MAINTENANCE

Maintenance personnel are responsible for fixing and maintaining the hotel and surrounding grounds. This includes medium to heavy grounds-keeping, lawn mowing and trimming, litter removal, window cleaning, light-bulb replacement, pool maintenance and upkeep, painting & staining, power-washing, sweeping, and the performance of room maintenance inspections. In addition, a general overall knowledge of repair and construction skills is required to include: drywall, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, light carpentry & masonry, tile, carpet, wallpaper, appliance and small engine repair work. You must also possess good troubleshooting skills and be able to develop solutions to a variety of maintenance related problems. You will be expected to be proficient in a high majority of the skills listed above and to be able to complete work to a standard that meets or exceeds that of brand and company inspectors.

Maintenance personnel may also be called upon to assist occasionally in other departments including housekeeping and laundry, and should anticipate performing those functions also. Other duties similar in nature to those detailed here may be assigned at the discretion of the hotel management staff.

During the performance of your duties you will be required to use a wide variety of chemicals and cleaners, including those listed in the laundry and housekeeping job descriptions. You may also use commercial grade adhesives and glues, paint, solvents, deck and floor cleaners, insect repellents, pool chemicals and an assortment of power and hand tools. Although safety equipment is provided, persons with known allergies to cleaning chemicals and solvents should not accept employment. You should expect to work at heights, including on ladders and building roofs and have general knowledge of the proper safety procedures for this type of work

During times when outside contractors are utilized at the property you will have responsibility for coordinating and scheduling work, inspecting progress and maintaining contact with the proper personnel on the contracting units. 

You may also be assigned to perform only one specific duty each shift, dependent upon the needs of the department. You should be able to lift up to 50 pounds and remain on your feet for your entire shift. Maintenance work requires that you be able to work outside in various weather conditions for extended periods of time. Although the regular schedule for this position is during the daytime (some weekend work required), you must be available to work a varied schedule (including weekends and holidays), return to the property when off-duty for emergency or priority issues, and to take phone calls from property staff to consult of maintenance issues when off-duty

We are looking forward to reading your application.