The Pool Technician is responsible for maintaining swimming pools, water features, pumps, filtration systems and related equipment at Raffles Seychelles. Requirements typically include practical experience in pool maintenance, plumbing, water-treatment systems or hotel engineering, along with knowledge of chemical handling, filtration and water-quality testing. A technical qualification and previous luxury-hotel or resort experience are advantageous. The successful candidate should be physically fit, safety-conscious, reliable and able to work outdoors in a tropical environment. Expectations include monitoring chlorine and pH levels, completing preventative maintenance, identifying and repairing faults, maintaining accurate records, keeping pool areas safe and presentable, and responding promptly to guest or operational needs. Flexible shifts, teamwork and strong attention to hygiene standards are essential.
Raffles Seychelles is a luxury resort operated under Raffles Hotels & Resorts, part of Accor, one of the world's major hospitality groups. Located on Praslin Island near Anse Takamaka, the resort is known for private villas, extensive grounds, high-end dining, spa services and personalized guest experiences. Raffles emphasizes refined service, attention to detail and genuine local character while providing international training and career opportunities through the Accor network. Employees may work in a multicultural environment serving leisure travelers, honeymooners and luxury holiday guests. Resort positions commonly include accommodation, meals, transport or service-charge benefits, depending on the role and employment package. The property places strong importance on guest safety, environmental care, teamwork and maintaining premium facilities in Seychelles' tropical climate.
Seychelles offers employment opportunities mainly in tourism and hospitality, including hotels, resorts, restaurants, marine activities, engineering, housekeeping and guest services. The culture combines Seychellois Creole, African, European and Asian influences, with English, French and Creole widely used. Life is relaxed and outdoors-oriented, with beaches, hiking, snorkeling and island excursions, although imported goods and housing can be expensive. Praslin is quieter and less urban than Mahé, with fewer services but a strong resort community. Foreign employees generally need a Gainful Occupation Permit, normally arranged and sponsored by the employer before starting work. Employers may also provide accommodation, meals, airfare or transport, so these terms should be confirmed in writing. Candidates should bring valid qualifications, medical documents and police clearance where requested, and check contract terms, work authorization and deductions carefully before relocating.
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