Maintenance Worker

Are you a hardworking, reliable maintenance technician? We’re looking for you! Our company is growing, and we need a maintenance professional who has the know-how to keep our facilities and equipment in top shape. You’ll conduct regular inspections and routine maintenance and come up with ideas for preventative measures we can use to maximize the life of our equipment and minimize safety risks. If you have a passion for fixing things, we want you to bring your experience to our team. Apply today! Responsibilities: Perform routine and corrective maintenance across two hotel properties, focusing on PTAC units in all guest rooms and general hotel systems. Report to the Building Engineer/Hotel Maintenance Supervisor. Primary Responsibilities • Inspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain PTAC units in guest rooms (compressors, fans, controls, thermostats, condensate drains, gaskets, filters, coils). • Perform routine PM tasks on PTAC units per schedule: filter changes, condensate drain cleaning, coil inspection/cleaning, thermostat calibration, and motor/bearing lubrication. • Respond promptly to guest and front-desk maintenance requests (room temperature complaints, noisy PTACs, leaks, electrical issues), prioritize guest comfort and safety. • Complete assigned work orders from the Building Engineer; update status and document repairs in the maintenance system. • Assist with room turns that require maintenance (minor carpentry, painting touch-ups, lock/closer adjustments, PTAC checks). • Troubleshoot and perform basic repairs on electrical (lighting, outlets, switches), plumbing (toilet, sink, shower repairs, leaks), and HVAC common-area systems as directed. • Conduct routine inspections of guest rooms, corridors, public areas, back-of-house, and exterior grounds; report hazards or deferred maintenance items. • Maintain cleanliness and organization of the maintenance shop, service carts, and assigned tools; return tools after use. • Stock and track inventory of common replacement parts and PTAC-specific items; report low stock to the supervisor. • Follow safety procedures, use PPE, lockout/tagout when required, and participate in safety training and toolbox talks. • Coordinate with housekeeping and front desk to minimize guest disruption during repairs; communicate estimated completion times. • Assist in emergency response (water leaks, HVAC failures, fire alarm issues) and follow prescribed emergency procedures and notifications. • Support vendor access for specialized repairs and warranty work; assist with vendor direction and verification of completed work. • Attend training to maintain certifications (EPA 608) and learn manufacturer-specific PTAC service procedures. Daily / Shift Tasks (checklist) • Review assigned work orders and prioritize based on guest impact. • Inspect and service PTAC units in assigned rooms per PM list. • Change/clean PTAC filters as scheduled; inspect condensate drains for blockages. • Perform quick room-turn fixes and report any larger repairs to the supervisor. • Replace light bulbs, check exit signs, and verify emergency lighting. • Log parts used and update the inventory sheet or system. • Clean work areas and return tools; restock service cart. • Notify Building Engineer of outstanding issues or recurring PTAC failures. Performance Indicators • Timely response to guest work orders and completion rate. • Number of repeat PTAC service calls per room. • Completion rate of scheduled PM tasks. • Housekeeping and front desk satisfaction with maintenance response. • Safety record and adherence to procedures. Qualifications: • At least 2 years of maintenance experience • Has high school diploma, GED, or equivalent • Advanced understanding of maintenance equipment, procedures, and techniques • Should be able to demonstrate understanding of heating and air conditioning units, plumbing systems, and electrical systems • Stellar communication skills, attention to detail, and work ethic Skills • 1–3+ years hotel experience. PTAC experience strongly preferred. • Basic electrical, plumbing, HVAC (PTAC), and carpentry skills. • EPA 608 certification preferred. • Good communication, guest-service focus, and ability to work shifts/on-call rotation. • Able to climb ladders, lift up to 50 lbs, and perform physical tasks. • Reliable, punctual, and detail-oriented. Tools & Equipment Commonly Used • Hand and power tools, multimeter, wet/dry vacuum, shop vac for condensate drains, PTAC service tools, refrigerant recovery tools (if certified), basic plumbing tools, ladder, and PPE. Compensation: $21 - $22 hourly

• Perform routine and corrective maintenance across two hotel properties, focusing on PTAC units in all guest rooms and general hotel systems. Report to the Building Engineer/Hotel Maintenance Supervisor.Primary Responsibilities • Inspect, diagnose, repair, and maintain PTAC units in guest rooms (compressors, fans, controls, thermostats, condensate drains, gaskets, filters, coils). • Perform routine PM tasks on PTAC units per schedule: filter changes, condensate drain cleaning, coil inspection/cleaning, thermostat calibration, and motor/bearing lubrication. • Respond promptly to guest and front-desk maintenance requests (room temperature complaints, noisy PTACs, leaks, electrical issues), prioritize guest comfort and safety. • Complete assigned work orders from the Building Engineer; update status and document repairs in the maintenance system. • Assist with room turns that require maintenance (minor carpentry, painting touch-ups, lock/closer adjustments, PTAC checks). • Troubleshoot and perform basic repairs on electrical (lighting, outlets, switches), plumbing (toilet, sink, shower repairs, leaks), and HVAC common-area systems as directed. • Conduct routine inspections of guest rooms, corridors, public areas, back-of-house, and exterior grounds; report hazards or deferred maintenance items. • Maintain cleanliness and organization of the maintenance shop, service carts, and assigned tools; return tools after use. • Stock and track inventory of common replacement parts and PTAC-specific items; report low stock to the supervisor. • Follow safety procedures, use PPE, lockout/tagout when required, and participate in safety training and toolbox talks. • Coordinate with housekeeping and front desk to minimize guest disruption during repairs; communicate estimated completion times. • Assist in emergency response (water leaks, HVAC failures, fire alarm issues) and follow prescribed emergency procedures and notifications. • Support vendor access for specialized repairs and warranty work; assist with vendor direction and verification of completed work. • Attend training to maintain certifications (EPA 608) and learn manufacturer-specific PTAC service procedures.Daily / Shift Tasks (checklist) • Review assigned work orders and prioritize based on guest impact. • Inspect and service PTAC units in assigned rooms per PM list. • Change/clean PTAC filters as scheduled; inspect condensate drains for blockages. • Perform quick room-turn fixes and report any larger repairs to the supervisor. • Replace light bulbs, check exit signs, and verify emergency lighting. • Log parts used and update the inventory sheet or system. • Clean work areas and return tools; restock service cart. • Notify Building Engineer of outstanding issues or recurring PTAC failures.Performance Indicators • Timely response to guest work orders and completion rate. • Number of repeat PTAC service calls per room. • Completion rate of scheduled PM tasks. • Housekeeping and front desk satisfaction with maintenance response. • Safety record and adherence to procedures.