Maintenance
The Maintenance role is at the heart of keeping our chalet running like a dream. No two days are the same—you’ll be the go-to problem solver, jumping into action whether it’s silencing a squeaky door, tackling a temperamental boiler, or anything in between.
During your shifts, you’ll be on hand to respond to any maintenance issues as they arise, keeping things running seamlessly across the resort. You’ll also keep clear and accurate records of all work carried out. Throughout the week, you’ll support wider resort operations, including helping to deliver food and wine to chalet hosts on our weekly shopping day.
You’ll take responsibility for the upkeep of our resort vehicles, carrying out thorough weekly checks, monitoring oil and water levels, and logging any updates. When the snow falls heavily, you’ll play a key role in keeping the resort moving—clearing snow and ensuring safe access paths to chalets for both guests and staff.
Sundays are our main changeover day, and you’ll be part of making it run smoothly. You’ll help transport luggage between chalets and transfer buses, ensuring guests can arrive and depart with ease—no dragging suitcases through the snow required.
We have one dedicated Maintenance person in each of our resorts: Val d’Isère, Courchevel, and La Tania.
In La Tania, our smaller resort, this role is combined with the Resort Support position—making it an even more varied and hands-on job.
No two days are the same in Maintenance. You’ll be the go-to problem solver, stepping in to handle issues across both chalets and staff accommodation as they arise.
Chalet Maintenance
From blocked sinks and temperamental dishwashers to tripped electrics, you’ll tackle a wide range of day-to-day issues. Whether it’s reported by chalet hosts or guests, you’ll be quick to respond and keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes.
Hot Tub Maintenance
Some of our chalets feature hot tubs—so you’ll play a key role in keeping them guest-ready. This includes regular chemical checks, as well as draining and refilling on changeover days to ensure everything is clean, safe, and perfectly relaxing.
Driving
You’ll also spend time on the road, working alongside Resort Support during the week to deliver food and wine to chalets. On Sundays, you’ll help with luggage handling, making sure arrivals and departures run seamlessly.
Essential Skills
- Practical, hands-on ability to carry out general maintenance tasks (basic plumbing, electrics, and repairs)
- Strong problem-solving skills with the confidence to troubleshoot and fix issues independently
- Good organisation and time management, with the ability to prioritise tasks effectively
- Ability to keep clear and accurate records of work completed
- Full, clean driving licence and confidence driving in winter conditions
Experience & Knowledge
- Previous experience in a maintenance, trade, or similar hands-on role (preferred but not essential)
- Basic understanding of plumbing, electrics, and general property upkeep
- Knowledge of hot tub maintenance or willingness to learn
- Experience working in a fast-paced or customer-facing environment is an advantage
- Awareness of health and safety best practices
Personal Attributes
- Proactive and self-motivated with a “can-do” attitude
- Flexible and adaptable—comfortable with a varied role and changing priorities
- Reliable and responsible, with a strong sense of ownership over tasks
- Friendly and approachable when interacting with guests and team members
- Physically fit and happy to work both indoors and outdoors, including in snowy conditions
- Team player who can also work independently when required
- Opportunity to live and work in a ski resort environment
- Daily time off to ski and explore the mountains
- Work in a sociable, team-oriented atmosphere
- Gain valuable experience in hospitality, catering, and customer service
- Structured support from chalet managers and resort teams