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CoralTree Hospitality

Manages luxury hotels, resorts, residences

Maintenance Engineer 2

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/4/2026Deadline 8/25/27
$23/hr
Mid
Colorado Springs, CO, USA
In Person

About the job

Requirements
  • At least two years of experience in commercial electricity, HVAC, and refrigeration.
  • Working knowledge of electrical supplies and equipment.
  • Knowledge of proper chemical handling and disposal.
  • Working knowledge of blueprints and wiring schematics.
  • Working knowledge of power and hand tools, meters, and related technical-trade equipment.
  • Ability to climb ladders and work at heights up to 35 feet.
  • Ability to lift at least 50 pounds.
  • Ability to pass a Certified Pool Operator training course.
  • Ability to learn and understand life safety systems.
  • Ability to communicate legibly and provide directions.
  • Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
  • Fluency in job-related English, both verbal and non-verbal.
  • Ability to work a flexible schedule that may include evenings, weekends, and holidays.
  • Electrical and HVAC certifications.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain knowledge of and comply with departmental policies, service procedures, and standards.
  • Maintain knowledge of proper maintenance and use of equipment, and use equipment only as intended.
  • Anticipate guest needs, respond promptly, and acknowledge guests throughout the day.
  • Maintain positive guest relations and resolve guest complaints to ensure guest satisfaction.
  • Monitor and maintain cleanliness, sanitation, and organization of assigned work areas.
  • Receive daily assignments from the Director of Engineering or Manager and review priorities and special projects.
  • Organize materials, tools, and equipment for daily assignments.
  • Maintain timelines and schedules in accordance with the preventive maintenance program.
  • Review work orders and night reports, inspect areas with reported problems, and note needed information or safety concerns.
  • Schedule preventive maintenance work in guest rooms in coordination with the Executive Housekeeper and Front Office.
  • Complete electrical work orders, including replacing light switches and wall receptacles, resetting circuit breakers, and replacing fluorescent light ballasts; use an ohmmeter, voltage tester, and amp probe.
  • Complete plumbing work orders, including clearing sinks, toilets, garbage disposals, and drain lines; repairing or replacing valves; replacing washers, gaskets, vacuum breakers, and toilet seals; and working with conduit, copper, black, and cast-iron pipe and pipe hangers.
  • Complete preventive maintenance work orders for laundry and kitchen equipment and guest rooms using the Rooms Preventive Maintenance Program Punch List.
  • Change air-conditioning filters every three months.
  • Inspect HVAC equipment, change filters and belts, check bearings, lubricate as needed, and investigate and adjust unusual noise or vibration.
  • Change or repair locks as needed.
  • Check and test-run the emergency generator weekly.
  • Perform general maintenance in guest rooms and public areas.
  • Assist electricians, carpenters, plumbers, and painters with repair work.
  • Assist engineering personnel with routine and preventive maintenance as instructed by the Manager.
  • Maintain work-area cleanliness and organization, including receiving and storing requisitions and removing trash.
  • Use, clean, maintain, and store tools properly.
  • Handle chemicals for designated uses and surfaces.
  • Ensure the security of assigned keys.
  • Remove snow.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience at a comparable AAA Four Diamond or Four Star hotel and/or resort is highly desired.

About the company

CoralTree Hospitality manages luxury hotels, resorts, and residences for independent, branded, and soft-branded properties across the United States. It handles on-site operations, marketing, sales, revenue management, brand development, and HR support, with additional services for golf courses, spas, HOAs, and membership programs; it also oversees vacation rental units. The company uses a decentralized model that empowers on-property leaders to tailor operations to local markets, while revenue comes from management agreements with property owners. Its goal is to improve property performance and profitability, grow its portfolio, and expand residence and rental-management offerings under the CoralTree brand.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Englewood, Colorado

Founded

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What believers are saying

  • Reef expanded its CoralTree partnership July 1, 2026 to five properties nationwide.
  • CoralTree won Crystal Peak Lodge in Breckenridge on September 3, 2026.
  • The company added RiverPlace Hotel, Pioche Village, and Main & Sky in 2026.

What critics are saying

  • CoralTree sued Peninsula Beach Resort on June 10, 2025 over breach of contract.
  • Terranea litigation names CoralTree, Lowe, and JC Resorts in alleged retaliation and discrimination.
  • Reef concentration raises dependency risk; losing Black Desert or Park City weakens growth quickly.

What makes CoralTree Hospitality unique

  • Tom Luersen built CoralTree from Lowe’s Two Roads talent bench in 2018.
  • CoralTree manages 52 properties across hotels, resorts, residences, and vacation rentals.
  • Jeff Knowlton joined May 2026 to modernize systems, digital booking, and infrastructure.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Employee Discounts

Company News

Boutique Hotel News
Sep 25th, 2026
Outbound Park City set to open in early 2027.

Outbound Park City set to open in early 2027. Reading Time: 2 minutes US: Lifestyle brand Outbound Hotels will open its 180-room Park City property in early 2027, located in Utah. With views of the Wasatch Mountains, Outbound Park City will open for stays beginning 1 April 2027. Alongside its 180 rooms, amenities include two F&B venues - an all-day diner and cocktail bar - alongside two social areas. One serves as an indoor retreat with a pool, hot tub, cabanas and loungers, while an outdoor courtyard includes fire pits, outdoor games, and areas for live music. An additional 11,000 square feet of flexible meeting space is also available for events. "Park City is an exciting opportunity for us to bring the Outbound experience to one of the country's most iconic four-season mountain destinations," said Matthew Mering, co-founder of Outbound Hotels. "With reservations now open, we're one step closer to welcoming guests to a place where they can get outside, spend time together and enjoy everything Park City has to offer all year round." The Outbound portfolio includes The Virginian Lodge in Jackson Hole, WY; Outbound Mammoth in Mammoth Lakes, CA; Outbound Stowe in Stowe, VT; and Outbound Sedona in Sedona, AZ. Additional properties are due to open in Yosemite, CA. Outbound Hotels is owned by Waterton and operated in partnership with CoralTree Hospitality. Highlights: * Lifestyle brand Outbound Hotels plans to open Outbound Park City in Utah in early 2027, with stays commencing 1 April 2027. * Designed by The Gettys Group, the 180-room mountain resort features an all-day diner, a cocktail bar, an indoor retreat with a pool, hot tub, cabanas, and loungers, an outdoor courtyard with fire pits and live music areas, and 11,000 square feet of flexible meeting space. * Led by co-founder Matthew Mering, the property joins Outbound Hotels' portfolio including properties in Jackson Hole, Mammoth Lakes, Stowe, Sedona, and Yosemite. * Owned by Waterton and operated in partnership with CoralTree Hospitality, the expansion brings the outdoor-focused hospitality brand to Utah's Wasatch Mountains.

Hotels Magazine
Aug 11th, 2026
CoralTree Hospitality appoints new CTO.

CoralTree Hospitality appoints new CTO. CoralTree Hospitality has appointed Jeff Knowlton as chief technology officer to lead the company's enterprise technology strategy, digital innovation and systems optimization across its portfolio. Knowlton brings more than 25 years of experience in hospitality and technology leadership, digital transformation, guest-facing platform enhancement and operational system modernization to his new role. He will oversee CoralTree's technology roadmap, focusing on improving guest experience, operational efficiency and scalable infrastructure to support the company's expansion. "Jeff's deep expertise at the intersection of hospitality and technology makes him an exceptional addition to our leadership team," said Tom Luersen, president of CoralTree Hospitality. "As we continue to grow, his vision and leadership will be instrumental in delivering innovative, seamless, and data-driven guest experiences across our portfolio." Before joining CoralTree Hospitality, Knowlton most recently served as chief information officer at Peregrine Hospitality. Prior to that, he served in the same role at Sonesta Hotels International. Knowlton also held technology roles with the Pursuit Collection, Sage Hospitality and Vail Resorts. "I'm thrilled to join CoralTree Hospitality at such an exciting time in its growth," said Knowlton. "The company has a strong reputation for thoughtful, experience-driven hospitality, and I look forward to advancing its technology capabilities to support both guests and associates while enabling long-term success."