Quick overview
AI summarySupervisory maintenance role at db Group's hotels, based on-site in Mellieħa. Covers preventive maintenance schedules, health and safety compliance, contractor liaison and daily task allocation across technicians, tilers, painters and plant staff. Requires broad electrical, plumbing, mechanical and building knowledge plus prior team-leading experience. Suits hands-on maintenance staff able to work shifts, weekends and emergency call-outs.
About the role
Maintenance Supervisor, db Hotels & Resorts (db Group)
Malta · Shift work
db Hotels & Resorts, part of db Group, is hiring a Maintenance Supervisor to run the day-to-day work of a hotel maintenance team. The role reports to the Chief Engineer or Maintenance Manager and keeps the building, equipment and plant in good order.
What you'd do
You would allocate daily tasks to technicians, tilers, painters and plant staff, plan preventive maintenance schedules and make sure breakdowns reported by other departments get a fast response, prioritised by urgency and guest impact. You inspect completed work, keep maintenance and servicing records, manage stock of materials and spares with the Stores team, and bring in contractors for specialist jobs. The role also helps plan refurbishments, trains and mentors the team, and includes emergency call-outs.
What you need
Proven maintenance experience with time spent supervising or leading a team, ideally in a hotel, resort or large commercial facility, and broad technical knowledge across electrical, plumbing, mechanical and building work. Strong leadership and organisation, a good grasp of health and safety rules, good English, and flexibility for shifts, weekends, public holidays and call-outs are required. A technical qualification is an asset.
About the company
db Group is Malta's largest hospitality operation, running db Seabank Resort + Spa in Mellieħa and db San Antonio Hotel + Spa in Qawra along with restaurant brands including Hard Rock Cafe, Starbucks Malta, Blu Beach Club, Amami, Westreme, Nine Lives and AKI.