Building & Property Maintenance·Updated on Nov 13·
Full-timeBourg-Saint-Maurice, France€2.5k /mo
About the Job
Requirements
A clean, valid, full driving licence is required because the role travels between resorts.
Preferably, the candidate is qualified in a trade or has significant experience in a maintenance role.
Hospitality industry knowledge is preferred.
The candidate must have a good level of spoken English and French.
The candidate should have a friendly and helpful manner, put guests' needs first, work well under pressure, and be patient.
The candidate should have a love of skiing or snowboarding and Alpine activities, or a strong desire to learn.
The candidate should be able to work on their own initiative and as part of a team.
The candidate should maintain a neat and well-groomed appearance, have an eye for detail, and be punctual.
The candidate should be able to work to a budget, be flexible, and take a practical, hands-on approach.
Responsibilities
Repair a diverse range of problems, including broken beds, common electrical problems, and blocked pipes.
Spot potential problems before they arise.
Maintain chalets and accommodation to a high standard, including painting walls, tightening screws, and resealing baths and showers.
Keep worksheets up to date.
Liaise with local tradesmen where necessary.
Deal with emergencies when they occur.
Move equipment between resorts.
Return weekly expenses.
Ski Beat is looking for a hard-working, multi skilled individual with a fun, flexible, easy-going attitude to be responsible for the repairs and maintenance of their ski chalets and staff accommodation in their resorts of Val d'Isère, Val Thorens, La Rosière, La Plagne, Les Arcs and La Tania.
You will be very customer-focused person, with an ability to carry our repairs in an efficient, high quality manner to ensure minimal disruption to our clients, while being adaptable enough to take on whatever comes your way.
Repair a diverse range of problems from broken beds, to common electrical problems, to blocked pipes etc.
Spotting potential problems before they arise
Maintaining chalets and accommodation to a high standard, for example - painting walls, tightening screws, re-sealing baths/showers etc.
Keep work sheets up-to-date
Liaise with local tradesmen where necessary
Dealing with emergencies when they occur
Move equipment between resorts
Return weekly expenses
You will preferably be qualified in a trade, or have significant experience in maintenance role, and preferably have some idea of the hospitality industry. You are required to have a clean, valid, full driving licence as you will need to travel between resorts.
We are looking for enthusiastic individuals with the following:
A friendly and helpful manner, and a willingness to go that extra mile
A desire to put guests' needs first and ensure they have a fantastic holiday
The capacity to work well under pressure
Patience and a sense of humour
A love of skiing or snowboarding and all things Alpine, or at least a strong desire to learn
An ability to work on own initiative and be a good team player