The Hotel Engineering Technician ensures the physical safety, operational efficiency, and aesthetic quality of a property. This hands-on role involves performing routine preventative maintenance, troubleshooting building systems (HVAC, plumbing, electrical), repairing guest room fixtures, and responding to urgent guest maintenance requests to guarantee a comfortable stay. Responsibilities: • Guest Service: Promptly respond to guest and staff maintenance requests (e.g., plumbing issues, climate control, broken electronics) in a timely and professional manner. • Preventative Maintenance: Routinely inspect guest rooms, public spaces, and mechanical equipment to identify and fix potential issues before they cause disruptions. • General Repairs: Perform a wide variety of maintenance tasks, including patching drywall, painting, changing light bulbs, replacing outlets, and servicing kitchen and laundry appliances. • Safety & Compliance: Monitor fire alarms, emergency lighting, and life-safety systems. Understand and comply with OSHA, Lockout/Tagout, and local fire regulations. Qualifications: • Education & Experience: High school diploma or GED equivalent. Typically requires 2+ years of vocational training or practical experience in general building maintenance, carpentry, plumbing, or electrical work. Previous hotel industry experience is highly preferred. • Specialized Skills: Working knowledge of HVAC systems, basic carpentry, and hand/power tools. • Physical Demands: Must be able to stand for long periods, frequently bend, kneel, reach, and lift/pull objects weighing up to 50 to 75 pounds. Compensation: $17.50 - $18.50 hourly

• Guest Service: Promptly respond to guest and staff maintenance requests (e.g., plumbing issues, climate control, broken electronics) in a timely and professional manner. • Preventative Maintenance: Routinely inspect guest rooms, public spaces, and mechanical equipment to identify and fix potential issues before they cause disruptions. • General Repairs: Perform a wide variety of maintenance tasks, including patching drywall, painting, changing light bulbs, replacing outlets, and servicing kitchen and laundry appliances. • Safety & Compliance: Monitor fire alarms, emergency lighting, and life-safety systems. Understand and comply with OSHA, Lockout/Tagout, and local fire regulations. • Record Keeping: Log completed maintenance work, read and record mechanical meters, and assist with parts and inventory management.