Full Time Head of Maintenance

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willamette wine country rv parkDayton (OR)

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About the role

Location: On-site (RV Resort / Hospitality Property)
Employment Type: Full-Time
Position Summary: The Head of Maintenance oversees all maintenance operations to ensure the property's facilities, infrastructure, and equipment are safe, functional, and well-maintained. This role leads preventive maintenance efforts, manages staff, and supports overall property operations to maintain high guest satisfaction.
Key Responsibilities: Oversee daily maintenance of buildings, RV sites, utilities, and common areas Implement and manage preventive maintenance programs Perform and supervise repairs across electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general systems Lead, schedule, and supervise maintenance staff while ensuring accountability and safety Respond to maintenance issues and coordinate with operations teams to minimize guest disruption Manage vendors, contractors, and maintenance-related inventory Conduct routine inspections to identify and resolve safety or maintenance issues
Qualifications: 5+ years of maintenance experience, preferably in hospitality, RV parks, resorts, or similar environments Prior supervisory or team leadership experience Strong knowledge of electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and general repair work Ability to troubleshoot issues independently and make timely decisions Experience managing vendors, supplies, and maintenance operations Technical certifications (HVAC, electrical, or similar) are a plus Experience with campground, marina, or utility systems is a plus Bilingual (English/Spanish) is a plus Comfortable working outdoors in varying conditions Valid driver's license required Compensation & BenefitsPerformance-based incentives (if applicable) Health benefits (if offered) Paid time off and holidays Potential on-site housing or RV space (property-dependent) Work EnvironmentIndoor and outdoor work Physically active role (lifting, walking, equipment use) May require weekends, holidays, and occasional on-call availability

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