Maintenance & EngineeringPool & Natural Water Technician — Eco-Luxury Hotel
Eco-luxury hotel with cenote and natural pool, Tulum zona hotelera
Tulum
MXN 11,000 – 15,000 / monthFull-time, permanent
Fixed monthly + housing support
Responsibilities
- Maintain cenote pool as primary natural water feature: daily visual inspection, debris removal, water clarity monitoring, access infrastructure safety checks
- Manage natural biological pool (where installed): aquatic plant health, beneficial microorganism balance, debris management, flow through gravel filtration beds
- Maintain conventional plunge pools in villa suites: standard chemical dosing, filtration, daily cleaning — high-standard luxury finish required despite small pool sizes
- Monitor all water systems for visual quality standards expected by eco-luxury guests — water must be pristine naturally, not artificially blue
- Coordinate with sustainability manager on any water treatment approaches and environmental documentation
- Maintain cenote access safety infrastructure: entry points, underwater lighting, rope lines, safety signage
Requirements
- Pool maintenance experience; natural water environment experience strongly preferred
- Genuine understanding of ecological water management vs. chemical water management
- Environmental sensitivity appropriate to cenote-adjacent protected natural areas
- Physical fitness for diving maintenance inspection in natural water environments
Benefits
- IMSS, aguinaldo, paid vacation + premium
- Accommodation allowance (remote property)
- Staff canteen with organic meals
- Cenote access on days off
Work environment
Eco-luxury hotel with cenote and natural pool systems in Tulum. The most ecologically sophisticated pool maintenance work in Mexican hospitality.
About the role
Tulum's cenotes are ancient. The freshwater that fills them has been filtering through limestone for millennia. The pool technician who maintains access to these systems for guests — who keeps them safe and accessible while leaving their ecology undisturbed — is doing something that requires more ecological awareness than chemical knowledge. That's a rare skill, and Tulum is one of the only places in the world that needs it.
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