Engineer III
auberge collectionDallas (TX)
About the role
Engineer IIIThe Engineer III supports hotel operations by performing basic maintenance and repair tasks across guest rooms, public areas, and back-of-house spaces. This role focuses on learning hotel systems while assisting with preventative maintenance, responding to guest requests, and ensuring property appearance and functionality standards are maintained. Perform basic maintenance in guest rooms and public areas (light bulbs, fixtures, minor plumbing, door adjustments, TV resets) Respond to guest maintenance requests in a timely and professional manner Assist with preventative maintenance inspections across guest rooms and public areas Perform minor repairs on furniture, doors, locks, and fixtures Assist with Kitchens, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems under supervision Support maintenance and upkeep of courtyards, pool areas, patios, and exterior lighting Assist with basic pool area upkeep such as reporting chemical imbalances, cleanliness issues, or equipment concerns (no direct chemical treatment unless CPO certified) Maintain cleanliness and organization of engineering closets and storage areas Transport tools, supplies, and equipment throughout indoor and outdoor property areas Document completed work orders accurately Report safety hazards, damage, or system issues immediately Assist with setup and breakdown of event spaces indoors and outdoors Support landscaping-related maintenance tasks when needed Follow all safety procedures and PPE requirements
Qualifications:
- Basic hotel maintenance experience preferred
- Ability to work in guest-facing hotel environment
- Willingness to learn technical systems
- Team-oriented and dependable
- Flexible schedule including Days, evenings, overnights, weekends, holidays
- Safety certifications preferred or required
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