Job Description
The Assistant Repairman Aqua maintains water quality, chemistry, filtration, dosing, and the mechanical functions of all pools, fountains, and related aqua systems. This role ensures USPH compliance and daily operational readiness of all aqua venues, including spas and flow-related equipment. The incumbent works under the supervision of the Facilities Manager, supports preventive and corrective maintenance, and may cross-train in other engine or aquatic systems as required. Flexibility in responding to on-call needs and shift variations is essential.;
Key Responsibilities
Maintain water chemistry, filtration, dosing, and mechanical systems for all pools, Jacuzzis, fountains, flow riders, and related equipment; perform pipe and hose replacements and basic mechanical repairs as needed.; Ensure all aqua systems comply with USPH maintenance and reporting requirements; keep accurate logs and records of chemical levels, treatments, and system performance.; Conduct routine and unplanned maintenance to keep aqua venues fully operational; identify and troubleshoot equipment issues; coordinate repairs with supervisors.; Monitor and control water treatment chemicals, including monitoring levels and ordering supplies; maintain backup monitors and ensure backup systems are in place.; Maintain and clean aqua venue equipment rooms, including pumps, filters, valves, and dosing equipment; ensure tools and spare parts are properly stored and labeled.; Report equipment malfunctions or safety concerns to the Facilities Manager or designated supervisor immediately; participate in safety drills and training as required.; Assist with planning and scheduling of maintenance activities; support cross-departmental cooperation to minimize downtime.; Ensure compliance with the company’s safety, quality, and environmental standards; participate in shipboard meetings and training as required.; Perform related duties as required, including basic repair work in emergencies or special circumstances.;
Hiring Requirements:
Minimum three years operational experience in a major hotel recreational pool facility, water park or aquatic facility environment, managing pool water chemistry and testing.; Demonstrated expertise in water pumping, filtration, water chemistry, and monitoring equipment.; Ability to supervise a team of repair personnel in a positive and productive manner.;
Certifications/Training:
Must hold or be working towards firefighting training, lifesaving training, life-boatman certification, and completed personal responsibilities under emergency circumstances training for passenger ships in accordance with STCW 95 for seafarers.; Language Requirements; Ability to speak English clearly, distinctly, and cordially with guests and crew.; Ability to read and write English to understand and interpret procedures; effectively present information and respond to questions from guests, supervisors, and co-workers.; Additional languages are advantageous but not required.;
Physical & Environmental Requirements
Physical: Regularly stand, walk, and perform manual tasks; lift up to 50 pounds as needed; perform tasks that require fine motor skills for chemical handling and equipment maintenance.; Vision: Close and distant vision, colour vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.; Environmental: Work in shipboard environments with exposure to heat, cold, humidity, noise, and chemical handling; wear appropriate PPE; participate in emergency procedures and drills; may require shift work and on-call availability. Full use of arms, legs, vision, hearing, and communication abilities is required to perform duties effectively.;
Additional Notes:
Candidates must be committed to safety and environmental standards.; Work involves physical activity and exposure to challenging environments;
Place of work: onboard a cruise ship.
Job Tags
Immediate start, Shift work