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The Director of Engineering is responsible for ensuring that all hotel equipment is properly serviced and functional, that the hotel grounds and facilities are maintained, and that training is provided for each department as to the proper operation and maintenance of departmental equipment.
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The luxury resort community of Wailea includes a 1.2 mile-long oceanfront beach path connecting five crescent-shaped, golden-sand beaches, a premier shopping center and distinguished restaurants.
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Minimum 3 years of engineering mechanical related experience. When applying for a position working at a Hyatt hotel, you are pursuing an opportunity to join a culture built on caring and attentive colleague who have a passion for providing efficient service and creating meaningful experiences.
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The gorgeous Waldorf Astoria Resort in Maui, Grand Wailea, is looking for a Water Features/ Pool Maintenance Technician to join the Engineering Team! college degrees, high school completion, English-language learning, digital literacy, professional certificates and more.
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Andaz Maui at Wailea is the first resort for the Andaz brand. Hyatt has redefined the hotel experience that reflects the Hindi meaning of "Andaz, personal style". Local inspirations, simplified luxuries, uncompromised service and leading edge design all create the Andaz concept which is growing worldwide.
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