Maintenance Technitian

Responsibilities

• Will handle routine maintenance in public spaces, meeting rooms, ballrooms, outlets, back of the house spaces, pool, and grounds
• Maintains rooms in optimal operating condition by performing repairs as needed
• Understands the room preventative maintenance program
• Prepares preventative maintenance cart for use each day
• Repairs televisions, phones, clock radios, etc.
• Replaces or repairs damaged bathroom fixtures and executes general plumbing as needed
• Maintains the overall appearance of the room; replaces broken mirrors, hangs fixtures, does touch up painting, etc.
• Troubleshoots rooms heating/ventilating/air conditioning systems
• Uses both power and hand tools regularly in a safe, efficient manner
• Performs preventative maintenance throughout other areas of the hotel as well as, including both the front of the house, interior and exterior
• Maintains the condition of the hotel lobbies and restaurants
• Repairs furniture and decorations as necessary
• Repairs carpet, marble and tile
• Repairs and maintains kitchen and laundry/housekeeping equipment
• Repairs/replaces windows and mirrors
• Maintains exterior of building and grounds as necessary
• Attends schools or seminars to remain current on proper techniques
• May be asked to perform routine pool operations (CPO certification preferred)
• Maintains operating equipment in working condition by performing routine equipment checks and repairs
• Maintains and assists in the cleanliness of individual work area
• Demonstrates familiarity with the hotel’s safety systems and takes corrective action on any maintenance or operating problems which affect the security or operating condition of the hotel
• Reports any hazards or injuries in the department and takes immediate action to correct
• Contributes to hotels preparedness during fire emergencies by participating in the hotel fire team
• Handles master keys in accordance with Company’s standards for the overall safety and security of the hotel

• Must be able to stand and sit for extended periods, often for a minimum of 2 hours at a time. Must be able to frequently walk and climb/descend stairs approximately 50% of the time. On occasion is required climb up and down ladders.
• Must have general dexterity for firm and simple grasping of objects. Some tasks, such as the use of small repair tools, may also require fine dexterity skills.
• Must be able periodically kneel, reach, crawl, and twist torso as needed to accomplish required tasks.
• Must be able to push and/or pull approximately 60% of the time, to include when using a cart to carry linens, trash, tools, etc.
• Must be able to regularly lift and carry up to 65 pounds without assistance and a maximum of 140 pounds with assistance.