Maintenance Eng II

Job Overview

Carry a portable radio, stay in constant communication with the central base station, respond to all engineering service calls, giving priority to guest requests, and maintain hotel equipment efficiently, safely, and accident‑free. Perform all essential functions of a Maintenance Technician 1 plus special skills in plumbing, electrical, carpentry, or HVAC.

• Perform maintenance and repairs in specialized areas such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, HVAC.
• Perform all essential functions of a Maintenance Technician 1.
• Respond to and handle guest requests in a courteous, efficient, safe manner.
• Perform preventive maintenance and necessary repairs on all hotel equipment, including kitchen, laundry, boiler, plumbing, pool, HVAC, electrical, and guest rooms.
• Monitor and maintain all engineering functions when full engineering staff is not available (e.g., weekends and evenings).
• Respond to all emergency situations including fire alarms, bomb threats, disasters, and power failures; notify the appropriate authorities.
• Make rounds of the hotel property to ensure everything is in working order.
• Clean and maintain all equipment and work areas.
• Complete maintenance requests, take equipment and meter readings, maintain logs to notify the next shift, and document all parts used and parts needed to be purchased.
• Handle elevator breakdowns.
• Maintain proper records of the Rooms Preventive Maintenance Program and the Request Program.
• Complete work order request forms daily and timely.
• Report any unsafe conditions to leadership.

Education / Formal Training

High school diploma plus two years or equivalent training in trade school or building maintenance/construction.

Experience

Minimum four years of experience in mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, or building maintenance.

Knowledge / Skills

• Basic working knowledge in general plumbing, refrigeration, air conditioning, electrical systems, boilers, bathroom fixtures, tiling, painting, and basic carpentry groundskeeping.

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an associate to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

• Read written communiques, LED read‑outs, meters, and computer screens.
• Pull levers and rotate knobs; work with arms raised above the head; handle and assemble small parts using basic hand and power tools.
• Understand and follow verbal/written instructions, communicate verbally and in writing, utilize analytical thought processes, understand technical and mechanical instruction, and be highly organized.
• Communicate effectively and courteously with employees, guests, and contractors in writing, via telephone, and in person.
• Lift 75 lbs. throughout an 8‑hour shift.
• Crawl into and through small spaces, climb ladders, and support and carry loads of 75 lbs.
• May be required to drive.

Indoor exposure to both stable and extreme variations of hot and cold temperatures; outside exposure to all weather elements and extreme temperature fluctuations; prolonged standing, walking, bending, reaching, and heavy lifting.

EOE Protected Veterans/Disability