Maintenance Technician — HVAC & Mechanical

Responsibilities

• Maintain centralized HVAC systems across an extended-stay property with high continuous occupancy
• Service VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) systems — common in CDMX modern hotel construction — including routine maintenance, filter service, and fault diagnosis
• Manage boiler and hot water systems for high-occupancy continuous use
• Coordinate with HVAC service contractors on refrigerant handling and system recharges
• Monitor mechanical rooms daily; keep logs of system performance and temperature set points
• Support general maintenance team with escalated HVAC and plumbing issues

Requirements

• Technical training in HVAC, refrigeration, or mechanical systems
• Experience with VRF and central HVAC systems
• EC0152 certification (refrigerant handling) strongly preferred
• Ability to read HVAC schematics and system documentation

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Transport subsidy MXN 700/month
• Grocery vouchers MXN 900/month
• Support to obtain EC0152 certification if not already held

Work environment

Modern apart-hotel in Santa Fe business district. High continuous occupancy means HVAC systems run at near-full capacity year-round.

About the role

Santa Fe is CDMX's most modern business district — the buildings are newer, the systems are more sophisticated, and the technical demands on maintenance are correspondingly higher. The HVAC technician who can maintain a VRF system across 300 units without downtime is operating at a professional level that the general maintenance market can't fill easily.