Hotel Electrician

Responsibilities

• Maintain all electrical systems across a large resort: guest room circuits, public area lighting, kitchen electrical, pool pump rooms, entertainment systems
• Diagnose and repair electrical faults across all property zones — respond to work orders within shift response time standards
• Perform preventive maintenance on distribution panels, breakers, and junction boxes — salt-corrosion inspection is a quarterly requirement
• Replace and seal outdoor fixtures to salt-resistant standard — standard indoor fittings fail quickly in the Zona Hotelera environment
• Coordinate with the Chief Engineer on planned electrical maintenance and system upgrades
• Maintain accurate as-built documentation of any electrical modifications

Requirements

• Technical certification in electrical installation (CONALEP, vocational school, or equivalent)
• Hotel or large commercial building electrical experience
• Knowledge of NOM-001-SEDE
• Rotating shift availability; on-call for electrical emergencies

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Staff canteen
• Tools and PPE provided
• Uniform provided

Work environment

Large all-inclusive resort in Cancún's Zona Hotelera. High-load electrical environment requiring constant preventive attention and rapid fault response.

About the role

The hotel electrician in a Cancún all-inclusive is responsible for the power that makes everything else possible. Every light that works, every outlet that charges a phone, every kitchen range that cooks 3,000 meals a day — all of it runs through systems this technician maintains. The electrical department is invisible when it works. When it doesn't, everyone notices immediately.