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Pool Technician
Job summary
A reputed hospitality company in Dubai is seeking a Pool Technician responsible for maintaining pools and ensuring water quality. The ideal candidate should have at least five years of experience with 5-star hotels, a vocational diploma, and certifications in water management. Good knowledge of water chemicals and basic English skills are required.
Qualifications
- Minimum five years' experience with 5-star hotels or facilities management company.
- Basic computer skills.
- Basic - English communication skills, written and verbal.
Responsibilities
- Maintain pools, jacuzzis, water features, streams, and potable water tanks.
- Ensure the quality of the water is safe for usage and chemically balanced.
Skills
Education
Pool technician’s job responsibility is to maintain the pools, jacuzzis, water features, streams and domestic potable water tanks to a high standard in order to ensure the quality of the water is safe for human usage and chemically balanced at all times.
- High School or equivalent, Vocational Diploma or certificate
- Water and chemical management system certificate
- Should have good knowledge in different water chemicals and their usage
- Should be analytic, troubleshooter and problem solver
- Minimum five years\' experience with 5-star hotels or facilities management company
- Basic computer skills.
- Basic - English communication skills, written and verbal.
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