Handyman / Maintenance Tech
churchmans hospitalityNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
We are in HOSPITALITY BUSINESS (Hotel/Motel) in Newark, DE 19713.We are looking forhandy man / property maintenance Tech PART TIME or FULL TIME for Hotel/Motel who can start immediately in Newark, DE.Responsibilities
General over all property maintenance including but not limited to drywall repairs, roof repairs , carpentry, Painting, light plumbing/electrical, parking lot maintenance , Trash/Garbage Removal, Snow Removal and general handy man work Install or repair sheet rock, Paint. Replace basic electrical fixtures, light switches, receptacles, light bulbs and fixtures. Perform minor plumbing functions. Ensure Hotel Locks, HVAC, lights, plumbing and electrical systems are maintained in proper working order for our guests Maintain the exterior of the hotel daily, including exterior trash receptacles, ash trays/smoker stations, and parking lot .Flip mattresses and move furniture as assigned. Assist hotel guests with any guest room issues in plumbing, electrical, etc. Maintain swimming pool, pool equipment, maintain fitness center and equipment. Maintain the curb appeal by snow removal, lawn care, gardening and trash removal.
Schedule: 8 hour shift
Day shift HolidaysMonday to FridayOn call Weekend availability
Education: High school or equivalent (Required)
Experience: Handy Man/Maintenance: 5 years (Required)
Maintenance: 5 years (Required)
License/Certification: Driver's License (Required)
Work Location: One location
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