Facilities Manager – Hospitality Resort

SUMMARY:
We are seeking an experienced and hands-on Facilities Manager to oversee the maintenance, utilities, infrastructure, and technical operations of a prestigious hospitality resort. This role is ideal for a technically strong individual with a background in electrical or mechanical maintenance who can ensure that all resort facilities operate safely, efficiently, and to the highest standards.

Candidates with previous experience as a Facilities Manager, Utilities Technician, Utilities Foreman, Maintenance Supervisor, Maintenance Manager, or Engineering Supervisor within hospitality, manufacturing, FMCG, healthcare, mining, or industrial environments are encouraged to apply.

POSITION INFO:
Minimum Requirements South African citizen. Medically fit and able to perform the duties of the position. Maximum preferred age: 57 years , although all suitably qualified and medically fit candidates will be considered. One of the following qualifications: Trade Test (Electrical or Mechanical), or National Diploma (NDip) in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or BTech in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering. Minimum 5 years' experience managing facilities, maintenance, or utilities. Strong knowledge of building services and preventative maintenance. Valid driver's licence. Proficient in Microsoft Office and maintenance management systems. Key Responsibilities Manage all building infrastructure, maintenance activities, and engineering services across the resort. Ensure uninterrupted operation of electrical, mechanical, plumbing, HVAC, water, sewage, and utility systems. Develop and implement preventative and predictive maintenance programmes. Manage contractors, service providers, and maintenance staff. Oversee energy efficiency initiatives and utility consumption. Ensure statutory compliance with health, safety, environmental, and maintenance regulations. Conduct routine inspections and coordinate repairs to buildings, guest facilities, staff accommodation, and public areas. Prepare maintenance budgets and control expenditure. Source and manage spare parts, consumables, and maintenance contracts. Respond to emergencies and minimise operational downtime. Maintain maintenance records, asset registers, and compliance documentation.