organization in 1971 as stores/accounts/timeoffice assistant at Malaipattu Quarry, Chennai, well knownin the company’s history as M Quarry, which catered tothe aggregate requirements of sites in and around Chennai,S.A. Thiyagarajan (SAT) made a lifetime career with ECC.His subsequent assignments were at SPIC and TuticorinThermal Power Project, MAPP-Kalpakkam, Premier Mills-Bagalur, Malaipattu and Nedunkundram quarries.

‘Learn while you earn’ was obviously his credo as evidencedby his acquiring qualifications related to quarry operations.He obtained a Certificate of Competency in Mining from

the Director General of Mines Safety in 1981 and ShotFirer’s permit from the Department of Explosives in 1986.SAT thus not only made a career move but also went onto work outside his home state. As a quarry man he hasworked in a wide range of sites like cement plants, thermaland hydel power plants, pipelines, petrochemicals, IT parks,water supply projects, airports, roads, RMC plants and soon.

By dint of his long experience and his own interest in hisarea of specialization, SAT has become an expert in blastingoperations, explosives handling and the procedures relatedto obtaining licences/permits from government agencies.He takes pride in the fact that he has developed somepeople who can handle blasting operations independentlyand hold shot firer permits valid throughout India for L&Tprojects.

Married to Uma Maheswari, a school teacher, Thiyagarajanis blessed with a son, Dinesh Kumar, who works as asoftware engineer in Infosys, Bangalore. He is an ardentfan of classical music and enjoys watching television andreading books. Mrs. Thiyagarajan is a socially consciousperson and is into social service in a small but satisfyingway.


Between 1993 and 1999 S.K. Dash (SKD) has taken a degree every two years– B.Sc. (Geology), M.Sc. (Geology), PGDCA and LL.B. On completing hisstudies he worked for about four years as a lecturer at Panigratry Dura College,Ganjam, followed by a stint as geologist with WAPCOS (Water and PowerConsultancy Services India Ltd.) at Purulia where he was involved in geologicallogging, investigation and support system for slope protection.

Dash joined ECC in December 2004 at the Kuttiyadi Hydro-electric Projectwhere his involvement in the tunnel-related works has been very satisfying tohim. He looks forward to more challenging assignments where he can put hisspecialist knowledge to good use. He finds his colleagues in L&T very co-operative and helpful.

The Dashes – Subhet Kumar and Mandakini Misra – have a two-year old daughter.Mrs. Dash is a post-graduate in economics. SKD, who has played kabaddi andcricket for his college, is working for a Ph.D. from the Mysore University, thetopic for his thesis being “Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in GeotechnicalEngineering in Kakkayam”.

K. Jayaprakash (KJP), a diploma holder of 1990 in mechanical engineering fromTechnical University, Kerala, joined L&T in 1998.

A native of Punalur in Kerala, Jayaprakash made his professional debut with MistryPrabhudas Manji Engg. Pvt. Ltd. where he gained valuable experience of six yearsin manufacturing pressure vessels and heat exchangers and execution of turnkeyprojects. In L&T his first assignment was at RPL-Jamnagar as piping engineer inthe xylene plant with the responsibility of the 3,10,000 inch meter unit and rackpiping. He remembers with satisfaction the complicated piping of refenite columnand the 102 m high xylene column for the challenge they posed. On successfulcompletion of the field work Jayaprakash undertook piping material reconciliationand preparation of as-built drawings before moving to the next site.

From Jamnagar he moved to down south, Chennai, as field engineer for the 132km DI pipeline work in Vyasarpadi package under the Second Chennai WaterSupply Project. His scope of work included survey, material planning, erection,testing, and interconnection with existing system and commissioning andmaintenance. This job too proved to be challenging in view of the poorinfrastructure and presence of anti-social elements in Vyasarpadi area and workinvolving road crossing of the busy Grand Northern Trunk Road. At the next site,Sterlite-Tuticorin, he was there right from day one and contributed to resource mobilisation and establishment of siteinfrastructure. Once the set-up was in place he took up fabrication and erection of tower structure, three process towersin carbon steel and SS316 material, process piping and 600 t of cast iron process piping.

At Kuttiyadi since December 2003, again right from the start, is the overall planning engineer for civil and hydro-mechanical works.

Jayaprakash is married to Priyasree and is blessed with a daughter, Anakha Prakash. Anakha, who is studying in UKG,is also learning classical dance. KJP is a sports enthusiast and avid cricketer while Priyasree is adept at embroidery andglass painting. He has attended in-house training programmes on CEMa and planning.

Thorough Executor

Thirsting after Knowledge



Fostering Innovation

With two job offers – from ECC andGammon – received after the campusinterviews at IIT-Madras in the summer of1977, Mr. A.L. Sekar (ALS) was in adilemma. He was interested in a siteassignment but ECC offered him a postingin the then Engineering Design &

Consultancy Department while Gammon had a slot for himat their Ganga bridge site in Patna. He joined ECC as a GET(civil) and what tilted the scales in ECC’s favour was a lectureby AR at IIT a few months earlier that gave ALS an idea ofthe challenging projects that ECC was executing and thenew things that the company was trying out, like formworkand heavy erection.

For ALS, recently elevated as General Manager & Head –System Housing & Industrial Structures (SHIS), the drivingforce has been innovation and he has had immenseopportunities to give shape to his ideas in a variety ofassignments. At the time of his joining, cement plants andbuilding projects formed a major chunk of ECC’s businessmix and this segment provided a fertile training ground forALS in engineering work related to construction methods.

On completion of training, he was posted in the MadrasRegional Office for about four years. He considers hissubsequent association with the prestigious and technicallychallenging Baha’i House of Worship project a milestone inhis career as it gave him an opportunity to evolve constructionmethod schemes and to also later work at the site as planningengineer. Following this he became a key member in the

newly-formed Construction Methods Planning Cell (CMPC),which he came to head a few years later. Among the projectsthat gave him satisfaction in this function are MICO Plantand Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore, Jawaharlal NehruStadium in Chennai and Panvel Nadi Viaduct. The Cellnow has sixty engineers spread across HQ and RegionalOffices. From CMPC, ALS moved to head the foundationand transportation engineering functions and then switchedto Ports & Harbours and SHIS BUs.

ALS is keenly interested in books, particularly on philosophy,his all-time favourites being Fountainhead and Zen and theArt of Motorcycle. Equally fond of sports, he was a memberof his college hockey team, and plays bridge, table tennisand carroms. Naturally ALS took an active part in theactivities of ECC Recreation Club and was instrumental insetting up the volleyball court. A devoted church-goer, heis deacon of the Apostolic Christian Assembly in his areaand is into philanthropic work as well.

ALS is married to Jacintha Mary, a post-graduate in EnglishLiterature and B.Ed., who worked as a newspaper sub-editorfor sometime but chose to become a homemaker aftermarriage. She spends her spare time teaching poor childrenand conducting Bible classes. The Sekars are blessed with ason and a daughter – John Arulprakash and Teresa NovillaSheba. Arulprakash, currently in the final year B.E.(Biotechnology) in the Anna University, has set his sight onobtaining a doctorate from abroad and was the best outgoingstudent at school. Sheba, a student of Alpha MatriculationHigher Secondary School, is in Class XI (commerce stream).


M E E T O U R G M s

Mr. S.N. Subrahmanyan (SNS), Head-Institutional & Commercial BuildingsBusiness Unit, is a civil engineer with apost-graduate degree in management.Joining ECC in 1984, SNS had theunique opportunity of working withstalwarts like CRR, AR & KVR for over

two decades and believes this has benefited him immenselyin both his professional and personal lives. He attributes hisgrowth in the organization to the exposure he had whileworking with them and the insight he gained into the entiregamut of ECC’s operations. After a stint of about ten yearsin the Corporate Office, SNS was inducted into the contractsfunction and has since been leading a team that has baggedmany prestigious orders like ICICI and National StockExchange at Bandra Kurla, Safal Fruit & Vegetable Market-Bangalore, TIDEL Park-Chennai, Cognizant TechnologyCentres – Chennai & Kolkata, JIPMER – Pondicherry andmany others.

SNS was closely involved in conceptualizing and developingmany public-private partnership projects and was instrumentalin achieving financial closure for some major developmentalefforts like L&T Infocity’s Hitec City, ‘Cyber Pearl’ Phase IIIof HITEC City, L&T Cross Roads (CR2)–Mumbai, and

Cyber Park–STPI, Bangalore. The dominant position thatECC now enjoys in the ready mix concrete market is largelydue to the untiring efforts put in by SNS in the early days.Another well-acknowledged contribution of SNS is in therealisation of the Bangalore International Airport project forwhich he did lot of ground work over a period of 5-6 yearsto overcome the many hurdles and put it on an even keel.

SNS, recently promoted as General Manager, heads the largestBusiness Unit in L&T and leads a team that has acquiredexpertise in IT parks, airports, malls, hotels and hospitals,institutional and commercial buildings and integratedcomplexes. Among the notable achievements of his team inthe recent past, he counts the EPC contracts for Bangalore,Hyderabad and Delhi International Airports, the last beingone of the largest contracts bagged by L&T. He is presentlythe coordinator for these prestigious contracts.

SNS has represented the company in various internationaland national seminars and has travelled widely. SNS is marriedto Meena, a Post Graduate in Economics and Gold Medalistfrom Stella Maris College, Madras University. TheSubrahmanyans are blessed with two sons. Elder son Sujayis currently doing his Chemical Engineering at NIT–Trichywhile the younger, Suraj, has just completed his 10th Standardat Vidya Mandir, Mylapore.

A Go-getter


A Master Designer

team. It is the first mega design-and-build project in L&T’shistory and SK believes the experience will make EDRC afull-fledged airport consultant. Other major projects underexecution include the JIPMER Hospital at Puducherry andIT parks for Cognizant Technology Solutions at Kolkata andChennai.

As part of the efforts to strengthen EDRC-B&F in terms oftechnology, lot of developmental work is being undertaken,an example being the prototype design for a 500 m tallbuilding developed recently. “We are partnering with overseasorganizations like M/s. Portman & Associates (USA) for hotelchains. Infrastructure designs for mega projects are beingdeveloped in association with M/s. HOK, USA for Batanagarat Kolkata, ITC at Bangalore and for the Hiranandani Groupat Chennai, says SK. To cope with the increasing work load,the strength of design offices in Bangalore and Mumbai willbe raised to 50 in a year’s time from the present 15 each. SKconsiders it his mission to develop innovative technologiesand engineering design, and thus help the Company moveup the value chain.

SK has represented the company in various international andnational seminars and presented papers on prefabrication – asubject close to his heart – and other themes. He is associatedwith Federation Internationale du Beton (fib) as member ofCommission-6 on Prefabrication and represents L&T onvarious panels in the Bureau of Indian Standards.

SK is married to Rajini, a graduate in science and postgraduatein public administration. The Kanappans are blessed withtwo sons – Vaideesh Subbaraj who is doing B.Tech. (ChemicalEngineering) final year at IIT-Madras and Harimadhavaraj,now in X Std. at Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan, KK Nagar,Chennai.

A civil engineer firmly rooted inengineering and design, Mr. S. Kanappan(SK) is a master designer who hasambitious plans for Buildings & FactoriesSector in EDRC. Armed with a BE(Hons.) degree from PSG College ofTechnology, Coimbatore and a masters in

engineering from IISc-Bangalore, SK joined the ranks of ECCin 1979 in what was then known as Engineering Design &Consultancy (EDC) Dept. Recalling his association withdesign stalwarts in ECC for over two decades, he says it hasbenefited him in his professional life as well as in sharpeninghis capabilities. “Thanks to their guidance and support, Iacquired the confidence to shoulder higher responsibilities”,acknowledges SK.

As head of EDRC-B&F, recently promoted as GeneralManager, SK has set his sights high on the business front.His team in HQ and regional offices, currently 400 strong,will grow in numbers to 1,000 by March 2008 and to 2,000by the year 2010. With design-and-build jobs constitutingover 60% of the orders currently on hand, SK foreseesexponential growth for such projects and is confident of ECCsustaining itself as a major player. His team has acquired theexpertise required for master planning of infrastructureprojects and mega townships and is planning to acquireknowledge in health cities, sports and entertainmentinfrastructure which are bound to offer substantial scope forbusiness in future.

SK counts Delhi International Airport project among themost significant projects he has handled so far. A team ofabout 120 design engineers and architects is stationed at theproject site to work in close co-ordination with the execution

For Mr. A. Radharaman (ARR), SectorOperations Head–Hydro Carbon &Power, recently elevated as GeneralManager, it has been a full-fledged careerin hydro carbons right from the start.Graduating in Mechanical Engineering

from College of Engineering, Palghat in 1972, ARR joinedECC in 1975 at the Heavy Water Project in Tuticorin afterbrief stints with BPL Limited and Binny Engineering. In acareer spanning more than 30 years, he has been closelyinvolved with some major projects in the hydro carbon sectorboth as an executor and consultant and is considered anauthority in refinery, petrochemical and fertilizer projects.

NFL–Panipat was his first exposure to heavy lift works. ARRsays, “It was like a circus team moving around with foremanand riggers”. This was followed by varying stints at FCI–

Trombay, IFFCO–Phulpur, GNFC–Bharuch and ONGC-Uran. A brief sojourn at HQ-Chennai enriched him in thenuances of erection designing. He recalls with a tinge ofpride his tenure at Jamshedpur during 1977-78 for a deepcooler erection job and says, “I was the first person fromECC to start construction works at TISCO and this laid afirm foundation for the long-standing relationship that nowexists between Tata Steel and L&T”.

Switching from the role of an executor to that of a consultant,ARR moved to Engineers India Limited (EIL) in 1981.During the 15-16 years of his association with EIL, ARRwas involved with major refineries in Bongaigaon, Digboiand Cochin and handled pipeline projects in UAE and Iran.Having made his mark as a consultant ARR returned tohardcore construction and rejoined ECC in 1996 in theHydro Carbon & Pipeline BU at HQ. Right away he saw

A Symphony of Construction and Consultancy


‘Develop, Dedicate and Deliver byavailing challenging opportunities’, ‘Getyourself exposed to gain confidence’ arehis recurring theme and mantra forsuccess. A firm conviction derived fromhis experience of over two decades in

ECC. His superiors have exposed him to new things,encouraged him to experiment and empowered him toaccomplish the tasks on hand. He is Mr. S.V.Swaminathan (SVS), Sector Operations Head, B&FSector, recently promoted to General Manager Cadre.

A graduate civil engineer of 1973 from the GovernmentCollege of Technology, Coimbatore, SVS joined ECC in1984 after varying stints in Public Sector Undertakingsand a couple of private construction agencies. SVS foundthat the experience gained in PSUs, coupled with theexperience in ECC, gave him immense confidence to tackleany kind of situation and to become more analytical inresolving complex issues like risk management.

Opening his account in ECC at Raasi Cement site atWadapalli, (AP), SVS went on to handle a variety ofassignments at Madras Cements-Jayanthipuram,Kalpakkam (PRP Building), Visakhapatnam Steel Plant(Medium Merchant & Structural Mill), Anpara ThermalPower Project (Water Treatment Plant), L&T CementPlant at Hirmi, and Sikkim Hospital. Taking a breakfrom site postings due to his mother’s illness, he took upan assignment at CNRO, coordinating cement plant jobs,Thapar Dupont, etc. as well as the civil part of EIDParry, Rain Calcining and MRPL projects and ResourcesManagement for the Regions.

His next assignment, lasting six years, was at ABRO asSPM for B&F and TI Sectors, during which he handledsome major projects like Gujarat Cement Plant at Pipavav,

L&T-Hazira, Shell-Hazira, Ahmedabad-Mehsana andRajkot-Jamnagar road projects and the Watrak andNarmada bridges. In October 2003 he moved to MBROas Regional Manager after a four-month tenure as ZPM(TI Sector) at Delhi and to HQ-Chennai in April 2006as Sector Operations Head-B&F.

SVS believes that Project Managers should get a fairamount of exposure to all kinds of major projectsirrespective of Sectors, for assured delivery of projectswith quality, safety and in time. In support of his view,SVS recollects the challenging opportunities he had inprojects of multiple sectors.

Recalling fondly his site experiences, SVS says some ofthe projects were in remote areas which had no motorableroads and as a result the entire team remained confinedto site. Work was not only “work” but “entertainment”as well! This atmosphere helped to build a close andwell-knit team and gave the confidence to face newerchallenges.

SVS is married to Rajalakshmi, B.A., B.Ed., and, like atrue ECC-ite, gives her full credit for taking care of thehome front efficiently! With their two sons well-settledin life, Mrs. Swaminathan is an active member of Prayas.Rajesh, their elder son, working as Senior Analyst inCaterpillar Logistics, Bangalore, is a Mechanical Engineerfrom SRM, Chennai and has a double Masters Degree inIndustrial Engineering and Operations Research from theUS. Younger son Vijay is an Electronics andInstrumentation engineer from RV Engg. College,Bangalore and holds a Masters Degree in systemsengineering from the US. He is a Systems ApplicationEngineer with Math-Works, Boston and is married toNeeti who is also an Electronics & Instrumentationengineer.

The Secret of Success

action, coordinating all activities for the world’s largestgrassroot refinery – Reliance Petrochemicals, Jamnagar.Following this, he shifted base to Bangalore as RegionalProjects Manager to take care of MRPL-Mangalore projectand later to Kolkata to oversee the Barauni Refinery Projectof E&C Division. He was then appointed Zonal ProjectsManager for Delhi Region to put the fledgling IOCL-Panipatproject on a firm footing.

Having established the vital links for the Panipat project, hewas called upon to lead Kolkata Region as Regional Manager,a challenge he cherished and executed with panache till May2006, and scaled up the Region’s operations in terms ofproject execution and order booking. Posted back to HQ, henow has his hands full with the Phase II Expansion of RPLin Jamnagar SEZ.

Another facet of his personality is his keen interest andaccomplishments in the art of magic, a passion he hascultivated and nurtured from his school days. Learning mostlyfrom books, ARR developed magical skills and staged showsduring his college days and is a member of the InternationalBrotherhood of Magicians and Society of American Magicians– the governing bodies for magicians.

Though finding not much time to practise the art now, ARRremains in constant touch with some of the well-knownpractitioners and developments in the world of magic.

Mrs. Shoba Radharaman is a housewife. The Radharamansare blessed with a son, Gautam, a mechanical engineerworking with Infosys, Mysore.

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S A F E T Y N E W S

Safety Month Celebrations

January 2007 was celebrated as safety month all over ECC– at Domestic and Overseas projects, HQ and RegionalOffices. To mark the occasion, the following safetypromotional activities were conducted throughout themonth to create safety awareness: flag hoisting andadministration of the safety pledge; First aid trainingprogramme; Fire fighting demos; Medical camps; Safety

related exhibitions, poster, slogan, essay competitions andquiz programmes.

The celebration concluded at the end of January with avaledictory function in which winners were awarded prizesand certificates. Staff-members, workmen, contractors andclients took part in the celebration enthusiastically.

City Centre Ludhiana

CSTI Mungaspur

SET – BLRO

US Consulate Site – MBRO

BIAL



KMSS Site

Omex Connaught

HEW Hazira Jetty

HEW Hazira Project

Vedanta Alumina-Lanjigarh

Quiz – HYRO

Hooghly Metcoke Site – Haldia

EWL Kanchi

HQ – Chennai

TCS – Chennai

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Vedanta Alumina Refinery Project, Lanjigarh – ElevenMillion Safe Man-hours during May 2004 to February2007

Purva Panorama Project, Bangalore – Nine MillionSafe Man-hours during February 2005 to December2006

Bakreswar Site – Seven Million Safe Man-hours duringdecember 2004 to February 2007

National Games Village Project, Guwahati – SevenMillion Safe Man-hours during August 2005 toFebruary 2007

ITC Trident Project, Haridwar – Six Million Safe Man-hours during November 2005 to December 2006

TCS Techno Park Project Site, Siruseri – Five MillionSafe Man-hours during June 2006 to December 2006

Balesur Lakshmanath Road Project, Balasore – FiveMillion Safe Man-hours during April 2005 to February2007

South City Shopping Mall, Kolkata – Five MillionSafe Man-hours during January 2005 to February 2007

Qassim Cement Plant, Qassim, Saudi Arabia – FiveMillion Safe Man-hours during December 2004 toFebruary 2007

Durgapur Projects Limited, Durgapur – Four MillionSafe Man-hours during April 2005 to February 2007

Sainath Education Trust Job Site, Bangalore – ThreeMillion Safe Man-hours during October 2005 toNovember 2006

RMZ Ecospace Project – Phase-II, Bangalore – ThreeMillion Safe Man-hours during February 2006 toNovember 2006

Medical College, Agartala – Three Million Safe Man-hours during March 2005 to February 2007

G200 – Dwadmi, Hospital Project, Saudi Arabia –Three Million Safe Man-hours during February 2002to February 2007

International Safety Award for Asahi Glass Plant Project

ECC’s Asahi GlassPlant Project site atRoorkee, Uttara-khand, has won theprestigious “Interna-tional Safety Award”from the BritishSafety Council, oneof the world’s leadingprofessional bodies inOccupational Health,Safety & Environment(OHSE).

The criteria for entryto the award schemewere zero fatality andan accident frequencyrate less than industry’saverage. The key areasof evaluation were com-

mitment at the board level, significant advances in the areaof health & safety, results of external audits, health/safetytraining, and details of significant continual improvementachieved during the award period.

The adjudicating panel, after grueling tests, chose AsahiGlass Plant Site for the International Safety Award in linewith the award scheme’s objective of recognizing andrewarding excellence in health & safety performance.

Founded in 1957, the British Safety Council has morethan 10,000 member companies and operates in over 50countries worldwide.

ECC’s Project Team was led by Project Manager Mr. B.M.Verma and HSE Manger Mr. D.N. Singh and was guidedby Mr. K. Kannan, then Sector Projects Manager (B&F),DLRO. The site has achieved 10 million Safe Man-hourssince inception and has won the Safest Major Site RollingTrophy for the year 2005-2006.

Congratulations to the followingsites for achieving Three million

and more Accident-free Man-hours.


KKRO Half Yearly HSE Rolling Trophy

Kolkata Region recently initiated the Half Yearly HSERolling Trophy awards as a measure to enhance the HSEperformance & motivate the project teams. The award hasinfused enhanced awareness and a sense of competitivenesswith respect to Safety compliance and performance.

29 Project sites had participated in the award scheme whosequalifying criteria was that project sites must have workedfor a minimum of 3 months and has zero reportable LTI.A committee evaluated the winners based on allocations -

KKRO Half Yearly HSE Rolling Trophy

50% weight age to the Risk Index, 25% weight age to theHSE system compliance.

Durgapur Projects Ltd emerged as the winners, followedby first runner up - Vedanta Alumina Refinery Project andBakreswar Thermal Power Plant Project as the secondrunners up.The Regional Manager, Mr. T Azhaguvel,awarded the Trophy and commendation certificates to theproject teams.

Mr. R. Shukla (Construction Manager,Vedanta Alumina Refinery Project-Lanjigarh) receiving the 1st Runners UpHalf Yearly HSE Rolling Trophy from Mr.Azhaguvel. Seen from left to right Mr. P.K.Bandyopadhyay, Mr. R.N. Tripathy, & Mr.R.C. Pandey (SPM, IP&U)

Mr. B. Paul (Construction Manager -Durgapur Projects Limited - Durgapur)receiving the Winners Half Yearly HSERolling Trophy from Mr. T. Azhaguvel,Regional Manager. Seen from left to rightMr. P.K. Bandyopadhyay (SPM, HCP),Mr. R.N. Tripathy (RHSEM), Mr. P.C.Guchait (HSEO-DPL Durgapur) & Mr.T. Kumaresan (RPM – IP&U)

Mr. S. Raja (PM-Bakreswar ThermalPower Plant Project) receiving the 2ndRunners Up Half Yearly HSE RollingTrophy from Mr. Azhaguvel. Seen from leftto right Mr. Tripathy, Mr. B. Dey (HSEO-Bakreswar Site) & Mr. Pandey


Facsimile of a letter datedMarch 6, 2007 issued byMr. A.K. Singhal, IAS,Collector and President,Indian Red Cross Society,Visakhapatnam, appreci-ating the efforts of L&Tin organising a blood do-nation camp on January20, 2007 at the VizagVessel Project Site.

He acknowledged thecontribution of L&T’sMr. A.S. Prabhakar(Project Manager) andMr. Seshu Babu andconveyed his “Con-gratulations for the firsthighest number of 307blood units on a singleday”.

Best Safety Efforts

Award for NPCIL,

Kudankulam

NPCIL – Kudankulamcelebrated the NationalSafety Day on March 4,2007 by conductingawareness programmes andcompetitions for theemployees of contractors.

Of the three major ProjectDirector Trophies in thecompetition – BestHousekeeping, Best SafetyEfforts and Appreciation –L&T bagged the trophyfor the Best Safety Efforts.

Appreciation Certificates

Siemens Power Generation, Qatar has awarded

ECC’s Ras Laffan Power Plant Project,

Qatar, a Certificate of Appreciation for

achieving two million accident free safe man-

hours during the period March 2005 to October

2006

Dongfang Electric Corporation has awardedECC’s Sagardighi Thermal Power Project,West Bengal, a Certificate of Merit forexcellent performance of HSE Managementduring 2006

Christian Medical College, Vellorehas awarded CMC Private HostelBlock Construction Project, aCertificate of Merit for achievingone million accident free safe man-hours from October 2005 toNovember 2006

Bharat Heavy Electricals Limitedhas awarded Bakreswar ThermalPower Plant Project, Birbhum,West Bengal, a Certificate ofMerit for achieving six millionaccident free safe man-hours fromNovember 2006 to March 2007

ITC Trident Project,

Haridwar, has been

awarded a Certificate of

Appreciation by ITC

Limited, for achieving five

million accident free safe

manhours during the

period November 2005 to

November 2006

Bhabha AtomicResearch CentreFacilities has awardedPREFRE 3A Phase IIProject, Kalpakkam, aCertificate ofAppreciation forachieving One Millionaccident free safe man-hours during the periodAugust 2005 toDecember 2006

F-16 Facility at Thumrait Air Base Project,

Oman has received a Certificate of Merit from

the client Turner & Nakheel Discovery Garden

for achieving Four Million accident free safe

man-hours since inception till January 2007

Tata Consultancy Services has

awarded a Safety Appreciation

Certificate to TCS Siruseri

Project Site for achieving

Seven Million accident free

safe man-hours during the

period June 2006 to

February 2007


Kudos to ECC-ite

Picture to come

P&M Tech Trainees at Panvel Technician Training Centerunder the guidance of instructor Mr. K.Thirugnanasambandam (KT) developed a live model ofTipping System at zero cost as a part of their trainingprocess. Mr. D.K. Sen, Regional Manager, MBRO,inaugurated the live demo model and appreciated the

Innovative Techniques in P&M Training


I N N O V A T I O N S

Mr. D.K. Sen, RM, MBRO, inaugurating thelive demo model of Tipping System in thepresence of Mr. S. Narayanan, RPLM

Mr. V. Srinivasan has won accolades from the Company forhis contribution to economy of operations and timely projectcompletion.

At Ecospace 1C site in Bangalore, a tower crane needed to bedismantled between the entrance of Building 1A and a nearbyfood court in the campus. Various options considered for thiswere found to be time-consuming, expensive or complicatedand risky. As suggested by Mr. Srinivasan, Senior Technician,P&M, a wall of the adjacent building above the podium slabwas broken and the 6.6 m gap between the building and thefood court was filled with available earth. Over the compactedarea, the crane (3 m wide) was positioned and dismantledand dispatched within two days. This resulted in a saving ofRs.2 lakh. In recognition of his commitment to work Mr.Srinivasan was presented with a citation and dinner set.

innovative learning spirit of the trainees and the efforts ofKT. The model is highly educative to the P&M team andthe user. This is the second live model developed by thetrainees. Earlier they had developed the screw typecompressor model.

TLT Pithampur Roses

Win Accolades

For TLT Pithampur it was their garden roses whichwon the show at the Annual Rose Competition,organised by the Malwa Rose Society, Indore duringJanuary 20-21, 2007. TLT’s roses were awarded firstprize in three categories: Prince of the Show, Princessof the Show, Best Small Rose. In the cut rosecompetition, TLT roses were awarded the first prizefor 3 varieties, second for 4 varieties and consolationprize for 3 varieties.

Mr. M.P. Naidu, RM, BLRO, presenting the citation and dinnerset to Mr. Srinivasan

On February 24, 2007, ECC Recreation Club organised agala ‘Get-Together’ for its members and theirfamilies. The special guests of the culturalevening were the veterans, who retiredfrom our company. ECC’s very ownin-house stars took the stage andlighted up the skies presenting anenchanting feast of music, dance anddrama extravaganza. It was afusion of some of the besttalents coming together at theopen-air theatre at HQ, Chennai.The event had a huge turnout of more than3,500 people. Thumping beats, refreshingmelodies and famous peppy numbers from manyregional films set the tone for the evening to follow. A

Gaiety, Mirth mark Club Get-together

K A L E I D O S C O P E

colourful dance drama onDasaavathaaram and a vibrant folk

dance by the wards of ECC-ites enthralled the

viewers. Fusion music,instrumental solosensured that the right mix of music was there foreveryone to rock with and relax through theevening. The short and sweet addresses by theoffice bearers gave glimpses of the past and futureevents. A bonanza of prizes awaited the luckywinners. It was a memorable evening for theChennai based ECC-ites and their families.

Women’s DayTheir numbers growing in strength, the ladies of ECC, HQ,Chennai, are now a formidable team of 250-plus. Endowedwith diverse talents and skills, they are ECC’s ambassadors ofwomanhood, playing multiple roles in the family as well asprofessional and social domains. March 8, celebrated globally

as International Womens’ Day, was an apt occasion for them toget together and celebrate it in a grand manner and worktowards realizing their collective power and potential. ECCRecreation Club acted as the facilitator by organising games

ECC Eves in

ECC Eves in their full strength

Ice Skiing in AuliECC is executing the Tapovan – Vishnugad 4x130 MW Hydro PowerProject in Joshimath, Uttarakhand. On February 14, 2007, heavy snowfallbrought about all site activities to a grinding halt. Seizing the opportunityfor some adventure and sport, the project team made a dash to Auli, thenearby ice skiing spot and venue for the proposed SAF Games. To reachAuli, they traveled by India’s longest ropeway from elevation 1816m to30163 covering a distance of 4.5km. With a temperature of minus 2degree centigrade, the team thoroughly enjoyed their sporting adventure.

and quiz competition for women by women. The winnerswere presented with gifts sponsored by Naidu Hall andCurrimbhoys while all the participants were given a cute glassbowl as mementos.

As a grand finale to the celebrations, the Club organised an all-women, day-long outing to Mayajaal, the theme park on EastCoast Road, Chennai on March 10, 2007. Women staff membersand spouses of male staff members and their children participatedin the one-day sojourn.

Celebrations At HQ

Pilgrimage to Tirumala

On January 21, 2007, a contingent of 650 ECC-itesand their family members made a memorable and blissfultrip to Tirumala, the abode of Lord Venkateswara. ECCRecreation Club, Hq, Chennai organised the trip by 11super deluxe buses and facilitated hassle-free darshan ofthe Lord. Seen in the photo are some of the participantsprior to departure from Chennai.

their full strength

C S R

L&T, in association with“SAKHI” – the CancerPatient Support Groupof Cancer Institute,Chennai – sponsored acampaign on wheels forcreating awareness oncancer and urging therural youth toparticipate in NationBuilding through theopportunities providedat CSTI, Chennai.

At a solemn function held in the campus of CSTI, Chennaion March 1, 2007, Mr. M. Murugan, a 51-year-old formerfactory worker and member of SAKHI, embarked on a 45-day cycle tour across Tamil Nadu. Present on the occasionwere Dr. Sumana Premkumar, Founder of SAKHI, Dr T.G.Sagar, Clinical Director, Cancer Institute Adyar, SAKHImembers, Mr. K.P. Raghavan, EVP & Head-CorporateCentre & Strategic Services, Mr. G.D. Sharma VP – HumanResources, Mr. S. Natarajan, Head – CSTI, and Mr. V.S.Ramana, Head – Corporate Communications.

In the course of his campaign Mr. Murugan distributedpamphlets on cancer awareness, interacted with the publicin the evenings and set up a temporary exhibition withdisplay charts touching upon various issues related to cancer.He also urged the rural youth to participate in nationbuilding by acquiring construction trade skills at CSTI.

The campaign culminated as planned, with Mr. Muruganreturning to Chennai in the morning of April 14, whichhappened to be the Tamil New Year Day. He was givena warm reception at the Cancer Institute and felicitated byDr. V. Shanta (Chairperson, Cancer Institute), Mr. Anup

Cancer Awareness Campaign on Wheels

Mr. Murugan being received by ‘SAKHI’ members, L&T officialsand Mr. R. Parthiban (noted Tamil cine actor) on his return fromcycle campaign

Jaspal (Addl. Director General of Police, Tamil Nadu), Dr.T. Rajkumar (Director, Cancer Institute), Mr. R. Parthiban(Tamil film actor), Mr. Ameer (Tamil film director),Mr. Raghavan and PRAYAS members were also present onthe occasion.

Founded in 1995, L&T’s Construction Skills TrainingInstitute (CSTI), Chennai, has been in the forefront increating employment opportunities, skills upgradation andsocial uplift for multitudes of rural Indian youth. The IndianConstruction Industry, which is now booming, requiresabout 3.5 crore skilled workmen. CSTI has so far trainedover 4,000 youth directly and about 17,000 through theNational Academy of Construction, Hyderabad. Thisinitiative of L&T has been getting wide appreciation andhas recently won the ‘Times Now & BSE Award’ forBusiness Social Responsibility.


Mr. M. Murugan’s cycle campaignbeing flagged off at CSTI, Chennai

Dr. Sumana Prem Kumar, Founder of “SAKHI”, addressing the gathering at CSTI, Chennai

P R A Y A S N E W S

A free medical camp for Mother andChild Welfare was conducted at the

Prayas Medical Centre on January 20,2007. Pediatricians Dr. Jayakumar Reddy and

Dr. Nikhila Sharma along with resident Doctor ManjulaNair screened 118 children. The children were given acomplete check-up, immediate treatment wherever needed,and advice for follow-up and long term treatment. Dr.Reddy has been visiting the clinic once a month to followup the treatment procedures. Cases of acute illness thatneed further investigation are referred to the Child TrustHospital, Egmore.


A free medical camp was organised at government schoolbuilding in Airport Colony, Shamshabad on February 3,2007. Around 700 people from the adjacent areas ofAirport Colony, Kothwalguda, Huda Colony andVelanganni Nagar benefited from the one-day campconducted by a team of specialist doctors. Apart fromgeneral medical check up, ECG, X-ray and pathological

examinations were conducted and medicines weredistributed to the patients. The Panchayat Ward Membersof Shamshabad extended their wholehearted co-operationfor conducting the medical camp and appreciated L&T’sconcern for social welfare. While expressing their gratitude,the villagers requested for more such medical camps infuture.

Medical Camp at Airport Colony, Shamshabad

Prayas members took the children of Bala Mandir on apicnic to Mahabalipuram on February 18, 2007.Starting at 8 a.m., the group’s first stop was the beautifulPuri Jagannath temple on ECR. The children wereexplained the significance of this temple. They alsovisited the crocodile farm, and the caves atMahabalipuram.

The children were treated to a sumptuous lunch at ECCGuest House, after which indoor and outdoor gameswere conducted. Some of the children displayed theirtalent in singing and dancing. All the children weregiven gifts, but it was the care and attention theyreceived that they would “remember forever”!

* * *Smt. Devaki Rajagopalan conducted an Art of Livingcourse for PRAYAS members during March 1-13, 2007.She trained nine participants in praanaayaamam andmeditation and all the participants felt immenselybenefited by the course.

Medical checkup in progress

Medicines being distrubuted at the camp


S T A F F N E W S

WELCOME

HQ

Shailendra Kumar Tripathi, SeniorDeputy General ManagerKalidoss SP, Manager (Civil)Shankar KR, ManagerSundaram S, Manager-QA & QCPijus Kanti Mandal, EngineeringManager (Civil)Rajesh Kumar L, EngineeringManager (Mech)Ravi Shankar S, Manager (QualityAssurance)Ravichandran AR, EngineeringManager (Civil)Amar Kumar, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)-PipingAbdul Rahim A, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Jeevankumar Karimi,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Jeyakumar P, Asst.EngineeringManager (Elec)Mugappagari Kullayappa,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Rameshkumar GB, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)

Chennai

Prakash S, Construction Manager(Civil)Balaji SK, Asst.Manager (Marketing)Rangarajan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ashok Kumar K, Manager-QA & QC,Fabrication Shop

Mumbai

Joshi Jayant Digamber, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Rajendra Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Shri Bhagwan Yadav,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)

Kolkata

Chandra Sekar K, EngineeringManager (Mech)Ashok Kumar Bist, Manager (Elec)Dominic Xavier, ConstructionManager (Civil)Ratankumar Saha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Amlan Mohanty, Asst.Manager(Geology)Biswaranjan Acharya,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Jayanta Joarder, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)

Delhi

Nishith Behari Saxena, PrincipalPradeep Kumar Yadav, DGM (Hydel)Paulswamy Satish Pal, ConstructionManager (Mech)Vinay Kumar, Manager (Civil)

Deepak Aggarwal, Manager(Marketing)Shashank Raghatate, PrincipalArchitectAnuraj Sharma, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Hem Chandra Kandpal,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Prateek Mathur, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Virendra Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Abhijit Mukherjee, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ambrish Saini, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Anuj Kumar Mohindroo, Asst.Manager(Civil)Chhabilakumar Sahoo, Asst.Manager(Safety)Hajra Paramjeet Singh Didar Singh,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Isam Singh, Asst.Manager (P&M)Navin Chandra, Asst.Manager (Elec)-P&MSantosh Kumar Shukla, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Vinod Kumar, Asst.Contracts Manager(Civil)

Bangalore

Ravindran R, Manager-QuarryMahaveer GV, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Raamkumar RK, Asst.Manager(Marketing)

Ahmedabad

Das Manoj Janmajoy Chandra Das,Asst.Manager Biswadeep Datta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Raghuraman M, Manager-QA & QC,RPL, JamnagarAnanth R, Asst.Manager-QA & QC,RPL, JamnagarRajeev Bhatia, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech), RPL, JamnagarTapan Kumar Nath, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec), RPL, Jamnagar

Hyderabad

Ramanan N, Manager (Mech)Deenadayalan R, ConstructionManager (Mech)Chockalingam VR, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Mohanlal CR, Asst.Manager-QA &QCParthasarathy P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Alla Venkata Peddi Rajulu,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Ayangar Srinivasan Sadagopan,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Gudla Srinivasa Rao,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Jagannada Kumar Galinkala,Asst.Manager (Mech)

Panibhatla Naga Srikanth,Asst.Manager (Marketing)Veeraiyan D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Subansiri Hydel ProjectVijender Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Delhi International AirportRaj Kumar Verma, Deputy GeneralManager (Mech)Kolanjiappa R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Nongthombam Tarunkumar Singh,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Amiya Kumar Roy, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Kanugula Rama Rao,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)

NEW RESPONSIBILITIES

HQRohit Modi, Chief Executive - Roads& BridgesSekar AL, Head-System Housing &Indl.Stru.Karthikeyan TV, JGM (Finance &Accounts)Puhazhendi B, JGM (HCP)Rajeev B Bhatnagar, JGM (Personnel& HRD)Sankararaman K, Sr. DGM(Developmental Proj.)Srinivasan R, Sr.DGM (PT&D)Sridhar S, Financial Controller

ChennaiVenkatasubbu K, SPM (PT&D)Venkattesan NSR, ConstructionManager (Mech), Hyundai Ph-II,Sriperambudur

EWL KancheepuramMathivanan P, Manager (HSE)

KolkataMalakar S, SPM (PT&D)

DelhiDayanand Singh, Manager (HSE),Parbati HEP

InternationalMurthy PLN, Resident ProjectManager, Malaysia

BangaloreMendu Padmanabhanaidu, ProjectDirector, BIALMydavolu Mohan Rao, Manager(HSE), JSW BellaryAnup Kumar Mitra, Manager (HSE),BIAL

AhmedabadSaurabh Shrirup, RPM (B&F)Pradeep Kumar Singh, Manager(HSE), RPL, Jamnagar

HyderabadAnilkumar Sukumaran, RPM (T&NCP)Atul Kumar Jain, RPM (Ready MixConcrete)Elangovan S, Manager (HSE),Salpg, VizagNagarajan P, Manager (HSE)Sathyanarayana S, Manager (HSE),Intl.Airport,HyderabadSubhamoy Maitra, Manager (HSE),Salpg, VizagRavinath KP, Manager (HSE),Gangavaram Port, Vizag

Panipat Elev.CorridorRakesh Ummat, Manager (HSE)

International GulfRavikumar SP, Manager(Administration), UAE-DubaiShirish Kashinath Ranade, Sr.DGM(Resource Planning & Monitoring), IGMumbaiGopinath V, Head (FA&A) -Intl.ServicesHanumanth Rao CH, Manager(Projects), Oman-L&T Oman LLCParcha Madhav, Manager (HSE),Oman-L&T Oman LLCBalachandar S, Manager (FA&A),L&T Qatar LLC

PROMOTIONS

HQRaghavan KP, EVP (CorporateCentre)Kanappan S, Head - EDRC (B&F)Radharaman A, Sector Oprs.Head(HC&P Sector)Sekar AL, Head-System Housing &Indl.Stru.Subrahmanyan SN, Head-Inst.&Comm.BuildingsSwaminathan SV, Sector Oprs.Head(B&F Sector)Karthikeyan TV, JGM (Finance &Accounts)Natarajan S, Head-Constn.SkillsTrainingNiranjana P, Sector Oprs.Head (H &N Sector)Puhazhendi B, JGM (HCP)Rajeev B Bhatnagar, JGM (Personnel& HRD)Srinivasan N, JGM-Spl.Projects &Constn.MethodsGurunathan R, Chief Engg.Manager-Designs (Civil)Krishnamurthy S, DGM (RMC)-SouthMadhava Das T, DGM-PlanningPabak Mukhopadhyay, DGM (BMH)-ProjectPartha Pratim Saha, DGM (Hydel)Senthilnathan K, Head - EDRC (T&I)Singh VP, DGM (BMH)-ProjectsSoundararajan A, DGM(Devl.Projects)-ContractsThulasiram V, DGM (Elec)-DesignBalakumar P, Chief EngineeringManager (Civil)


Cion KP, DGM (BUCC)David Immanuel, Project ManagerGyaneshwar Saxena, DGM(Civil) -ContractsJayakumar R, DGM (Insurance)Sarkar PK, DGM (BMH)-ProjectsAnantha Senthil Murugan,Engineering Manager (Civil)Balasubramanian G, EngineeringManager (Civil)Balasundaran S, Manager (Mech)Elangovan A, Principal ArchitectRajeevan K, Engineering Manager(Civil)Subramanian PV, Manager(Commercial & Mis)Sukumar Hebbar V, PrincipalArchitectSunmugam S, Manager (Commercial& MIS)Veeramani S, Engineering Manager(Civil)Anbumozhi M, Engineering Manager(Civil)Balachander B, Planning ManagerBalaji S, Engineering Manager (Civil)Balakrishnan R, Engineering Manager(Elec)Esther Malini Victor, Manager (Civil)Eswaran R, Engineering Manager(Civil)Kasiraja V, Manager (Mech)Mudumbi Vijayababu VS,Construction ManagerRanganathan R, Manager (Civil)Rengarajan P, Manager (Systems)Sadasivam V, Engineering Manager(Civil)Sasisekar S, Manager (Elec)Sukumar Jesudoss R, Manager -ContractsUdit Kumar Shrivastava, Manager(Insurance)Achintya Ghosh, EngineeringManager (Mech)Baraneetharan R, ConstructionManagerBellana Sirish, Engineering Manager(Civil)Febin MF, Engineering Manager (Civil)Koneru Bhavani, EngineeringManager (Civil)Kumaran M, Engineering Manager(Civil)Mohanarangam AC, Manager (Mech)Murali R, Manager (Elec)Rajendira Satheesh Kumar T T,Manager (Mech)Shaji John, Manager (Elec)Sivasubramanian B, Manager (Mech)Subash TR, Engineering Manager(Civil)Suresh KR, ManagerSuresh KS, Manager (Civil)Anshuman Talukdar, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Arun Rao Mandokar, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)-PipingArup Munsi, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)

Balaji V, Asst.Manager - QM & QABalasubramanian G, Asst.Manager(P&M)Barath Kumar U, Asst.Manager (Elec)Basavaraj, Asst.Engineering Manager(Civil)Bharat Kumar Killani Venkata,Asst.Engineering Manager (Geotech)Bharath Kumar J, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Chakraborti B, Asst.EngineeringManagerChandra Obula Reddy M,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Chandrashekar Reddy G,Asst.Manager (Instrumentation)Chekka Krishna Somaraju,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Dipankar Ghosh, Sr.ArchitectGeorge Abraham, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Gopalan V, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Kannappan G, Asst.Manager - QM &QAKhasim Khan, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Krishnan G, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Kumar B, Asst.Manager(Administration)Mayur M Chabbi, Asst.Manager(Mech)Mohammed Waseem Siddiqui,Asst.Manager (Civil)Mukesh Kumar, Asst.Manager (Mech)Murali M, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Narayanan PT, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Padmanathan S, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Ponmurugu S, Asst.Manager(Instrumentation)Rajamanickam A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rajendran H, Asst.Manager (Elec)Raju Roy, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Ramachandran MN, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Ramesh Kumar V, Asst.Manager(Corporate Communications)Ravi R, Project LeaderSachidananda Mishra, Asst.Manager(Elec)Sadasivuni Devi Prasad,Asst.Manager - QM & QASadeesh Niranjan T, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Sankaravel S, Asst.EngineeringManager (Elec)Seema Kumari Gupta, Asst.Manager(Personnel)Sivakumar N, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sreekanth P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sridhar G, Asst.Manager(Instrumentation)Srinivasan P, Asst.Manager(Personnel)Srinivasan R, Asst.Manager(Administration)

Srinivasulu G, Asst.Manager (Civil)Srinivasulu Reddy C,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Stanly Ruban A, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Sudhir V, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Sunil Menon K, Asst.Manager (Elec)Surendrababu Jaldu, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Suresh P, Asst.Manager (Civil)-Quantity SurveySuresh S, Asst.Manager (Catering)Sushanta Singh Takhellambam,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Tamil Selvan P, Asst.Manager (Elec)Thiagarajan S, Project LeaderVidyanand Kumar, Asst.Manager(Mech)Vidyarthi SK, Asst.EngineeringManagerYamini Kanta Tripathy, Asst.Manager(Mech)Abdul Hanif Khan, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Amudhapriya B, Project LeaderAmutha Sheela R, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Annamalai T, Project LeaderArunkumar V, Asst.Manager (Mech)Ashis Chatterjee, Asst.ManagerAshok Kumar S, Asst.Manager (Civil)Balaji AM, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Balaji S, Asst.Engineering Manager(Civil)Battu Sriramakrishna, Project LeaderBattula Venugopalarao,Asst.Engineering Manager (Civil)Bijaya Kishore Dwivedi, Asst.Manager(Elec)Chakrepani CE, Project LeaderDeepak Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Desigan AGV, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Devi Prakash N, Asst.Manager (Mech)Gaurav Sharma, Asst.Manager (Civil)Gopinath V, Sr.ArchitectHari N, Asst.Manager (Administration)Hariharan J, Asst.Manager (PublicHealth)Harshitha S Kumar, Asst.Manager(Elec)Jaydeep Goswami, Asst.Manager(Mech)Judy Vinodhini M Ravikumar,Sr.ArchitectKamal Mehdiratta, ExecutiveAssistantKarthikeyan K, Sr.ArchitectKarthikeyan T, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Kesavan N, Asst.Manager (Mech)-Fire FightingKumar PR, Asst.Engineering Manager(Elec)Mohamed Ibrahim KS,Asst.Engineering Manager (Elec)Nithyanand N, Sr.ArchitectPangare Vivek Govind, Asst.Manager(Instrumentation)Parikshit Kumar Guha,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)

Prabakaran L, Asst.Manager (Civil)Prabhat Kumar, Asst.Manager(Personnel)Prakash Babu PB, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Raghupathy M, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Rahul Chopra, Asst.Manager (Civil)Raj Kumar, Sr.ArchitectRajavaram Shailendra, Asst.Manager(Civil)Rajavelu K, Asst.EngineeringManager (Elec)Ramesh R, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Ramkumar N, Asst.Manager(Administration)Rathinavel S, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Ravishankar MV, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Sailesh Kumar Sahu, Asst.Manager(Civil)Sajeesh C, Asst.Engineering Manager(Civil)Samiron Mukherjee, Asst.Manager(Mech)Sankha Dasgupta, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Saravanan G, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Satya Kumar Vuppala,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Satyanarayana J, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Sidharthan C, Superintendent - QA &QCSivakumar CT, Asst.Manager (Civil)Srinivas Chandra Shekar,Asst.Engineering Manager (Mech)Srinivasan M, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Subramani RK, Asst.Manager (Mech)Sundhar C, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Sunil K, Asst.Engineering Manager(Civil)Tadigotla Sasidhar, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Thanikaivel S, Asst.Manager (Elec)Thiagarajan N, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Thiruvenghadam TS, Asst.Manager(P&M)Tijo C Mathew, Asst.Manager (Civil)Udaya Kumar S, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)Umesh Krishnan R, Asst.Manager-HVACVijayam Bethanasamy G,Asst.Manager (Mech)Vivek Tomer, Asst.EngineeringManager (Mech)

Chennai

Viju Varkey, SPM (B&F)Nizar Ahmed, Project ManagerRavindranath Prasad CH, RPM(BMH)Shovan Kumar Ghosh, Regional HRManager

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Venkatasubbu K, SPM (PT&D)Balamurali Rk, Manager (RE)-ContractsChandran KRR, Planning Manager(Civil)Kumaresan S, Construction ManagerNiranjana C, Reg.Accounts &Admn.ManagerRajesh Kanade, Manager (B&F)-ContractsBalaji V, Regional HSE ManagerNatarajan VK, Construction ManagerRamachandran MV, ConstructionManagerSampath A, Construction ManagerSrinivasan T, Regional QualityManagerSubramanian VR, ConstructionManagerDevanand S, Construction Manager(Mech)Gautam Eunny, RPM (Ready MixConcrete)Sivakumaran AP, ConstructionManager (Elec)Sridhar VS, Construction Manager(Civil)Sundararajan S, Manager (Civil)Syed Abdul Noor, Manager (Mech)Adiarul J, Asst.Manager (Civil)Alagappan ALS, Asst.Manager(Industrial Relations)Asokan S, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Balaji S, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Balamurugan K, Regional ISD Co-OrdinatorBalamurugan N, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Bhaskaran K, Asst.Manager (P&M)Chandran A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Charles T, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Francis Jesuraj S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Ganeshbabu M, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Goddati Hari Prasad, Asst.Manager(Civil)Kamalapathy M, Asst.Manager (Civil)Kumaresan D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Kumaresan V, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Lakshmi Narayanan R, Asst.Manager(P&M)Laxmee Narayana, Asst.Manager(Mines)Malaiarasan R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Manickavasagan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Muthukumaran P, Asst.Manager(Civil)Nagendran V, Asst.Manager (Mech)-QuarryNarendranath Kini T, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Parthasarathy MK, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Rajaram A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Rajarethinam P, Asst.Manager-QA &QCRama Ranjan G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Rameshkumar R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rangarajan R, Asst.Manager(Administration)Ravi K, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Ravi R, Asst.Manager (Civil)Ravi SM, Asst.Manager (HSE)Ravikumar P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sakthivel P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sanjib Kumar Dutta,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Shanmuganathan K, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Sivaraman P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Srinivasan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sundar K, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Thangavel A, Asst.Manager(Administration)Thinagaran D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vadivazhagan S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Velnarayanan M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Venkatachalam A R,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Venkatachalapathy P,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Vetrivel K, Asst.Manager (Stores)Vijayan A, Asst.Manager (Mech)Vinod Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)-Fin.WoZahir Hussain J, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Alphonse A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Alphonse Arul Seelan S,Asst.Manager (Personnel)Ashish S Lalchandani,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Baiju D, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Balasubramanian V, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Dinesh Kumar M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Francis Dhanaraj M, Asst.Manager-QA & QCGanapathy MS, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Ganapathy Subramanian S,Asst.Manager (Administration)Ganesan G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Gilbert Raj A, Asst.Manager (P&M)Gopu K, Asst.Manager (Site Accounts& Admn.)Gotmare Narendra Madhukar,Asst.Manager (Elec)

Gurusamy K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Harihara Subramanian S,Asst.Manager (Accounts)Jayavel N, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Krishna Kumar N, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Kumar S, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Manimaran D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Manoharan S, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Narayanan VS, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Padmanabhan S, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Ramalingam K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Ravichandran N, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sathison S, Asst.Manager (P&M)Senthil R, Asst.Manager (Stores)Shaik Yesdani Ahmed,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Sivasankaran K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Subramani L, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sudhakar RV, Asst.Manager (HSE)Suresh P, Asst.Manager(Administration)Venkatesh S, Asst.Manager (Mech)Sitaram Meghadri, DGM - Production,Fabrication ShopGireesh K, Manager (Mech),Fabrication ShopBalasubramanian G, Asst.Manager(Mech), Fabrication ShopJeyaprakash R, Asst.Manager(Mech), Fabrication ShopKumar R, Asst.Manager (Mech)-Q.C,Fabrication ShopPrabakaran K, Asst.Manager (Mech),Fabrication ShopRavikumar D, Asst.Manager (Mech),Fabrication ShopSanthakumar E, Asst.Manager(Mech), Fabrication ShopVijayaananth R, Asst.Manager(Mech)-Q.C, Fabrication ShopBhaskara Varma D, Asst.Manager(Mech), Fabrication ShopKannan B, Asst.Manager (Mech),Fabrication ShopVinayan N, Asst.Manager (Mech),Fabrication Shop

Mumbai

Sen DK, Regional ManagerSridhar R, Reg.Accounts &Admn.ManagerAnilkumar CH, Engineering Manager(Civil)Verender Kumar Sobti, RegionalMaterials ManagerAbbasi Saifee, Manager (Elec)Manish Kishor Wakade, Manager(Civil)Radhakrishnan CR, Manager(Accounts)Ravichandran K, Regional ISDManagerJanakumar A, Manager (Mech)


Vadi Raj Rao, Construction Manager(Mech)Atul Singhal, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Bandyopadhyay S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Dhore Sandeep Ravindra,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Gunasekaran M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Jacob George, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Jadhav Madan Vithal, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Jayakumar NV, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Kothawade Ravindra Murlidhar,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Kulkarni CR, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Kumaravel P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Lakshmanan CS, Asst.Manager(Administration)Machado Cyril Alfred, Asst.Manager(Civil)Mahabaleshwar K.Kariyannavar,Construction Manager (Civil)Mani S, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Manish Prasad, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Maruti Srivastava, Asst.Manager(PDD)-MarketingNarasimhan BS, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pandithurai M, Asst.Manager(Administration)Rajesh S, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Ranganathan R, Asst.Superintendent(Elec)Sandeep Navlakhe, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shirolkar Shardool Shashikant,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Shyam Sunder Choudhary,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Somasundaram S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Thirugnanasambandam K,Asst.Manager (P&M)Vivek Ranjan, Regional HR ManagerYogesh Singh, Asst.Manager (Mech)Aejaz Anwar Mogal, Asst.Manager(Elec)Ajoy Kumar Muhury,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Balakrishnan E, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Bhosale Vinayak Vilas Rao,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Gangadhar Bhowmick,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Gireshkumar KP, Asst.Manager(Administration)Iqbal Kasim Rahimatpure, GeneralForeman (P & M)Janaki Raman S, Asst.Manager(P&M)Jayanta Chakraborty,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)

Joshi Omkar Dattatraya,Asst.Manager (Accounts)Makwana Harishkumar Chhotalal,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Mohan B, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Monteiro Godwin Cyprian,Asst.Manager (Accounts)More PD, Asst.Manager (IndirectTaxes)Nair Ashish Ramachandran,Asst.Manager (Accounts)Sanjay Singh, Asst.Manager (Civil),Mumbai RegionSankaranarayanan N, Asst.Manager(Administration)Sekar CL, Asst.Manager (P&M)Shantanu Majumder,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Soumitra Basak, Asst.Manager (Civil)Suhas Yashavant Patil,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Sukanta Dey, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sukanta Majumdar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Thange Satish Suryaji,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Vadlamani Tirumalarao,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Vijaya Kumar Gandhi V,Asst.Manager (Mech)Waghmare Rajabhau Pralhad,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Wategaonkar Mahendra Subhan,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)

Kolkata

Azhaguvel T, Regional ManagerDerek Michael Shah, Chief ProjectManagerAnantha Subramanian S,Reg.Accounts & Admn.ManagerIndranil Roy, Chief Engg.Manager-Designs (Mech)Kalpanath Banerjee, SPM (TI & H&N)Pandey RC, SPM (IP&U)Davinder Singh, Regional PlantManagerJay Narayan Patnaik, ProjectManagerMohanasundaram V, Project ManagerRaja S, Project ManagerKumaresan T, RPM (M & M)Anjan Chattopadhyay, ConstructionManagerArun Kumar Verma, EngineeringManager (Civil)Arunagiri M, Construction ManagerJoydeep Roy, Manager (Civil)Kausik Dutta, Engineering Manager(Civil)Patil Sanjay Digambar, ConstructionManagerPradeep Kumar Soni, RPM (I&CB)Ranjan Roy, Construction ManagerSabyasachi Nandy, ConstructionManagerSantanu Choudhury, Manager(Mechanical)Subrata Mukhopadhyay, ConstructionManager

Dasaratha Ram Reddy P,Construction Manager (Mech)Naciappan S, Manager (P&M)Pinak Lahiri, Manager (Accounts)Puran Kumar, Construction Manager(Civil)Rakesh Shukla, ConstructionManager (Mech)Voluju Meher Baba, ConstructionManager (Civil)Ajoykumar Mohanty, Manager (P&M)Alok Kumar DE, ConstructionManager (Mech)Ashok Kumar Das, Manager (P&M)Dangi SP, Manager (IndustrialRelations)Mohanty AK, Construction ManagerSampath Kumar GS, ConstructionManager (Elec)Tapan Bhattacharya, ConstructionManager (Civil)Abhaya Pankaja Mishra,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Adhikary M, Asst.Manager-QA & QCAjay Kumar Poddar, Asst.Manager(HSE)Ajaya Chandra Nayak, Asst.Manager(Mech)Aloke Nath Banerjee,Sr.Superintendent (Mech)Anala Maheswara Rao, Asst.Manager(Stores)Arup Chatterjee, Asst.EngineeringManagerArup Kumar Ray, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ashis Roy, Foreman (Mech)Debi Prasad Chaterjee, Asst.Manager(Elec)Devendra Kumar Singh,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Dipak Kumar Ghosh,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Diwakar Mishra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Elias Misquith, Asst.Manager(Industrial Relations)Ganesh Chatterjee, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ganesh CK, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Ghosh JK, Asst.Engineering ManagerGopal KVMNVR, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Gourab Goswami, Asst.EngineeringManager (Elec)Gunadhar Das, Construction Manager(Elec)Jaykrushna Pradhan,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Kartick Dutta, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Kranti Sarkar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Mantha Sundaram, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Marik MK, Manager (Civil)Md Ajmal Perwaiz, Asst.Manager(Mech)Pankaj Kumar Giri, Asst.Manager(Mech)

Paramartha Som, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Paramhans Singh, Sr.Superintendent(Mech)Pillai KGK, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Pradip Kumar Ray, Asst.Manager(Stores)Pramod Kumar Sharma,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Prosenjit Sarker, Asst.Manager(Mech)Puranjit Datta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Saikat Sarkar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Saikat Sen Gupta, Asst.Manager(HSE)Sanjoy Debnath, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sethuraman R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Somasundaram G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Soumitra Paramanik, ConstructionManager (Civil)Srinivas Rao C, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Subhas Chandra Paul,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Subhrangshu Khan, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Subrata Mandal, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sudip Kumar DE, Asst.Manager(Mech)Sundaram S, Asst.Manager (P&M)Sunil Kumar Nayek, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Suresh Babu D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Susanta Kumar Tripathy,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Utpal Bhaduri, Asst.Manager (P&M)Vasudev C, Asst.Manager(Administration)Ananda Kumar P, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Animesh Nandy, Asst.EngineeringManagerAnindya Das, Asst.Manager (Civil)Arivazhagan S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Arumugam Pillai A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Ashim Karmakar, Asst.Manager(P&M), Kolkata RegionAshwini Kumar Khuntia,Asst.Manager (Accounts)Bandana Khanna, Asst.Manager(Personnel)Basab Kumar Mustafi,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Basudeb Das, Asst.Manager (Civil)Bijay Shankar Dubay, Asst.Manager(Administration)Debashis Mukhopadhyay,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Debasish Roy Choudhury,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Gunjan Singh, Asst.Manager (Mech)Indranil Chakraborty, Asst.Manager(HSE)


Jiten Dutta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Kaviraj P, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Krishnendu Dutta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Manish Kumar, Asst.Manager (Civil)Manish Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Md Meherrizwan, Asst.EngineeringManager (Elec)Mitul Roy, Asst.Manager (Elec)Nagendra Kumar Dhal, Asst.Manager(Hse)Nanda Kumar K, Asst.Manager (Elec)Partha Das, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Peter David, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pinaki Sarker, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Prasanta Tikadar, Asst.Manager (Mech)Saikat Dey, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Saikat Sengupta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sandip DE, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sanjoy Karmakar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Saravana Kumar Pr, Asst.Manager(Administration)Saswati Basu, Asst.Manager(Personnel)Satyanarayan M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Somnath Nag, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Subrata Dutta Gupta,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Sudip Mukherjee, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Surojit Saha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sutanu Ganguly, Asst.Manager,Kolkata RegionTapas Sen, Asst.Manager(Administration)Unnikrishnan CN, Asst.Manager(Administration)Vemuri Shashidhar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Viswajeet Pandey, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Yalavarti Uma Mahesh,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)

Delhi

Kannan K, SPM (B&F)Vinod G, Construction ManagerAmit Kumar Rajput, PlanningManager (Elec)Anil Babulal Gangrade, Manager(Indirect Taxes)Arun Kumar Singh, ConstructionManagerTapas Kumar Roy, ConstructionManagerVidhan Chandra Jha, ConstructionManagerAshiwani Kumar Tripathi, ConstructionManager (Civil)

Palwinder Singh, Manager (P&M)Subrata Sadhu, ConstructionManager (Mech)Vasudeva Rao S, Manager (Mech)Ahin Ghosh, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Arvind Kumar Kushwaha,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Baburaj C, Asst.Manager (P&M)Bachchan Kumar, Asst.Manager(Geology)Bisweswar Kumar Sarker,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Devendra Kumar Saraswat,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Harihar Chauhan, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Indu Bhushan, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Joydeep Bhattacharjee, Asst.Manager(Elec)Kamal Khanduja, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Luis D Souza, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Mishra Vaibhav Ramkrishna, Manager(P&M)Mukesh Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pankaj Garg, Exe.Asst. To CountryManagerPradeepta Das, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Rajesh Kumar, Asst.Manager (Mech)Rajesh Kumar Gupta, Asst.Manager(P&M)Rajesh Kumar Singh,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Rajnesh Kumar Saraf,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Rakesh Arora, Asst.Manager (Civil)Rakesh Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ramjee, Asst.Manager (Civil)Ranjan Kumar Sahoo, Project LeaderRavi Prakash, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sanjay Pajni, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Saravanan P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Subhasis Panja, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vishal Verma, Asst.Manager (P&M),Delhi RegionVivek Sharma, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Yogendra Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Zamshed Ali, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Anil Sharma, Asst.Manager (Civil)Avesh Kumar Verma,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Balasubramanian S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Balasubramanian S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Hariharan N, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Harpal Singh, Asst.Manager (Civil)Himanshu Ojha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)

Kuldeep Singh Bhati, Asst.Manager(Mines)Marshal Michael Edichanath,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Meenakshisundaram C, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Nagarajan S, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Pankaj Kumar Bajpai,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Partha Guha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pradeep Balagopal, Asst.Manager(Legal)Prasanta Kumar Pradhan,Asst.Manager (Mech)Rajeev Upadhyay, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Ram Prasad Tripathy, Asst.Manager(Administration)Ruchir, Asst.Construction Manager(Elec)Rupesh Kumar, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sanjay Kumar, Asst.Manager (Elec)-P&MSankalp Misra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shabraize Alam, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shobhit Nigam, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sudip Ganguly, GeologistSurya Prakash Soni, Asst.Manager(Mech)-Fire FightingSyed Mustafa Hasan Rizvi,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Vipin Kumar Upadhyay, Asst.Manager(HSE)Yaduvendra Singh Chauhan,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)

Overseas

International-2Madhu Sudhanan JR, Manager-Quality ControlHari Krishna K, Manager (Civil)Suresh S, Construction Manager(Civil)-Fin.WorksNagendran MR, Engineering Manager(Mech)Ramani VC, Manager (Accounts &Admn)Choudhury Nayanendu Prasad P,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Kishor Kumar Jha, Asst.Manager(Mech)Kousik Chakrabarty, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Kuldeep Verma, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Ramakrishnan B, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Ramesh Singh Chauhan,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Seeta Rama Bangarraju T,Asst.Manager-QA & QCAlok Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Dilip Kumar Upadhyay, Asst.Manager(Mech)

Nesan R, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Samir Kumar Bhadra, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Sankaranarayanan S, Asst.Manager(Civil)Selvakumar P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Upendran V, Asst.Manager(Accounts)

Pondy

Ganesh V, Manager (Mech), TLTPondyChandrasekaran S,Asst.Superintendent-Q.C, TLT PondySuresh Babu M, Asst.Manager(Mech), TLT PondyRangaraju T, Asst.Manager (Mech),L&T Formworks,Pondy

Bangalore

Jagannathan S, SPM (Ip&U)Javeed Shakil, Projects ManagerNiranjan Simha, SPM (B&F)Lochan K Joseph, RPM (SH&IS)Chandran I, Construction ManagerGanesh G Pai, Manager (Finance &Accounts)Ragothaman G, ConstructionManagerVenkatramanan V, Manager (IndirectTaxes)Lakshminarayanan PR, ConstructionManager (Elec)Nagarajan V, Manager (Accounts)Rajamanickam P, Manager (Elec)Bangar A G, Construction Manager(Civil)Murugesh G, Manager (Accounts)Sasikumar B, Manager (Stores)Amit Kumar, Asst.Manager (Civil)Amit Kumar Jain, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Anil Kumar Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Anup Chulliyil, Asst.Manager (Civil)Arul E, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Arun Kumar Sharma,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Arunkumar S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Chandramohan R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Chitty Babu S, Asst.Manager (Civil),Bangalore RegionDebadutta Das, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Dinesh HK, Construction Manager(Civil)Divakaran OV, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ganesamani S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Gurupadesh, Asst.Manager (Civil)Hariharan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Jagadish Shenoy R,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)


Jayanta Ghosh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Jeyaprakash K, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Kannan A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Kannan S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Karthikeyan R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Konduri Murali Krishna, Asst.Manager(Mech)-QA & QCMadhava Prabhu K, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Madhur Mohan Jaiswal,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Mahadevan T, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Nickson Solomon J, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Parameshaiah KC, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Pradeep Kumar JS, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pradipto Sarkar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Rajasekaran S, Manager (P&M)-Elec.MaintRamakrishnan K, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Ramesh KR, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Ravichandran K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Santanu Guha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Satish, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Shivashankaraiah G,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Stalin Babu J, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sudalaiyandi S @ Saravanan,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Sudarsan Joshi, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sumit Kumar Jena, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sundaravadanan GV,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Suresha NS, Asst.Manager (Civil)Tavanshi BN, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Thiyagarajan A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Umasathiyan R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Venkatesha KG, Asst.Manager(PDD)-MarketingVenugopal PV, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Venugopala Kurup P,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Yunus Haris Aziz, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Alagappan PL, Asst.Manager (Civil)Arvind Kumar Jha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Balakrishnan T, Asst.Manager (Elec)-P&MBikram Keshori Nayak, Asst.Manager(Personnel)

Dileep Kumar Verma, Asst.Manager(Elec)Hunsikatti Rajesh Indiresh,Asst.Manager (Marketing)Jayaprakash TK, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Jogdand Rushikesh Narayanrav,Asst.Manager (Civil)Karthi M, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Karthik G, Asst.Construction Manager(Elec)Krishna Kumar G, Asst.Manager(P&M)Kulkarni Sandip Kishor, Asst.Manager(Marketing)Kumar R, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Lalichan Antony, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Madhu Sudan Pattanaik,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Manoj Seth, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Mayank Rajvaidya, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Raghu Raman S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ranjan K, Asst.Manager (Civil)-Q.C /C.TRavichandran V, Asst.Manager(Accounts & Admn)Shamshudeen Batcha R,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Siddhartha Choudhary, Asst.Manager(Civil)Sivaramakrishnan K,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Sridhar N, Asst.Manager(Administration)Sridhar R, Asst.Manager(Administration)Sunder T, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Sushil Kumar, Asst.Manager-QA &QCVeeramani NS, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vijayakumar A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Ahmedabad

Rajeev Kumar, SPM (Hydrocarbon &Power)Seshadri CS, SPM (PT&D)Vora Susmit Harshadrai, SPM (TI &H&N)Ajoy Bhattacharyya, Project ManagerDillip Kumar Nanda, ConstructionManagerRavi Prakash, Construction ManagerMohit Verma, Construction ManagerRavi Patnaik T, Construction ManagerSaurabh Shrirup, RPM (B & F)Rajib Chakraborty, ConstructionManager (Civil)Ravi Khurana, RPM (Ready MixConcrete)Suresh J, Construction Manager (Mech)Thakre Sunil Manohar, ConstructionManager (Civil)Desai Divyang Madhukar,Construction Manager (Civil)

Achintya Kumar Mondal,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Ajay Kumar Misra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Ajaya Kumar Das, Regional HSE Co-OrdinatorAlok Kumar, Project LeaderAmitabha Maitra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Anuj Kumar Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Arun Ganapati Bandekar,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Babul Sur, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Baneswar Thakurata, Asst.Manager(P&M)Chandrasekar Suresh ER,Asst.Manager (Accounts & Admn)Debabrata Chakraborty,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)George V K, Asst.Manager (P&M)Gnanapalam S, Asst.Manager (Civil)Goutam Roy, Sr.Superintendent(Mech)Joseph Peter V, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Karthikeyan S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Krishnan C, Asst.Manager (Mech)Maheta Jiganeshkumar Kantilal,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Manickam MR, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Mohan Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Neeraj Kumar, Asst.Manager (P&M)Omprakash Ramsagar Singh,Asst.Manager (Mech)-QA & QCParab Subodh Manohar,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Parikh Chintankumar Anilkumar,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Partha Sharma, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Purnendu Sau, Asst.ConstructionManager (CivilRaghuram J, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)-TelecoRajamani D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Rajdeep Devdas Bhattacharya,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Rajesh Kumar, Asst.Manager (Mines)Sanjiv Ranjan, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shete Satyavan Dnyandev,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Sivakumar C, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Subhasis Pal, Asst.Manager-QA &QCSubramaniyan P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Suresh Kumar Jayaswal,Asst.Manager (Mech)Thengdi Anurag Avinash,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Varadharajan R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vogeti Sriramakrishna, AssistantManager (Planning)

Ajendra Agarwal, Asst.Manager(HSE)Amar Nath Mishra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Balachandar G, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Chandraeaswaran S,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Chandrasekar R, Asst.Manager(Administration)Debasish Biswas, Asst.Manager(Stores)Gidwani Dhirajkumar Sitaldas,Asst.Manager (Civil)Gopinath G, Asst.Manager (Mines)Jayasen KP, Asst.Manager (Mech)-Q.CKedurinraja S, Asst.Manager (P&M)Murugan B, Project LeaderMuthuraj P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Patel Dineshkumar Ramabhai,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Rajkumar M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Yagyavalkya Misra, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)RPL JamnagarDevan N, DGM (Wet)Raghunath Rautray, Manager(Accounts & Admn)Arumugam G, Construction ManagerMayilvahanan K, ConstructionManagerMohd. Wasi Ansari, ConstructionManagerPradeep Kumar Singh, Manager(HSE)Bhajahari Subudhi, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Gnanasekaran V, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Jayavelu Venkatesan,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Kamalesh TK, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Nakul Pada Roy, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Parkash Dadwal, Asst.Manager(Administration)Rana Arjunsinh Natvarsinh,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Shaji Pachiriyan, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Unnikrishnan KK, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Vittala Upadhyaya K,Sr.Superintendent (Mech)Ashok Kumar H, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sekar S, Asst.Manager (Accounts)

TLT Pithampur

Surendiranath V, Asst.Manager-InspectionSaroj Kumar Singh, Asst.Manager(Mech)

HyderabadGnanasekar D, Project ManagerPradeep Joshi, SPM (PT&D)


Ramakrishna U, Reg.Accounts &Admn.ManagerAnud Koul, RPM (Trans.Lines)Praveen Kumar, RPM (Power)Vijay Eknath Bhagwat, ProjectManagerNimmagadda Sudhakar, RPM(Electrical,Instn.&Comm.)Perumal Pillai S, Sr.ConstructionManagerArvind Ramakrishna Nerurkar,Construction ManagerBansal Rishi Kailash, RPM (Trans.&Infs)Chittaranjan Sahoo, Manager (Mech)Moorthy V, Construction ManagerPari K, Manager (Civil)Pream Kumar Nair, ConstructionManagerSatya Gopal Mohanty, ConstructionManagerAtul Kumar Jain, RPM (Ready MixConcrete)Ganeshappa Shettar, ConstructionManager (Civil)Manjit Singh, Manager (P&M)Parthiban Mohan M, Manager(Mech)-QCRadhakrishnan S, ConstructionManager (Civil)Shriraman S, Manager (Mech)Suresh Kumar C, ConstructionManager (Mech)Venkatarami Reddy V, ConstructionManager (Civil)Ryali Ramesh Kumar, ConstructionManager (Civil)Aitha Sathish Kumar, Asst.Manager(Mech)Anilkumar C, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Balasubramanian V, Asst.Manager(Stores)Dayanandan M K, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Debjit Mazumder, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Dhagum Raghu Nandan,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Dharma Prakasa Rao M,Asst.Manager (Purchase)Dunga Tata Rao, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ganesh V, Asst.Manager (Mech)Jalaja A Menon, Asst.Manager (Civil)Kadiyala BM Srinivas, Asst.Manager(Industrial Relations)Kishor Ankush Chalke, Asst.Manager(Purchase)Manoj Kumar Binwal, Asst.Manager(P&M)Mookaiah R, Asst.Manager(Administration)Mutum Sadhu Singh,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Nitai Sanyal, Manager (Mech)Pandian M, Manager (P&M)Pathak K M, Asst.Manager (HSE)Prabakaran S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Prabhala Srivallinath, Asst.Manager(Accounts)

Prasad Rao D, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Pravin Kumar Gupta,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Priya Darshan Singh, SeniorGeologistPurushothaman A J,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Ramasubbu R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ramasubramanian S, Asst.Manager(Mines)Ranjit Kumar Paul, Asst.Manager(Mech)Raveendranatha Reddy M,Asst.Manager (Civil)Ravinder Reddy R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sakthivel A, Asst.Manager (P&M)Sammanwar Nitin Rajeshwar,Asst.Manager (Mines)Sankuvarna Perumal S,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Saravanan P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Shanmugam S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shrikant Dhulekar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Shyam Mohan P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sridharan N S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Bridges)Sudhir Prasad, Asst.Manager (Elec)Sukanta Kumar Patra,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Suresh K, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Tummala Rp Premasagar,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Anirudh Ganu, Asst.Manager (Legal)Annamalai N, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Avinash Kumar Shrivastava,Asst.Manager (HSE)Chandan Kumar Jana,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Choubal Gautam Shashikant,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Deepankar Chandra Mallick,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Desai Sudarshan Dattatray,Asst.Manager (P&M)Elangovan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Geddam Kishore Kumar,Asst.Manager (Elec)Girirajan A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Gopinath Alla, Asst.Manager (Civil)Ilapakurty SR Chandrarao,Asst.Manager (Accounts)Jay Prakash Navik, Asst.Manager(P&M)Karthikeyan T, Asst.Manager-QA &QCMadan Bhar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Madhankumar S, Asst.Manager(Administration)

Manish Chawla, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Maria Manickam Vincent M,Asst.Manager (Administration)Mittapalle Nandakumar,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Mukesh Chaubey, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Muraleedharan T S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Muthupandian P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Naga Srinivasa Sarma S,Asst.Manager (Civil)-Q.CPraveen Kumar Penumatsa,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Rajendira Babu M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rangarajan K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rashpal Pahwa, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ravichandiran R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sachin Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Sadeesh G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Sathyanarayana Y, Asst.Manager(Administration)Satish Kumar B, Asst.Manager (Civil)Shukla SantoshkumarMritunjayprasad, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shyama Prasad Srinivasa,Asst.Manager (Personnel)Sivakumar P, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sivanageswararao Guntupalli,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Sivanthilingam M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Suvendra Kumar Senapati,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Tapas Bhattacharya,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Tiruvuri Srm Srinivas, Asst.Manager(Civil)Vadavalli Nv Satyandra,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Vijay Babu A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vikas Goyal, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

JV CompaniesRamgopal Saini, ConstructionManagerSundaram A, Construction ManagerAjay Uppal, Manager (Accounts)Hemant Bidaiah I, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rafique M G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Sandeep Singh, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Tirupur Water SupplyMallikharjunarao Mada,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)

International

UAERaveenthiran M, Planning Manager(Mech)Prakasan P T, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Shrinath Rao, Head-C&UI & PT&D,Padmanabha Rao M, Project ManagerSugata Chaudhury, Head-InformationSystems (Intl.Gulf)Anand V, Technical Manager (Civil)Kesavan G, RPM (PT&D)Navneet Kaul, Engineering Manager(Civil)Swapan Banerjee, Area ProjectsManager (IP&U)Ravishankar C, Manager(Civil)-ContractsSangameswarappa G C,Manager-Formwork ExecutionAnand R, Manager (P&M)Chintalapaty Vk Mahadev,Engineering Manager (Civil)Kamalakar Gokul Bhamare, Manager(AccountsVijayakumar D, Manager (Accounts)Balaji V, Asst.Manager (Civil)Bharathi Kumar S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Chandira J A, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Karthikeyan G, Asst.Manager (Civil)Pulaparti T Srinivas,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Ramesh N, Asst.Manager (Elec)Rosario Arokiaraj D,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Santosh Kumar Shukla,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Satnam Singh, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Swapan Kumar Sen,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Arul N, Asst.Construction Manager(Mech)Dasaradan V, Asst.Manager (P&M)Pande Yogesh Sudheer,Asst.Manager (Civil)Rajasekaran K, Project LeaderRavichandra Reddy Gudla,Asst.Construction Manager (Elec)Shriram M Oka, Asst.Manager (Elec)Venkataraman V N, Asst. Manager(HR)

KuwaitChinnappa T, Chief ExecutiveArunkumar S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Instru)Suresh Kumar S S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)

OmanMeenakshi Sundaram M, Manager-Projects (IP&U)Swaminathan T V, Manager(Accounts)Arun Kumar K, Asst.Manager (Mech)-Q.C

Subansiri Hydel ProjectSundaram V, Sr.Plant ManagerHarvant Singh Tidwal, Manager(P&M)Triveni Shankar Nand, SeniorGeologistPrafulla Kumar Mohapatra,Asst.Manager (HSE)Sumitra Nandan Das, Asst.Manager(P&M)Ranjit Singh Attri, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Second Vivekanada BridgeAnanthakumar TS, Resident ProjectManagerArunabha Roy, Project ManagerDevendar Singh, Plant ManagerSundar S, Construction ManagerArindam Basu, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Debnath T K, Asst.Manager (P&M)Mohit Pant, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Ravindra Bettaller, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Arun Kumar Chatterjee,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Debarshi Chatterjee,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Varun Dwivedi, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)

Panipat Elevated CorridorSamresh Tomer, ConstructionManager (Civil)Raj Kumar, Asst.Manager (Civil),PanipatSandip Samanta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Subramanyam Itta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Rupam Kohli, Asst.Manager (P&M)

Delhi International AirportSanjeev Gupta, RPM (Trans.& Infs)Jitender Aggarwal, Manager (Civil)Prasanna K K , Engineering Manager(Civil)Sampath Kumar R, EngineeringManager (Elec)Ashok Kumar, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Muthuraman R, Asst.Manager(Accounts)Nirmal Kumar Saha,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)D. Raja Dutta, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Reshma R, Asst.Manager (Civil)Sanjay Kumar Goel,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Senthil Kumar G, Asst.EngineeringManager (Civil)Shah P S, Asst.Manager (Accounts)Ved Prakash Sinha, Asst.Manager(Civil)Murali V, Asst.Engineering Manager(Civil)Sanjay Kumar Singh, Asst.Manager(P&M)



Gyana Ranjan Rout,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Purushottom Basu, Asst. Manager(HR)Satish M V, Chief Executive-L&T(Oman) LLCShyam Sundar M, SPM (B&F)Gopinath V, Head (FA & A)-Intl.ServicesMohan Prasad Sharma, ProjectManager (Civil)Ramasubbu G, Construction ManagerAnjan Mohapatro, ConstructionManager (Civil)Parcha Madhav, Manager (HSE)Govindaraj A, Construction Manager(Civil)Baskaran S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Deshpande Abhay Nilkantha,Asst.Manager (Civil)Himansu Bhusan Baral,Asst.Manager-HVACKannan G, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech),)Kotaru Saratchand, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Lakshmanan S, Asst.Manager(Stores)Manikandeswaran K,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Priti R Mahendru, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)Ramkumar K, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Shyam Sundar R, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Subramanian S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil),)Ganesamoorthy T, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Thangapandian M, Asst.ConstructionManager (Elec)

QatarSushant Kumar Shah Deo, ResidentConstruction ManagerNaveen Gulati, Construction Manager(Civil)Murugan S, Asst.ConstructionManager (Mech)Veeravagu R M, Asst.PlanningManager (Civil)Gnanapandithan A, Asst.Manager(Administration)

Saudi ArabiaKailash Kumar Jha, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Murali R, Asst.Construction Manager(Civil)Royston, Asst.Engineering Manager(Mech)Yesunesan C, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Mohammed Tofeeque, Asst.PlanningManager (Civil)

Gangavaram Port

Subbarama Raju V, Deputy GeneralManager-Accounts &Admin.Ashok M K, Construction ManagerUdayakumar P, Manager (P&M)Alok Kumar Priyadarshi,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Durga Venkata Rathnam D,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Kunchi Sashi Bhusan,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)Shankar Shridhar Pai, Asst.Manager(Stores)Sundararaman C, Asst.ConstructionManager (Civil)Vijaya Kumar K, Asst.Manager(Industrial Relations)Bala Subramaniam V,Asst.Construction Manager (Mech)Jayaprakash Tentu, Asst.Manager(Civil)Tippanu Rama Rao,Asst.Construction Manager (Civil)

RETIREMENTS

Doraiswamy R, VP & Head-BuildingProductsSomakumaran M, Project Leader-Proj.Kohinoor

ABSORPTION

Diploma Engineer Trainee toEngineerRamkumar S

Graduate Engineer Trainee toSenior EngineerArun Arora

Graduate Trainee to SupervisorTrivedi Sandeepbhai D, SiddharthaSadhu, Prashanta Kumar Chowni,Srinivas KP, Soumick Das, VijayaBhaskar InakotiPadmakumar K, Kandiban P,Ragavendran M, Liyagathali JA,Sakthivel V, Mathan SM, GaneshGVSRK, Joshi Urmil MukundbhaiAmlan Mondal, Shanbhag SunilKeshav, Dave Jatin Hareshbhai

Engineer Trainee to SeniorEngineerNeralla Srikanth Venkatram,Mandipudi Upendar, Subathra Devi J,Rudrabhatla VVN Kasi Viswanath,Alagesan P

NICMAR Trainee to SeniorEngineerRR Raghu Rama Raju, UlagadeRohit, Pranay Ranjan, VenkateshwarNarhari Rao, Kodmalwar VaibhaoPrakash, Ravulparthy Aravind

WEDDINGS

Atish Bhattacharya with PratimaAshwini Kumar Singh with SoumyaM. Udayakumar with Vijyalakshmi

B. Arun Raj, son ofMr. S.N. Babu-govindaraj (GM –M&A and Risk Man-agement), receivedthe ‘Challenge Award’for innovation fromDr. R.A. Mashelkar,Chairperson, Na-tional InnovationFoundation, on 11th

February 2007 at a function held in New Delhi in thepresence of The Honorable President of India, Dr. A.P.J.Abdul Kalam.

Arunraj was part of a 4-member team thatpresented an innovation titled ‘Water Vest’ ata competition held during the annual techni-cal symposium ‘Shaastra’, conducted by IIT-Madras in 2005. The vest was developed as asolution to the difficulty experienced by peoplein rural areas, particularly women, who carry

water in pitchers on their heads for long distances.

The water vest is a wearable jacket, which is zippable andprovided with Velcro locks, a belt, and 1.5” padded shoul-der straps used for anchoring the vest with its front andback water chambers. It has a capacity of 10 litres andprovides additional accessories which can hold up to 2litres of water. Water is poured in through the opening atthe top. The vest contains a double layered, foldable filter,fitted below the zipper to clean the water.

Student Innovator wins Award

Bharathanatyam Arangetram

Miss Champa S Bhat, daughter ofMr. S.G. Bhat, Manager (Civil),RMC Powai, presented herBharathanatyam Arangetram atVishnudas Bhave Auditorium, Vashi onDecember 10, 2006. A student of theIndian Cultural Academy, NaviMumabi, Miss Champa has beenlearning classical dance since 1996 fromGuru Mary MacMohan Paul. She hasearlier given notable groupperformances. Currently pursuing B.Sc.Biotechnology from KM VasudevanPillai College, New Panvel, Champabalances academics with her fond passions- dancing and singing. ECC Newscongratulates Champa on her achievementand wishes her further laurels in becominga Bharatanatyam exponent.

Krishnan A, Assistant Foreman (P&M),L&T Formwork, Pondy, passed away onJanuary 22, 2007

Bereavement

H R N E W S

National Award for Innovative Training Practices

The Training & Development practices of ECC securedthe top spot for the Company in the Corporate Sectorin the National Competition for Innovative TrainingPractices – 2006 organised by the Indian Society forTraining & Development (ISTD), New Delhi.

The Award was presented by Mr. R. Seshasayee,President, CII & Managing Director, Ashok LeylandLtd., on January 20 at the 37th ISTD NationalConvention in Chennai. ISTD is a premier NationalInstitution established in 1969, devoted to the causeof Human Resources Development.

After successfully getting past the initial round involvingsubmission of documents demonstrating alignment oftraining & development practices with organizationalstrategies, innovations and best practices, ECC wasshort listed along with 13 companies for a presentation.The presentation made by ECC’s team headed by Mr.T.M. Prabakaran, Deputy General Manager (Personnel),accompanied by Mr. C. Jayakumar, Regional HRManager, Delhi Region to a panel of 6 judges clinchedthe contest and won national recognition for L&T.

Life Style Modification & StressManagement at HQ-Chennai. Decem-ber 2. Participants: 39; Faculty (Ext.):Dr. Rajesh Parekh from Mumbai

Supervisory Development Pro-gramme at Kolkata. December 4-9.Participants: 29; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Gautam B Dasgupta, S. AnanthaSubramanian, R.C. Pandey, DavinderSingh, Rabindranath Tripathy, PinakLahiri, Debajit Chattopadhyay, Amlan

Kusum Datta, N. Balasubramanian,Kartik Kumar Biswal, Ajaya ChandraNayak, Girin Kumar Das, Ms. SaswatiBasu, Mr. S. Asokan Faculty (Ext.):Mr. M.B.S. Sastry from Human Po-tential Development Centre, Kolkata

Two 1-day Programmes on CeMa& EIP Implementation at Mumbai.December 4-5. Participants: 42;Faculty (Int.): P. Rengarajan. I.S.D.team of HQ extended their facultysupport for the programme through

audio conferencing.

Effective Communica-tion Skills at HQ-Chennai. December 6-7.Participants: 28; Faculty(Ext.): Mr. Ravi A.N.Raamanathan & Mrs.Meenaa Raamanathanfrom M/s. RamanathansEffective Public Speak-ing Institute, Chennai

Life Style Modification& Stress Managementat HQ-Chennai. Decem-ber 7-8. Participants: 9;Faculty (Ext.): Dr.Rajesh Parekh fromMumbai

December 2006

Effective Presentation Skills at Delhi.December 1-2. Participants:21; Faculty(Ext.): Mr. Kartik Vyas from M/s.Potentials Unlimited, Mumbai

Indirect Taxes for Finance & Ac-counts Staff at Kolkata. December 1-2. Participants:27; Faculty (Int.):M/s. P. Purushotham, R. Anand,Ashim Dey

Mr. G.D. Sharma, Vice-President, HR, Mr. S. Ganguly, GeneralManager – Personnel & HRD, Mr. T.M. Prabakaran, Deputy GeneralManager – Personnel, receiving the award from Mr. R. Seshasayee(fourth from left) President, CII & Managing Director, Ashok LeylandLtd


Participants of the EDP Programme held at Chennai during Decemeber 11-21, 2006, seen with Mr. B.Ramakrishnan, Vice President & Head - Finance, Accounts & Administration, Mr. S. Ganguly, GeneralManager, Personnel & HRD and faculty


Executive Development Programmeat HQ-Chennai. December 11-21. Par-ticipants: 24; Faculty (Int.):M/s. T.M. Prabakaran, G.D. Sharma,P. Purushotham, A. Mohandas, S.V.Swaminathan, S.S. Borkar, V.H.Bellubbi, P.V. Subramanian, S.Sunmugam, Udit Kumar Shrivastava,V. Balaji, S. Sridhar, M. Jitaraja, Ms.K. Meena Priya, M/s. V. Balaji, P.Rengarajan, R. Suresh Kumar, T.T.N.Sudharshan, P. Jayaprakash, MalcolmEvans. Faculty (Ext.): Dr. T.A. Siva-s u b r a m a n i a m ,M/s. Terence Shenoy, S. Srikanth

Effective Presentation Skills atHQ-Chennai. December 12-13. Par-ticipants: 22; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. RaviA.N. Raamanathan & Mrs. MeenaaRaamanathan from M/s. RamanathansEffective Public Speaking Institute,Chennai

Lean Construction at HQ-Chennai.December 14-15. Participants: 24;Faculty (Ext.): Mr. S.S. Patwardhanfrom PAT Consulting, Mumbai

Tunnel Supporting Structures atParbati HEP Project Site. December15-16. Participants: 16; Faculty (Int.):M/s. B.S. Vishwanath Reddy, DibyaRaj Pant, P. Thavasi, K.G. Nagaraja,Rakesh Arora, Sudip Ganguly Faculty(Ext.): M/s. Klane Munz, I. Dhadwad,Berned Rummel, V.L. Rajashekaran,Senthilnathan, Alan Pengell, NilinGarg, Andrew Kough, Ankur Tiwari.

Supervisory Development Pro-gramme at Delhi. December 18-23.Participants: 29; Faculty (Int.): M/s.

S. Raghunath, Mohammad Saleem,Ashok Kumar Tripathi, C. Jayakumar,Anmol Ratan Soni, V.V. Sivaprakas,Jitender Aggarwal, Ajay Uppal, N.Nirapandian, V. Jayaraman, S.Nagarajan, Ms. Ratna Mishra Faculty(Ext.): Brig. (Retd.) V.K. Atray, Prof.Sangeet Saxena

Effective Presentation Skills atHQ-Chennai. December 18-19. Par-ticipants: 17; Faculty (Ext.): Mr.Kartik Vyas from M/s. PotentialsUnlimited, Mumbai

Finance for Non Finance Executivesat HQ-Chennai. December 18-20.Participants: 31; Faculty (Int.): M/s.T.V. Karthikeyan, B. Ramakrishnan,S.N. Babugovindaraj, P. Purushotham,S.S. Borkar, K. Nagarajan, J.J.G.Christopher, Ms. C. Niranjana, M/s.P. Rengarajan, S. Srinivasan, J. RaviKumar, Ms. Harini Chari

Effective Communication Skills atKolkata. December 19-20. Partici-pants: 30; Faculty (Ext.): Dr. (Mrs.)Aruna Tijare from M/s. ExcellenceTrainers, Mumbai

Quality Management, QA/QC atDelhi. December 20-21. Participants:24; Faculty (Int.): M/s. N. Nira-pandian, S.R. Vachhani

Steel Intensive Construction atHQ-Chennai. December 21. Partici-pants: 27; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. ArnabBasu of INSDAG, Kolkata, Dr. V.Kalyanaraman of IIT Madras

Safety in Construction Industry atKolkata. December 26-27. Partici-

Participants of the Supervisory Development Programme held at Kolkata during December 4-9, 2006 seen with Mr. T. Azhaguvel,Regional Manager and faculty

pants: 17. Faculty (Int.): M/s.Rabindranath Tripathy, IndranilChakraborty, Sanjoy Sarkar, Sujit Saha

User Awareness Programme onTower Cranes, Concrete Equipmentand Concrete Pumping System atJamshedpur. December 27-28. Partici-pants: 17; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Davinder Singh, A.K. Sinha, S.Naciappan, Goutam Ganguly

Systematic Plant Maintenance atMumbai. December 27-29. Partici-pants: 28; Faculty (Int.): M/s. S.Narayanan, Krishna Nirmalya Sen, K.Thirugnanasambandam, CL Sekar, S.Janaki Raman, S. Lakshmi Narayanan,Ravindra Ashtekar. Faculty (Ext.): Mr.Praful Phadke from M/s. Pranaya En-gineering, Mr. Jeevan Gaikwad fromM/s. Madhunil Engineering, Mr. S.B.Rai from M/s. Escorts Ltd., Mr.Ramakrishnan from M/s. Lucas TVS.

Self Development (Series 1) atHQ-Chennai. December 28-29. Par-ticipants: 24; Faculty (Ext.): Dr. T.A.Sivasubramaniam from Chennai, Mr.M.B.S. Sastry from Human PotentialDevelopment Centre, Kolkata

Safety in Construction Industry atKolkata. December 28-29. Partici-pants: 15; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Rabindranath Tripathy, IndranilChakraborty, Sanjoy Sarkar, Sujit Saha

January 2007

Safety in APDRP Projects atBangalore. January 3-4. Participants:

ary 19-20. Participants: 18; Faculty(Int.): M/s. S.K. Ranade, P.P. Gandhi,G. Balasubramanian

Water Treatment, Waste Water andSewage Plants at HQ-Chennai. Janu-ary 19. Participants: 35. Faculty (Int.):M/s. C.V. Rajanarayan, K. Saravanan,P. Balakumar, K. Vijayakumar

Strengthen Your English atHQ-Chennai. January 19 – February16. Participants: 12; Faculty (Ext.):Mrs. Leela Ravi from M/s.Ramanathans Effective Public Speak-ing Institute, Chennai

Indirect Taxes for Technical Staff atMumbai. January 19-20. Participants:24; Faculty (Int.): M/s. P.Purushotham, P.D. More, R. Anand

Managerial Effectiveness at Banga-lore. January 22-23. Participants: 26;Faculty (Ext.): Mr. M.B.S. Sastry ofHuman Potential Development Cen-tre, Kolkata

MPCS & JCR Analysis at Bangalore.January 24-25. Participants: 15; Fac-ulty (Int.): M/s. J.S. Pradeep Kumar,V. Venkatramanan, N. Bhoothalingam,V. Ravichandran, Ms. C. Velvizhi

Safety in Construction Industry atHIAL Project Site, Hyderabad. Janu-ary 24-25. Participants: 21; Faculty(Int.): M/s. N. Ramachandran, P.Nagarajan, S. Sathyanarayana, NithinSamunder, K.V.D. Malleshwar, D.P.Mishra, J. Jayakrathik, Manish More

28; Faculty (Int.): M/s. KumarShailendra, A.K. Das, B. Manikandan

Effective Presentation Skills atHQ-Chennai. January 3-4. Partici-pants: 21; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. KartikVyas from M/s. Potentials Unlimited,Mumbai

Risk Management at HQ-Chennai.January 5. Participants: 28; Faculty(Int.): M/s. S.S. Borkar, P. Vellai Pandi,S.K. Narsipur , A. Bafna, PrashantKrishnan

Programme on CeMa & EIP Imple-mentation at Chennai. January 9. Par-ticipants: 20; Faculty (Int.): Mr. P.Rengarajan, Ms. K. Meera, Mr. M.Kalaimuthukumar. I.S.D. team of HQextended their faculty support for theprogramme through audioconferencing.

Cost Sheet Workshop at Chennai.January 10. Participants: 25; Faculty(Int.): Mr. P. Arvind SardeshpandeFaculty (Ext.): M/s. Krishna Bandarv,Ajay Prasad

Project Management at Mumbai.January 10-12. Participants: 22; Fac-ulty (Int.): M/s. P. Niranjana, T.M.Prabakaran, Malcolm Evans, A.Girijasankar, S.S. Borkar, S.L.Mahajan, Krishna Nirmalya Sen

Productivity Improvement in Con-struction Projects at Chennai. Janu-


Faculty (Ext.) Mr. Thariq Kamal fromM/s. GMR

Self Development (Series 1) atHyderabad. January 24-25. Partici-pant: 20; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. M.B.S.Sastry from Human Potential Devel-opment Centre, Kolkata

Protection of Steel Structures fromCorrosion and Fire at HQ-Chennai.January 29. Participants: 28; Faculty(Ext.): Mr. Jayanta Saha fromINSDAG, Kolkata, Dr. S. Seetharamanfrom SERC Chennai

Life Style Modification & StressManagement at HQ-Chennai. Janu-ary 29-30. Participants: 26; Faculty(Ext.): Dr. Rajesh Parekh fromMumbai

Bauer Rig Training for Techniciansat Panipat. January 29 – February 2.Participants: 16; Faculty (Ext.): M/s.Volker Baron, Norbert Wiedholz fromM/s. BAUER Maschinen GmbH,Germany

Effective Negotiation Skills atSharjah. January 30-31. Participants:17; Faculty (Ext.): M/s. Ch. AjayaBabu, C. Ravishankar

Quality of Work Life at Chennai.January 31 – February 1. Participants:21; Faculty (Int.): M/s. T.M.Prabakaran, S.K. Ghosh; Faculty(Ext.): Dr. T.A. Sivasubramaniam

Participants of the Supervisory Development Programme held at New Delhi during December 18-23, 2006 seen with Mr. V.A.K. Shenoi,Regional Manager and faculty

Participants of the Supervisory Development Programme held at Ahmedabad during February 5-10, 2007seen with Mr. R. Chandrasekharan, Regional Manager and faculty


Breakwater and Berth Constructionat Vizag. February 12-13. Participants:18; Faculty (Int.): M/s. M.A. Ashok,D.D. Khot, C.S. Nagaraja, A.Ravikumar, Ravi Nath, Shailesh Gupta

Safety in APDRP Projects at Delhi.February 13-14. Participants: 19; Fac-ulty (Int.): M/s. Ashok KumarTripathi, S.K. Saxena, KumarShailendra Faculty (Ext.): Mr. L.Baskaran

Effective Communication Skills atAhmedabad. February 14-15. Partici-pants: 20; Faculty (Ext.): Dr. NimratSingh

Change Management at Mumbai.February 15. Participants: 28; Faculty(Int.): Mr. Vivek Ranjan

Two 1-day Programmes on CeMa& EIP Implementation at Bangalore.February 16-17. Participants: 37; Fac-ulty (Int.): Mr. P. Rengarajan. I.S.D.team of HQ extended their faculty sup-port for the programme through au-dio conferencing.

Two 1-day Programmes on 5Ss atVizag. February 16-17. Participants:57; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. A.V.L. Nara-simha Rao from Secunderabad

Life Style Modification & StressManagement at Delhi. February 17.

Participants: 30; Fac-ulty (Ext.): Dr. RajeshParekh from Mumbai

Effective Communi-cation Skills atChennai. February 19-20. Participants: 30;Faculty (Ext.): Mr.Ravi A.N. Raama-nathan & Mrs. MeenaaRaamanathan fromM/s. Ramanathans Ef-fective Public SpeakingInstitute, Chennai

Life Style Modifica-tion & Stress Man-agement at Ahmeda-bad. February 20. Par-ticipants: 33; Faculty(Ext.): Dr. RajeshParekh from Mumbai

Participants: 28; Faculty (Ext.): Dr.Rajesh Parekh from Mumbai

Supervisory DevelopmentProgramme at Ahmedabad. February5-10. Participants: 27; Faculty (Int.):M/s. Vijay Vasant Chaphekar, C.S.Seshadri, A. Mohan Kumar, S.Subramanian, P. Padmanabhan,Praveen Raghunath Kailaje, SwajanDatta, Ashutosh Tripathi, A. KameshRao, Ravi Khurana, Deepak KumarNayak, Ajaya Kumar Das, Alok Kumar,S. Kedurinraja, P. Rajagopalan, N.Dekivadiya Dhavalkumar Faculty(Ext.): Dr. Nimrat Singh

Time Management at Bangalore. Feb-ruary 5-6. Participants: 32; Faculty(Int.): Mr. T.M. Prabakaran

Project Management at Delhi. Feb-ruary 5-10. Participants: 24; Faculty(Int.): M/s. P. Niranjana, MalcolmEvans, A. Girijasankar, S. S. Borkar,K. Vijaya Bhasker, C. Jayakumar, N.R.Vijay Venkatesh Faculty (Ext.): Mr. L.Baskaran

NDT Level-II at Kolkata. February5-15. Participants: 10; Faculty (Ext.):M/s. Sanjay Das, Sanjay Singh fromIndustrial Quality Controllers, Kolkata

Internal QMS Auditors Programmeat Pithampur. February 12-14. Partici-pants: 19; Faculty (Int.): Mr. D.Subbiah

Life Style Modification & StressManagement at Kolkata. January 31.Participants: 33. Faculty (Ext.): Dr.Rajesh Parekh from Mumbai

February 2007

Quality Management, QA/QC atHyderabad. February 1-2. Participants:18; Faculty (Int.): Ms. T.S. Kowsalya,Mr. T. Karthikeyan

Safety in Construction Industry atHyderabad. February 1-2. Participants:48; Faculty (Int.): M/s. N.Ramachandran, P. Nagarajan, S.Sathyanarayana, K.V.D. Malleswar,R.R. Kapoor, A. Suresh Kumar, D.Karthick

Self Development (Series 1) atAhmedabad. February 2-3. Partici-pants: 22; Faculty (Ext.): Mr. M.B.S.Sastry from M/s. Human Potential De-velopment Centre, Kolkata

Induction Programme for NewJoinees at Mumbai. February 2-3. Par-ticipants: 28; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Vivek Ranjan, S. Narayanan, R.Sridhar, K. Ravichandran, KrishnaNirmalya Sen, P.S. Suresha, SabyasachiNayak, Badruddin Ali Shaikh, K.Sanjay Kumar

Life Style Modification & StressManagement at Muscat. February 4-5.

Participants of the Supervisory Development Programme held at HQ-Chennai during February 26-March 03, 2007 seen with Mr. G.D.Sharma, Vice-President-HR and faculty


Internal QMS Auditors Programmeat Kolkata. February 20-21. Partici-pants: 16; Faculty (Int.): Mr. K.Veeramani

Safety in Construction Industry atVizag. February 20-21. Participants:25; Faculty (Int.): M/s. N.Ramachandran, P. Nagarajan, K.P.Ravinath, S. Maitra, P. Udayakumar,B. Seshababu, D. Chandrasekar, M.Arunkumar

Two 1-day Programmes on CeMa& EIP Implementation at Kolkata.February 22-23. Participants: 38; Fac-ulty (Int.): Mr. P. Rengarajan. I.S.D.team of HQ extended their facultysupport for the programme throughaudio conferencing.

Induction Programme for NewJoinees at Mumbai. February 22-23.Participants: 30; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Vivek Ranjan, S. Narayanan, K.Ravichandran, Krishna Nirmalya Sen,

P.S. Suresha, Sabyasachi Nayak,Machado Cyril Alfred, K.P. Giresh-kumar, K. Mahesh

Construction Methods at Muscat.February 25-26. Participants: 22;Faculty (Int.): M/s. T. Vijayakumar,K. Senou

Supervisory Development Progr-amme at HQ-Chennai. February 26 –March 03. Participants: 24; Faculty(Int.): M/s. T.M. Prabakaran, S.

Participants of the Supervisory Development Programme held at at Hyderabad during February 19-24, 2007 seen with Mr. K.A.Shyamsundar, Regional Manager and faculty


Mr. K.U. Warrier, GM & Head – TL & TLT Worksinaugurating the new Training Centre for staff at TLT-Pithampur on January 10, 2007. Mr. T. Madhavadas, DGM– TL, Mr. Sanjay Gupta, DGM-Works, Mr. V. Jayachandran,Manager – Accounts are seen alongside

New Training Centre for TLT Pithampur Bauer Rig Training Programme

A view of the Bauer Rig training session for technicians conductedby M/s. Volker Baron, Norbert Wiedholz from M/s. BAUERMaschinen GmbH, Germany at Panipat during January 29 –February 2, 2007

Sunmugam, P. Rengarajan, T. Srinivasan, P. Jayaprakash,T.K. Prem Kumar, Eleswarapu Srinivas, Prabhat Kumar.Faculty (Ext.): Dr. T.A. Sivasubramaniam from Chennai,Mr. Muthiah Ramanathan from M/s. Mind DynamicsCentre, Chennai, Mr. Arvind Chandhoke from M/s. Phoe-nix HR Trainers & Consultants (P) Ltd., Chennai

Supervisory Development Programme at Hyderabad. Feb-ruary 26 – March 3. Participants: 26; Faculty (Int.): M/s.Yogesh. G. Nair, T.M. Prabakaran, G.V. Rao. U. Ramakrishna,M. Mohan, N. Ramachandran, G.N. Ramanuja Rao, Y.S.Srikanth, S. K. Rajendran, Ms. T.S. Kowsalya. Faculty (Ext.):Mr. A.V.L. Narasimha Rao. Ms. Sangeeta Gowda

GCC Countries of the Gulf are experiencing anunprecedented growth across sectors. This region has beenidentified as a focus area for our business developmentefforts in the international arena.

Considering our businessprospects in the international gulfregion, the number of staffmembers being deputed toprojects/offices in the gulf as wellas direct recruits for our overseasJVs has been on the rise. To caterto the training requirements ofour staff in the region,Management has identified 3strategic locations viz, Muscat,Sharjah, Bahrain to cover Oman,UAE, Saudi, Qatar and Kuwait.17 programmes were organizedduring April 2006 to March

2007, with more than 250 staff members participating.

Sustained efforts are being made to meet trainingrequirements of staff members posted in overseas locationsand identify more training locations.

Training Programmes in International Gulf

Participants of Effective Communication Skills programme held at Bahrain seen withMr. S. Ganguly, General Manager – Personnel & HRD and faculty

Internal QMS Auditors Programme at Pondicherry. Feb-ruary 26-28. Participants: 16; Faculty (Int.): Mr. D. Subbiah

Trainers’ Programme for Site Safety Personnel at Delhi.February 27-28. Participants: 19; Faculty (Int.): Mr. KrishnaNirmalya Sen

Fabrication and Erection of Steel Structures at HQ-Chennai. February 27. Participants: 33; Faculty (Ext.): Mr.Debashis Datta of INSDAG, Kolkata, Dr. G.L. Datta,Faculty IIT- Kharagpur and Mr. R.N. Raghavan, FormerChief Engineer- Indian Railways

24 ECC Engineers become Certified Project Management Associates

In order to create a talent pool of qualified project management professionals and enhance their capabilities, L&T hasbeen nominating staff to appear for Level D Certification Examination conducted by the Association for ProjectManagement (APM), UK and Project Management Associates (PMA), the national association of Project Managers inIndia.

This internationally recognized certification programme, known as Certified Project Management Associate (CPMA),was introduced in ECC in 2003 and so far 29 engineers have qualified themselves under the programme (earlier knownas Qualified Project Management Professional – QPMP).

In the last examination conducted on February 11, 2007 at various centers across India 25 engineers from ECC tookpart and out of them, 24 have cleared the test as listed below. ECC’s success rate of 96% is the highest amongst allODs of L&T and second highest amongst various organizations in India. P. Niranjana , Sector Operations Head (Hydel& Nuclear Sector) and P&OD, HQ Chennai took the lead in facilitating the entire programme for the staff.

L&T conveys its hearty congratulations to the following successful staff members on their achievement:

� K.P. Cion, DGM (BUCC), HQ, Chennai.

� Narinder Kumar Puri, RPM (B & F), DLRO

� G. Vinod, Construction Manager, Allahabad BypassProject

� K. Rajeevan, Engineering Manager (Civil), EDRC-HQ, Chennai.

� Navneet Kaul, Engineering Manager (Civil), IG(UAE)-Dubai

� Sushant Kumar Shah Deo, Resident ConstructionManager, IG (QAT)-L&T Qatar LLC

� K.R.R. Chandran, Planning Manager (Civil), TCS,SIPCOT IT Siruseri, Chennai

� A. Ameerudeen Ahamed Khan, Planning Manager(Civil), Delhi Intl. Airport

� Suman Chanda, Construction Manager, MB-AjantaTourist Complex

� Kausik Dutta, Engineering Manager (Civil), EDRC-Kolkata

� V.J. Ravindra Kumar, Construction Manager, Phoenix,Hyderabad

� R. Suresh Kumar, Planning Manager (Mech),Hyundai Ph-II, Sriperambudur

� A.K. Jayaprakash, Construction Manager, Adani Port,Mundra

� K.S. Suresh, Manager (Civil), HQ, Chennai.

� Manish Kishor Wakade, Manager (Civil), OberoiWoods, Mumbai

� K. Padmanabha, Manager (Civil)-Formwork Designs,BLRO

� P. Rajamanickam, Manager (Elec), BLRO

� M. Srinath, Manager (Civil), HYRO

� Kurumaddali SM Sudhan, Engineering Manager(Mech), EDRC, HQ-Chennai.

� Jaydeep Sen Gupta, Construction Manager (Civil),KK-Agartala

� M. Saravanan, Construction Manager (Mech),Sagardighi, KKRO

� A. Dhanapal, Construction Manager (Elec),Hyderabad Intl. Airport

� P. Vijay, Manager (Mech), HQ, Chennai

� K. Senou, Engineering Manager (Civil), EDRC-HQ,Chennai.

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Participants of the System-atic Plant Maintenanceprogramme conductedat Panvel Complexduring December 27-29,2006, seen with Mr. S.Narayanan, RPLM-MBRO and faculty.

In-house

Training on

Systematic

Plant

Maintenance

Mr. V. Asoka Kumar Shenoi, RegionalManager – DLRO, receives his 25-yearlong-service award from Mr. K.V.Rangaswami, President (Construction)

Mr. H. Kannivel Murugan, ProjectManager (Elec), TLRE, HQ, receives his25-year long-service award fromMr. Rangaswami

Mr. R. Kannan, Manager (Civil), FCCE,HQ, receives his 20-year long-service awardfrom Mr. K G Hariharan, Senior VicePresident.

Mr. R. Ravi, Project Leader, P&OD, HQ,receives his 20-year long-service award fromMr. Hariharan.

Mr. Shirish Kashinath Ranade, Sr. DGM(Resource Planning & Monitoring,IG-Mumbai), receives his 30-year long-service award from Mr. V. B. Gadgil, EVPand Head-B&UI and PT&D SectorBusiness (GCC Countries)

Mr. R. Manoharan, General Assistant, re-ceives his 25-year long-service award fromMr. Rangaswami

Mr. Mantha Sundaram, Asst.Construction Manager (Elec), Sagardighi,receives his 30-year long-service award fromMr. T. Azhaguvel, RM - KKRO

Mr. B. Bandyopadhyay, Manager, KKRO,receives his 25-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Pinaki Roy, Executive (Accounts),KKRO, receives his 25-year long-serviceaward from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Samir Kumar Ghosh, ConstructionManager, Shopping Mall, South City,receives his 25-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Rama Kant Dubey, Asst. Manager(Stores), Second Vivekananda Bridge,receives his 25-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Rajan Malhotra, BusinessDevelopment Manager, IG (Qatar) L&TQatar LLC, receives his 25-year long-serviceaward from Mr. K. Venkataramanan,President (E&C)

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Mr. Sabyasachi Nandy, ConstructionManager, Jamshedpur, receives his 20-yearlong-service award from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Biswanath Paul, ConstructionManager, Durgapur, receives his 20-yearlong-service award from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. D.N. Bhattacharya, ChiefEngineering Manager (BMH), EDRC,KKRO, receives his 20-year long-serviceaward from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Kuntal Pakhira, ConstructionManager (Elec), Krishnanagar, receives his20-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Subrata Mukherjee, Asst. Manager(Stores), Hirakud, receives his 20-year longservice award from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Devasish Ghosh, ConstructionManager, Sagardighi, receives his 20-yearlong-service award from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Tapan Bhattacharya, ConstructionManager (Civil), Duburi, receives his20-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Debjyoti Chattopadhyay, Manager(Elec), Contracts, KKRO, receives his20-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Bibhas Chandra Das, ConstructionManager (Civil), Games Village, receiveshis 20-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel

Mr. M. Adhikary, Asst. ManagerQA&QC, KKRO, receives his 20-yearlong-service award from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Samir Kumar Das, Manager (Elec),Kahalgaon, receives his 20-year long-serviceaward from Mr. Azhaguvel

Mr. Swapan Kumar Biswas, GeneralForeman (Elec), Midnapur, receives his25-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel


Mr. Bimalendu Dey, ConstructionManager, JVVNL, Jodhpur, receives his25-year long-service award from Mr.R. Chandrasekharan, RM - ABRO

Mr. R.B. Sharma, Construction Manager,IOCL, Heater, Baroda, receives his20-year long-service award fromMr. Chandrasekharan

Mr. S. Narayanan, Regional PlantManager, MBRO, receives his 25-year long-service award from Mr. D.K. Sen, RM –MBRO

Mr. K.S. Narayanan, ConstructionManager, AREP – Lakhimpur, receives his25-year long-service award from Mr. V.A.K.Shenoi, RM - DLRO

Mr. Luis D. Souza, Asst. Manager(Accounts), DLRO, receives his 25-yearlong-service award from Mr. Shenoi

Mr. K.M. Palaniswamy, General Foreman(P&M), Asahi Glass, Roorkee, receives his25-year long-service award from Mr. Shenoi

Mr. D.V.V.S.K. Chowdary, Sector ProjectsManager (TI&H&N), DLRO, receives his20-year long-service award from Mr. Shenoi

Mr. Md. Erfan, Crane Operator, PanipatElevated Corridor, receives his 20-yearlong-service award from Mr. Shenoi

Mr. Mahindra Thakur, Crane Operator,Allahabad Bypass, receives his 20-year long-service award from Mr. Shenoi

Mr. Satish Kumar Shukla, GeneralForeman (Mech), MC1B, Metro Corridor,receives his 20-year long-service award fromMr. Shenoi

Mr. Saumitra Chakrabarty, Manager(Accounts), Subansiri Hydel Power Project,receives his 20-year long-service award fromMr. Azhaguvel


“We are very impressed with the skills andexperience of L&T-ECC. We see a great futurefor the company.” – Mr. Bary Perrin and groupof Institute of Engineers (Australia), on a study tourof India on January 30, 2007

"Your designs are like pieces of art.” – A teamfrom Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth, USA onJanuary 17, 2007

"Very impressive.” – Mr. Yoshiyuki Wada (Plastic

Dept. Executive) & Mr. Teruo Kataoka (Asst. Chief

Engineer), Honda Motor Co, Ltd. along with their

colleagues on February 14, 2007

"Great presentation. Very impressive.” – Team from

Hiranandani Developers on February 8, 2007

"On behalf of group of Danish journalist, thanks

for your hospitality.” – Mr. Troels Aagaard, leader of

Danish journalist delegation on March 6, 2007

"Have a 100th anniversary successfully.” –

Mr. Masahiro Sakane and his team, Komatsu,

Japan on March 28, 2007

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