Hilton Jaipur welcomes new Chief Engineer – Naveen Shekhawat
/Naveen brings extensive experience in pre-openings, large-scale renovations, regulatory compliance, and the seamless integration of advanced technologies.
Naveen Shekhawat joins Hilton Jaipur as its new Chief Engineer. Naveen’s extensive career spanning 20 years boasts a proven track record in operations, maintenance, energy conservation, project management, and fire and life safety. He has built an impressive portfolio, working with prestigious brands such as Taj Hotels, Oberoi Hotels & Resorts, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, and Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts.
As an accomplished engineering professional, Naveen is deeply committed to cultivating a secure and welcoming environment. He leverages his vast expertise and in-depth understanding of sophisticated engineering protocols to ensure the highest standards of safety and operational efficiency. His comprehensive experience spans pre-openings, large-scale renovations, regulatory compliance, and the seamless integration of cutting-edge technologies. Naveen’s unwavering dedication to preserving the hotel’s assets and elevating product quality has been instrumental in his success across the industry’s most revered brands.
Commenting on his new role, Naveen said, “This is a truly exciting opportunity, and I am eager to bring my expertise and passion to Hilton Jaipur. My primary focus will be on maintaining the highest levels of quality and comfort for our guests and team, while also prioritizing our environmental and social responsibilities.”
Rahul Bhagat, General Manager of Hilton Jaipur, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “We are delighted to welcome Naveen to our leadership team. His extensive background in engineering, combined with his unwavering commitment to excellence and product quality, makes him the ideal leader for this role. With Naveen guiding our engineering operations, we are confident that Hilton Jaipur will continue to be a premier destination that prioritizes guest experience while upholding sustainability in all our engineering efforts.”