Hotel Electrician — Boutique Eco Properties

Responsibilities

• Maintain electrical systems in a boutique eco property operating primarily on grid with solar supplement
• Handle all standard electrical maintenance: guest room circuits, common area lighting, kitchen, pool equipment
• Install and maintain concealed wiring runs through natural material structures (palapa, bamboo, wooden post-and-beam) — fishing wire through bamboo columns and palm-thatch structures requires skill and patience
• Service outdoor lighting — path lighting, pool lighting, restaurant outdoor areas — to tropical weatherproofing standard
• Manage and test backup generator monthly; coordinate with management on fuel supply
• Document all electrical work with photos — useful for insurance and renovation planning in properties with non-standard construction

Requirements

• Electrical experience with eco, boutique, or non-standard construction buildings preferred
• Patience for concealment work in natural material structures
• Comfortable with open-air and jungle-edge working environment
• Basic solar system awareness

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Accommodation allowance available
• Staff canteen
• Protective equipment provided

Work environment

Boutique eco hotel in Tulum pueblo. Small property, independent electrical responsibility, open-air and natural material construction throughout.

About the role

Running conduit through bamboo structures in a Tulum eco hotel is not something they teach at trade school. The electrician who figures out how to do it cleanly — how to make the electrical invisible inside a building made of natural materials — is developing a craft skill that's specific to this moment in Mexico's eco-hospitality boom, and it's genuinely unusual.