Maintenance, Building Maintenance

Overview

In a hotel that never stands still, something is always happening — from a light bulb going out to a kitchen machine breaking down. That’s why we’re looking for a skilled colleague for our Technical Department: someone who makes sure everything keeps running smoothly and rooms don’t end up out of order unnecessarily. You respond quickly to issues and enjoy the variety between simple carpentry work and more complex technical challenges.

In this role, you’ll handle maintenance tasks, resolve technical issues, and carry out repairs across the hotel. You’ll perform regular inspections such as legionella checks, room inspections, and visual controls, and monitor the building management system (BMS). Any issues you can’t fix yourself, you’ll escalate to external partners.

You bring that typical hospitality mindset: friendly, service-oriented, and always willing to think along. You’re outgoing enough to easily connect with others and share your input, while still keeping a strong sense of team spirit. You care about sustainability, but remain practical and down-to-earth in your approach. And flexibility is second nature to you—not because you do yoga, but because you understand that no two days are ever the same.

If you get energy from a dynamic environment where you truly make a difference, then this role is for you. Together, we make sure our hotels run smoothly and our guests always feel welcome.

• You already have some experience as a Maintenance Technician (or in a similar facilities role), with at least 1–2 years of experience;
• Experience in electrical engineering is a plus;
• You have a passion for sustainability and are motivated to work for a sustainable company;
• You are available full-time and have the flexibility that comes with working in a Technical Services role;
• Preferably, you live in or around Amsterdam.

• We offer a suitable salary according to the collective labour agreement for hospitality in reference scale 5;
• Travel allowance based on the distance between home and work (min. 15 km);