Maintenance Technician

Main Duties And Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance of electrical systems (replace light bulbs and sockets; clean and repair circuit breaker panels, etc.)
• Maintain heating and plumbing systems to ensure functionality
• Troubleshoot and repair malfunctions in electrical/mechanical/plumbing systems (e.g. HVAC, Refrigeration Systems, Lighting, Appliances and other hotel equipment)
• Perform manual repairs when necessary (repair/replace door locks, replace window fixtures/windows, etc.)
• Conducting ongoing room preventative maintenance program, in Guestrooms and Public Space
• Resolving maintenance problems, complaints, and work orders
• Conducting general upkeep procedures as directed (i.e. landscaping, caulking, painting, etc.)
• Carpentry and painting skills, as well as drywall
• Inspecting the property to identify potential and current needs
• Working with Housekeeping to ensure all equipment within the guest rooms are functioning properly and are a part of an effective preventative maintenance program
• Has a flexible schedule that can work any shifts
• Assists with staffing coverage in the instance of call-offs

Job Requirements

• Education: High school diploma or any equivalent combination of education and experience that provides the skills, knowledge, or abilities.
• Experience: Minimum 6 months experience as a maintenance technician. Ideal candidate has at least 2 years maintenance experience.

Physical & Mental Requirements

• While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to remain stationary, traverse or walk about, sit, use hands to finger, handle or feel, reach with hands and arms, climb or balance, and talk or hear

Work Environment

• Often wear protective attire, such as work gloves, hard hats, leather aprons, back support, and sturdy boots.
• Usually work indoors, but may on occasion work outdoors repairing foundations and exteriors.
• Work in hazardous situations or with hazardous equipment weekly.
• Injuries are possible from electrical shocks, cuts, or falls.
• Are often exposed to machine sounds and noises that are distracting and uncomfortable.
• Work with contaminants often such as oils, solvents, and paints.
• May be exposed to very hot or cold temperatures weekly.
• Enter cramped workplaces monthly that require getting into awkward positions.
• Are sometimes in high places such as roofs or on ladders.
• Work in conditions of bright or inadequate lighting weekly.
• May work near others.