Hotel engineer

🗓️ Posted 2026-07-21 London, England, UK, London, United Kingdom Full-time Hybrid Engineering

Company shared salary

NA

Market rate

2,917 GBP–3,750 GBP/mo (35,004 GBP–45,000 GBP/yr)

Based on similar roles (title + domain + location).

Responsibilities

  • A well-maintained hotel has a direct positive impact on guest satisfaction. Therefore, Another Star is looking for a solid hotel maintenance engineer who can help us change its maintenance organization from reactive to preventive. A proactive mindset combined with curiosity and a sociable personality are very important elements for this role.
  • As a hotel maintenance engineer, you are responsible for the complete day-to-day maintenance of the hotel. You will communicate with the hotel senior engineer, hotel manager, housekeeping department, (sub)contractors and the Another Star Support office.
  • Key Responsibilities
  • Making sure our guests are happy Ensure our rooms are working and nothing is damaged
  • Inform the hotel team which rooms can and cannot be sold
  • Support the hotel team with technical tasks throughout the hotel
  • On-call in case of emergencies
  • Manage and coordinate 3rd party subcontractors in terms of preventative maintenance
  • Be the first point of contact in case of any issues with the building installations
  • Keep everybody informed by updating the status to the hotel team and in the supporting software
  • Qualifications / skills
  • A skilled, all-round technical assistant with basic knowledge of electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems
  • Able to work independently
  • Basic knowledge of computer software (email, excel, word), and are interested to learn new software programs
  • Good level in communicating and writing in English
  • Eager to learn and develop yourself
  • No 9 to 5 mentality, interesting challenges always happen at unexpected times
  • Proactive and enthusiastic
  • Happy to work in a team, side by side with the citizenM Glasgow hotel staff and Another Star's Support Office
  • Passionate about the things you're doing.