Regional Property Risk Manager

About the role

The Regional Property Risk Manager provides regional leadership and oversight for facility operations with a primary focus on protecting company assets, reducing property and casualty exposures, improving life-safety performance, and preventing losses across an assigned portfolio of communities. This position serves as the regional subject-matter leader for property risk, casualty prevention, fire and life safety, emergency preparedness, fleet/driver risk, regulatory compliance, preventative maintenance, and physical plant conditions. The Regional Manager partners with community leadership, Maintenance Directors, Operations, Safety, Risk Management, Human Resources, and insurance partners to identify hazards, implement corrective actions, investigate significant incidents, and establish sustainable programs that reduce injuries, property damage, business interruption, and insurance claims. PACS is elevating healthcare by revolutionizing our approach to leadership and quality care. Guided by our core values of love, excellence, trust, accountability, mutual respect, and commitment, we strive to foster a culture of compassionate care within our teams and the communities we serve. As we grow rapidly, exciting opportunities await you to engage in impactful projects and contribute valuable insights to stakeholders nationwide. If you're ready to make a difference and embrace our mission of creating real change, we invite you to join us at PACS. Together, let’s shape the future of healthcare!

Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive property risk assessments across assigned communities.
• Identify physical conditions that could result in property damage, injury, regulatory citations, business interruption, or insurance losses.
• Establish risk-ranking criteria for identified deficiencies based on severity, likelihood, regulatory exposure, and potential financial impact.
• Monitor building conditions, roofs, exterior envelope, plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, fire protection systems, generators, elevators, and other critical infrastructure.
• Develop corrective-action plans and track deficiencies through completion.
• Review recurring property losses and identify opportunities for engineering or operational controls.
• Support property insurance inspections, recommendations, and loss-control surveys.
• Develop standards designed to reduce