General Maintenance
Pubblicato il 10-09-2026 - Four Seasons Hotels And Resorts in Treviso
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About the location:
Overlooking the Venetian Lagoon and just steps from Piazza San Marco, Danieli, a Four Seasons Hotel,
Venice is an iconic property offering elegant, spacious accommodations. The historic hotel showcases majestic Venetian architecture dating back to the 14th century. Guests can also enjoy spectacular views of Venice’s landmarks from the rooftop Restaurant Terrazza Danieli.
About The Role
Reporting to the Director of Engineering, the General Maintenance is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining all hotel systems, equipment, and technical infrastructure. This includes electrical and lighting systems, plumbing, heating and cooling systems, building automation, safety and fire‑prevention systems, and general mechanical components.
In this role, you will ensure every maintenance request is handled promptly, efficiently, and with the highest level of courtesy and professionalism. Your mission is to guarantee maximum safety, comfort, and quality for our guests and colleagues, preserving the operational exce