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JOB SUMMARY
Reports To: Engineering Managers
The Maintenance Technician is responsible for assisting with the operation, maintenance, service and repair of equipment as assigned. He/she is also responsible for participating in the preventative maintenance program, handling guest requests and other work orders as assigned. He/she is also responsible for performing the job in a safe and efficient manner and performing trade jobs, such as carpentry, painting, plumbing, etc. Length of service and experience will be the main factors in differentiating between Maintenance Tech I, II and III.
At the sea Mist Oceanfront Resort: We want our guests to relax and be themselves which means we need you to:
·Be you by being natural, professional and personable in the way you are with people
·Get ready by taking notice and using your knowledge so that you are prepared for anything
·Show you care by being thoughtful in the way you welcome and connect with guests
·Take action by showing initiative, taking ownership and going the extra mile
Performance Standards
GUESTS SERVICE: Maintain guests’ satisfaction as the driving philosophy of the department. Personally, demonstrate a commitment to guest service by inquiring about service quality and responding promptly to guest needs. Promptly handle guest complaints. Fill in for staff when necessary to ensure guests satisfaction. Ensure you have been trained to meet the department and the resort standards. You are empowered to deliver amazing guest service. You will be encouraged and rewarded for all your responsive guest assistance. We will be providing all our guests in all outlets with amazing levels of service to meet or exceed their expectations. You must be sure that consistency of service and standards are met.
FINANCIAL: Assist your immediate supervisors to manage the department within budget. Assist all your managers to accurately forecast revenues/expenses. Assist the team to prepare annual departmental budget that accurately reflects the department’s operations plan. Assist your managers and supervisors in anticipating revenue/cost problems and reporting discrepancies to your immediate managers. Assist the team in ensuring the department staff is trained in control procedures as outlined by your managers. Follow controls for all purchasing, receiving, storage, preparation, etc. Keep waste to a minimum by planning actions and strategies that reduce damage, theft or other factors that cause costs to rise.
QUALITY: you will be trained to know the general operations of department and how all resort departments work together to achieve business objectives and to meet guests’ expectations. Know the commonly occurring challenges of the department and how to overcome them. You will be asked to know department operations standards for your department.
You will be held accountable for consistently meeting these standards. You will be assisting in managing the preventive maintenance program for all equipment. You need to meet all of our safety and sanitation standards such as Emergency Plan, CPR/Heimlich/AED, Lockout/Tagout training for all employees, proper storage of equipment, and storing chemicals away from other products.
Assist in managing our resort: you will be asked to assist all our managers and specifically the engineering managers in preparing the department budget and maximizing department resources to contribute to the successful achievement of the budget. You will be asked to assist in identifying major revenue and expense opportunities and possible problems. You need to be sure we keep our repair costs down by maintaining equipment.
Primary Responsibilities
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
·Constantly. Adhere to all work order policies and procedures.
·Constantly. Communicate parts and materials needs to supervisor in a timely manner.
·Constantly. Inform supervisor on job and project status.
·Constantly. Keep adequate parts, materials and supplies on supply cart.
·Constantly. Maintain and repair all equipment in laundry, kitchen, guestrooms, convention areas and public space. Repair refrigeration, plumbing and electrical fixtures in guestrooms, kitchen or laundry to manufacturer’s specifications.
·Constantly. Maintain work areas clean and organized.
·Constantly. Monitor life safety systems and respond to alerts as necessary.
·Constantly. Maintain and repair carpet, wall covering, furniture, painted surfaces, change burned out light bulbs and other cosmetic repairs in guest rooms, tower, convention area, public areas and as assigned, preventive maintenance.
·Constantly. Report all unsafe conditions immediately.
·Frequently. Clean and treat all food and beverage floor drains with enzymes weekly.
·Frequently. Complete other duties assigned by supervisor to include cross training.
·Frequently. Maintain chemical levels in automatic mechanical systems.
·Frequently. Maintain electrical carts.
·Frequently. Repair irrigation or sprinkler systems.
·Occasionally. Attend all mandatory meetings.
·Occasionally. Fill key list orders.
·Occasionally. Make nametags and signs.
·Rarely. Remove and install water heaters.
Physical Requirements
· SITTING: Occasionally. Chair with back.
·STANDING/WALKING: Constantly. Stairs, tile, rubber mats covering tile, linoleum, concrete, padded carpet, marble, gravel, etc.
·CROUCHING (BEND AT KNEES): Frequently. Lifting, completing tasks performed at low levels, putting supplies and materials away, stocking supply carts.
·KNEELING/CRAWLING: Frequently. Plumbing repairs, carpet repairs, etc.
·STOOPING (BEND AT WAIST): Frequently. Repairing cosmetic needs on furniture and other equipment as needed, lifting light objects, putting supplies and equipment away.
·TWISTING (KNEES/WAIST/NECK): Frequently. Perform cosmetic, electrical, plumbing and other repairs.
·CLIMBING: Frequently. Ladders, step stools, stairs.
·BALANCING: Frequently. Climbing ladders, scaffolding, stairs, carrying tools and equipment.
·LEG/FOOT USE: Rarely.
·REACHING (OVERHEAD/EXTENSION): Frequently. Performing repairs, retrieving supplies and materials, updating shop board.
·HANDLING/GRASPING: Frequently. Hand tools, power tools, materials, turning nozzles, turning faucets, etc.
·FINGERING/FEELING: Occasionally. Performing repairs.
·PUSHING/PULLING: Frequently. Average weight: 5 - 100 lbs; Occasionally. Maximum weight: Equipment weighing up to 150 lbs.
·LIFTING/CARRYING: Frequently. Average weight: 5 - 50 lbs; Occasionally. Maximum weight: Equipment weighing up to 100 lbs.
·OTHER PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Rarely.
USE OF SENSES
·TALKING IN PERSON: Constantly. Public, guests and employees.
·TALKING ON TELEPHONE: Occasionally. Public, guests and employees.
·OTHER SPEECH REQUIREMENTS: Occasionally. 2-way radio and pager.
·HEARING IN PERSON: Constantly. Public, guests and employees.
·HEARING ON TELEPHONE: Occasionally. Public, guests and employees.
·OTHER HEARING REQUIREMENTS: Occasionally. 2-way radio and pager
·NEAR VISION: Constantly. Corrected to 20/40 for repairs.
·FAR VISION: Constantly. Corrected to 20/40.
·DEPTH PERCEPTION: Constantly. Working with electricity, plumbing.
·COLOR VISION: Constantly. Electrical and pipe markings.
·FULL FIELD VISION: Constantly. Total performance of job.
·SMELL: Constantly. Detect potential hazards and odors.
Mental Requirements
· INTERACTION WITH OTHERS/COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS: Constantly. Professionally deal with difficult situations/people.
·DEADLINES/SHIFT WORK/OVERTIME: Frequently. Meet deadlines as required. Meet multiple priorities of business demands. Adjust to schedule changes, cover shifts on short notice.
·FLEXIBILITY: Frequently. Need to work a variety of hours, varied tasks under varied conditions.
·PACE: Frequently. Must change pace as business demands.
·HIGHLY REPETITIVE WORK: Frequently. Similar motions used to repair equipment.
·ATTENTION TO DETAIL: Constantly. Technical aspects, safety.
·OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL DEMANDS: Rarely.
ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING
· SAFETY REQUIREMENTS (I.E., CLOTHING, SAFETY EQUIPMENT REQUIRED, ACTIVITIES PERFORMED): Constantly. Safety guards, short sleeve shirts, steel toed boots/footwear, safety goggles, earplugs, gloves, inhalation devise, aprons, using proper lifting techniques. Maintain security of work area and equipment while maintaining level of safety required by Davidson Hotel Company and OSHA.
·EXPOSURES (FUMES, CHEMICALS, VIBRATIONS, HUMIDITY, COLD, HEAT, DUST, NOISE): Frequently. Coil cleaners, liquid chlorine, alkyds, refrigeration gasses, petroleum, chillers, pumps, etc., and machinery noises and vibrations.
·OPERATION OF EQUIPMENT/TOOLS/VEHICLES: Constantly. Use power tools, electric motors, blowers, compressors, generators, power sweepers, vehicles, etc.
·PUSHING/PULLING: Occasionally. Racks, carts with product. Average weight: 50 lbs. Maximum weight: 200 lbs.
·LIFTING/CARRYING: Occasionally. Product. Average weight: 25 lbs. Maximum weight: 50 lbs.
·OTHER PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Rarely.
Full Time
Accommodations
$56k-72k (estimate)
02/24/2023
05/19/2024
myrtlebeachseamist.com
Myrtle Beach, SC
<25
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