50-301 Engineer II

A hotel room fixer is a maintenance or handyman role focused on repairing, maintaining, and restoring guest rooms to meet operational and brand standards. This position ensures rooms are safe, functional, and presentable for guests, often working directly on in-room issues.

A hotel room fixer is responsible for the upkeep and repair of guest room facilities, equipment, and finishes. They respond to work orders from guests or housekeeping, perform preventive maintenance, and maintain the property’s physical condition. The role requires a mix of technical skills (plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry) and customer service abilities 

• Respond to guest requests: Address in-room maintenance issues such as plumbing leaks, electrical faults, HVAC malfunctions, or furniture damage promptly  

• Routine and preventive maintenance: Perform scheduled checks and repairs on HVAC units, plumbing fixtures, electrical outlets, light fixtures, and locks 

• Plumbing repairs: Unclog drains, fix leaks, replace faucets, and maintain water heaters 

• Electrical work: Replace bulbs, outlets, switches, and troubleshoot lighting systems  

• HVAC maintenance: Service and repair fan coil units, split systems, and other air conditioning equipment 

• Carpentry and finishing: Repair furniture, doors, windows, tile grouting, caulking, and paint surfaces  

• General cleaning and upkeep: Assist with light cleaning tasks as needed to maintain room standards 

• Inventory and documentation: Manage maintenance supplies, log work completed, and update work orders in the property management system 

• Safety compliance: Follow OSHA and hotel safety protocols, including lockout/tagout procedures  

• Coordination with other departments: Work with housekeeping, front desk, and management to ensure smooth operations 

• High school diploma or GED; vocational training in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or carpentry preferred 

• Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, meters, and gauges  

• Strong problem-solving, communication, and customer service skills.

• Physical stamina and willingness to work in varied environments, including guest rooms.

• Must have valid driver license

• Must pass a drug test.

• In summary: A hotel room fixer is both a technician and a guest service representative, ensuring that every room is safe, comfortable, and in line with the hotel’s standards. The role blends hands-on repair work with responsive service to maintain guest satisfaction and operational efficiency.