General Maintenance Technician

Responsibilities

• Maintain all systems across a converted colonial property: plumbing, electrical, mini-split AC, furniture, fixtures
• Care for colonial architectural elements: carved stone (cantera) details, wooden beams, antique tile floors, iron railings
• Support event operations — temporary electrical connections for wedding receptions, outdoor string lighting for courtyard events, portable heater setup for cold-season evenings
• Manage altitude-specific considerations: gas boiler and water heater adjustment for 1,870m elevation; combustion efficiency monitoring
• Maintain rooftop terraces with mountain views — structural inspection, drainage, furniture, lighting
• Coordinate with outside restoration craftspeople for specialized heritage repairs

Requirements

• Maintenance experience in boutique, colonial, or historic properties
• Basic knowledge of altitude effects on combustion and gas systems
• Physical fitness for multi-level colonial building navigation
• Craft sensibility for working around and with valuable architectural elements

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Staff canteen
• Uniform matching the colonial boutique style
• Local transport allowance

Work environment

Luxury colonial boutique in San Miguel's historic center — every surface, door, and window is part of a property that took decades to restore. Maintenance here protects that investment.

About the role

San Miguel de Allende has some of the most beautiful hotel properties in Mexico. The maintenance technician who enters an 18th-century courtyard to fix a fountain, who does the job perfectly and leaves the cantera stones looking exactly as they did before — who understands that the building is the product — is working in one of the most rewarding environments in the country.