The Técnico/a de Mantenimiento is responsible for keeping hotel facilities, guest rooms and technical systems safe, functional and well presented. Duties typically include preventive and corrective maintenance, basic electrical, plumbing, air-conditioning and building repairs, responding to work requests, recording completed tasks and supporting compliance with safety procedures. Candidates are expected to have vocational training or practical experience in building maintenance, sound troubleshooting skills and a reliable, service-minded approach. Hotel or resort experience is advantageous. Flexibility to work shifts, weekends and public holidays may be required. Good Spanish is important, while English or another language is useful when assisting guests and working with an international team.
Sofitel Barcelona Skipper is a luxury hotel operated under Sofitel, Accor’s French-inspired premium hospitality brand. Located close to Barcelona’s coastline and Port Olímpic, the hotel combines contemporary accommodation with Mediterranean character and provides services such as restaurants, meeting facilities, leisure areas and guest support. Sofitel properties focus on refined service, design, local culture and personalized experiences, while benefiting from Accor’s international operating standards, training resources and employee-development opportunities. The hotel’s engineering and maintenance team plays an important role in protecting guest comfort, ensuring smooth daily operations and maintaining the property to luxury-hospitality standards. As part of Accor, employees may also gain access to an international working environment, internal mobility opportunities and staff benefits that can vary according to local policy and employment terms.
Spain’s main island destinations include Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Hospitality, maintenance, construction, tourism, food and beverage, wellness and marine activities provide regular employment, especially during the summer season. Life is generally outdoor-oriented, with beaches, warm weather and a relaxed social culture, although rents and transport costs can be high in popular areas. Spanish is valuable for everyday life and work; English and German are particularly useful in tourism. EU and EEA citizens can live and work without a visa, while non-EU nationals normally need an appropriate work and residence permit arranged with an employer. Relocating workers should secure accommodation early, check seasonal contract conditions, register locally and confirm transport links. Barcelona itself is on the mainland, not the islands, and generally offers broader year-round employment.
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