Tylney Hall Hotel
Deputy Maintenance Manager

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Maintenance Assistant Overview
We are looking to recruit a Deputy Maintenance Manager to carry out a wide range of general maintenance, decorating, carpentry, service, and repair work across all areas of the Hotel. The workload is varied and interesting. Candidates should be able to show a previous track record in general site maintenance, repair work, and planned preventative maintenance. We are seeking someone with a professional level of experience and ideally key carpentry skills.
Maintenance Assistant Key Responsibilities
- In conjunction with the Maintenance Manager, deliver a comprehensive and planned maintenance management service which covers all guest bedrooms, public areas, conference/function rooms, Spa and Leisure, external Estate, and Staff accommodation.
- To oversee the management of the operation of the Maintenance Department and instruct the Maintenance team accordingly on a day-to-day basis, identifying priorities or responding to instructions by Senior Management.
- To manage, in conjunction with the Head of Maintenance, all hotel refurbishment projects, ensuring a professional approach to all projects whether completed in-house or by a Contractor.
- To assist with managing specific projects associated with all building and estate maintenance, i.e. roof works, road works, building works.
- In conjunction with the Maintenance Manager, ensure all equipment is in working order and liaise with the Heads of Department to ensure any issues are dealt with promptly.
- To support the structure of taking responsibility for all maintenance requirements concerning staff accommodation, ensuring at all times that a visible concern for staff welfare is displayed by all team members.
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