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Corinthia London is seeking a skilled Shift Engineer to maintain hotel facilities and power plant machinery, including heat, power, air conditioning and refrigeration, while performing room maintenance as required.
The ideal candidate will have previous engineering experience, a relevant degree, knowledge of Health and Safety regulations, and a strong commitment to exceptional guest service in a luxury 5-star environment.
Our heart, head and hands play a part in everything we do. By caring about the art of hospitality and perfecting every detail, we work together to uplift the lives of others. There is nothing quite like the satisfaction of providing an unrivalled service that is greatly admired.
If you are passionate about delivering an exquisite service within a 5-star environment, then we would like to hear from you.
The Shift Engineer will be responsible for maintaining the Hotel facilities in optimum operating condition by performing preventative maintenance and repairs on hotel power plant machinery (including heat, power, air conditioning and refrigeration) as well as performing room maintenance repairs or other areas of the hotel as needed adhering to corporate policies and guidelines.
Corinthia London combines contemporary flair with traditional grandeur. We consider ourselves as London’s elegant, uplifting grand hotel, intelligently designed for modern life. Situated in the heart of London, the hotel features 279 beautiful bedrooms, including 7 penthouses and 55 suites, elegant restaurants, and bars and the largest, most breath‑taking multi award‑winning spa in London.
We understand what is important to our colleagues and our benefits offering was tailored with this in mind.
Our focus is supporting your health and wellbeing and giving you more time with your family and friends by offering:
We will invest in you the same way you do it with us and provide you with access to:
In line with the requirements of the Asylum & Immigration Act 1996, all applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK, or be able to acquire such eligibility. Documented evidence of eligibility will be required from candidates as part of the recruitment process.