Pool Technician

Responsibilities

• Maintain 6–8 pools across a large resort: daily water quality testing (pH, chlorine, alkalinity, cyanuric acid), chemical dosing, manual and automatic dosing system management
• Operate and maintain filtration systems: backwash scheduling, filter media inspection and replacement on cycle
• Service pool circulation pumps, motors, and piping: regular lubrication, seal inspection, impeller checks
• Maintain pool surface and tile cleanliness: brush walls and tiles, operate vacuum equipment, monitor for algae
• Service swim-up bar pool area: underwater pool bar seat maintenance, drainage, hygiene management
• Maintain pool safety equipment: life rings, depth markers, drain anti-entrapment covers — compliance with NOM-245-SSA1 pool safety standards

Requirements

• Pool water chemistry knowledge: testing, dosing calculations, troubleshooting turbidity and biological growth
• Pump and filtration system maintenance experience
• Cofepris/NOM-245 pool water quality compliance awareness
• Rotating shift availability — pools require daily management 365 days per year

Benefits

• IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
• Staff canteen
• Uniform and sun-protection gear
• Punctuality bonus

Work environment

Large all-inclusive resort with multiple pools. High-volume pool management operation in one of Mexico's most intensively used resort pool environments.

About the role

A resort's pool is one of its most photographed and reviewed features. Guests share pool photos on social media, mention the pool in reviews, and choose hotels partly based on it. The pool technician who maintains water that's crystal clear, chemistry that's perfectly balanced, and surfaces that are visually immaculate is directly supporting the property's most visible asset.