The Maintenance Engineer is responsible for minor maintenance and repair of equipment and facilities throughout the property. The role maintains mechanical and cosmetic items, inspects and troubleshoots property lighting, responds to maintenance requests and in-house calls, and maintains pool facilities as assigned. The employee keeps the engineering shop organized, prepares daily work forms, monitors workload and informs a supervisor when it becomes excessive, and follows applicable rules, safety procedures, and OSHA regulations. Other duties may be assigned. The position reports directly to the Resort Facilities Manager and then the Director of Facilities. Candidates need a high school diploma or equivalent, basic knowledge of plumbing, electrical, and air-conditioning maintenance, and at least two years of experience; a significant combination of vocational education, apprenticeship training, or on-the-job training is preferred. EPA I & II or Universal License and HVAC Certification are preferred. A valid driver's license and good driving record are required. The work involves prolonged movement throughout the property, lifting up to 50 pounds, frequent use of tools and equipment requiring dexterity, and regularly climbing a 12-foot ladder. The employee may work in noisy conditions and seasonal elements and is regularly exposed to electrical-shock risks and chemicals used in property maintenance. Availability to work all shifts is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED