Maintenance Technician

Job Details

Job Location:

Hampton Inn - Lincolnshire, IL 60069
Salary Range: $18.00 - $18.00 Hourly
Position Purpose

The Building Engineer is responsible for ensuring all life safety systems remain fully operational and compliant with all local, state, and federal regulations.

• Conduct daily inspections of the Main Fire Alarm Panel and annunciator panels.
• Perform required daily, weekly, monthly, and annual testing of fire alarm systems as assigned.
• Inspect smoke detectors, pull stations, supervisory devices, and related fire protection equipment.
• Monitor, inspect, and maintain Fire Pumps, tamper switches, valves, and associated equipment.
• Maintain accurate engineering logs and inspection records.
• Ensure the property remains inspection-ready for Fire Department, City, OSHA, Marriott, and ownership inspections.
• Immediately report any life safety deficiencies to the Chief Engineer.

• Inspect and maintain Makeup Air Units (MAUs) and Air Handling Units (AHUs).
• Replace filters according to schedule.
• Replace belts and lubricate moving components.
• Monitor building pressurization and indoor air quality.
• Troubleshoot HVAC issues promptly.

• Perform daily boiler inspections.
• Monitor boiler operations and water temperatures.
• Record required operating readings.
• Conduct water chemistry testing.
• Maintain domestic hot water systems.

• Inspect circulating pumps.
• Lubricate bearings and moving components.
• Check alignment and vibration.
• Monitor for leaks or unusual operating conditions.

• Repair and replace:
  • Lighting fixtures
  • Ballasts
  • LED fixtures
  • Electrical outlets
  • Switches
  • GFCIs
  • Circuit breakers (where qualified)
• Troubleshoot electrical issues throughout the property.
• Maintain guest room and public area lighting.

• Maintain all plumbing fixtures including:
  • Toilets
  • Urinals
  • Faucets
  • Sinks
  • Shower fixtures
  • Water supply lines
  • Drain systems
• Special attention shall be given to all public restrooms by ensuring:
  • Toilets flush properly
  • Urinals function correctly
  • Flush handles remain secure
  • Leaks are repaired immediately
  • Restrooms remain fully operational at all times

Engineers shall execute the hotel's Preventative Maintenance (PM) Program to maintain every guest room in excellent operating condition.

• HVAC units
• Lighting
• Plumbing fixtures
• Bathroom hardware
• Doors
• Locks
• Closers
• Furniture
• Walls
• Flooring
• Paint
• Window treatments
• Electrical outlets
• Television systems
• Refrigerators
• Safes
• Guest room accessories

The objective is to minimize out-of-order rooms while maximizing guest satisfaction.

Building Engineers are expected to perform comprehensive maintenance throughout the hotel.

• Drywall repair
• Painting
• Tiling
• Carpentry
• Ceiling repairs
• Hardware replacement
• Furniture repairs
• Caulking
• Minor masonry repairs
• Equipment installation
• Preventative maintenance
• General building repairs

No maintenance issue is considered outside the normal scope of engineering responsibilities when necessary to maintain hotel operations.

• Inspect and maintain all hotel doors including:
  • Guest room doors
  • Stairwell doors
  • Mechanical room doors
  • Public area doors
  • Back-of-house doors
• Tightening hinges
• Adjusting closers
• Repairing lock hardware
• Ensuring proper latching
• Replacing damaged hardware
• Maintaining ADA compliance

Engineers are responsible for maintaining professional work environments.

• Mechanical rooms
• Boiler room
• Workshops
• Storage areas
• Engineering offices
• Tool rooms
• Maintenance carts

Expectations include:

• Clean equipment during servicing
• Maintain organized tools
• Properly store chemicals
• Eliminate trip hazards
• Dispose of…