Engineering Manager
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Baccarat Hotels & Resorts in Italia
Shape the Future of Luxury
As Baccarat prepares to unveil its first hotel in Europe, we are seeking an Engineering Manager to lead one of the most anticipated luxury hotel openings in Rome.
This is a rare opportunity to be part of a landmark pre-opening from the very beginning—bringing an iconic property to life before leading its ongoing engineering operation as it welcomes guests from around the world.
Every experience is carefully curated. As Engineering Manager, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the hotel’s physical environment reflects the same uncompromising standards as the Baccarat name itself.
Reporting directly to the Director of Engineering, the manager will provide operational leadership across all engineering, maintenance, building systems and asset management functions throughout both the pre-opening and operational phases of the hotel.
During pre-opening, you will assist to establish the engineering department from the ground up—developing systems, recruiting and mentoring your team, commissioning building services,
managing defects and contractor relationships, implementing preventative maintenance programmes and ensuring every aspect of the hotel is ready for opening day.
Once operational, you will continue to supervise the department, protecting one of Rome’s most prestigious luxury assets while delivering an environment that is safe, efficient, sustainable and flawlessly maintained.
Coordinate building commissioning, systems testing and hotel readiness activities.
Oversee snagging, defect management and warranty processes.
Implement the hotel’s Computerised Maintenance Management System (CMMS).
Ensure full compliance with Italian statutory requirements, fire and life safety regulations and luxury brand standards.
Partner closely with operational departments to support a seamless hotel opening.
Supervise the day-to-day operation of the Engineering Department.
Deliver preventative and reactive maintenance programmes that minimise downt