Job Location: Lee Canyon Resort - Las Vegas, NV 89124
Position Type: Full TimeFacilities Maintenance Technician
Employment Type: Full-Time / Seasonal as Applicable
Department: Facilities / Mountain Operations
Position: Facilities Maintenance Technician
The Facilities Maintenance Technician is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and supporting resort buildings, facilities, utilities, and related infrastructure to ensure a safe, functional, and well-maintained environment for employees and guests.
This position performs a wide variety of preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, installation, and general construction tasks throughout the resort. Work may include basic plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, painting, appliance and fixture repair, snow removal, and general building maintenance.
The ideal candidate is mechanically inclined, dependable, safety-conscious, and capable of independently troubleshooting problems while working effectively with other resort departments.
Work is performed throughout resort buildings, maintenance areas, mechanical spaces, outdoor facilities, and other operational areas.
Employees may be exposed to cold, heat, snow, rain, wind, dust, noise, chemicals, electrical equipment, mechanical systems, power tools, ladders, and moving equipment.
During winter operations, work may be performed in freezing temperatures and snowy or icy conditions. Employees are expected to dress appropriately for conditions and use required PPE.
Work Schedule
Facilities Maintenance Technicians may be required to work early mornings, evenings, weekends, holidays, or extended shifts depending on resort operations and maintenance needs.
Because resort facilities support ongoing guest and employee operations, Facilities Maintenance Technicians may occasionally be required to respond to urgent or unexpected maintenance issues outside of their normal duties or schedule.
Work schedules may vary during peak operating periods, special events, seasonal transitions, and emergency situations.
Safety Expectations
Safety is an essential responsibility of this position. Facilities Maintenance Technicians must evaluate work areas and equipment before beginning maintenance or repairs and use appropriate tools, PPE, and safe-work procedures for each task.
Employees are expected to follow applicable electrical, ladder, chemical handling, lockout/tagout, equipment operation, and other established safety procedures.
Employees must not perform electrical, HVAC, plumbing, or other specialized work beyond their training, authorization, or any legally required licensing.
Unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, building hazards, and significant facility issues must be immediately communicated to the appropriate supervisor.
All employees are expected to contribute to a safety-focused resort culture and help maintain safe, functional, and professional facilities for both guests and employees.
QualificationsQualifications

Mountain Capital Partners (MCP) is the third-largest ski resort company in the United States by resort count. Based in Durango, Colorado, MCP owns and manages 17 ski areas, bike parks, and golf courses across the Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Chile.
Our portfolio includes destinations such as Purgatory Resort (CO), Arizona Snowbowl (AZ), Spider Mountain (TX), and Valle Nevado (Chile) — each offering unique experiences while sharing a common purpose: Give People the Freedom to Ski.
Collectively, MCP properties feature nearly 9,500 acres of lift-served terrain, 500+ trails, 90 lifts, and access to more than 235,000 acres of backcountry, snowcat, and heli-skiing. Since 2015, MCP has invested over $125 million in capital improvements, from new lifts and terrain expansions to snowmaking and guest amenities.
Core Values
Freedom – Explore without boundaries
Happiness – Live in the moment doing what you love
Purpose – Discover what’s important and make a difference
For a full list of resorts and more information, visit mcp.ski