Regional Loss Prevention Leader - Canada (Remote)

Vicar Operating, Inc. dba VCA; Calgary; Remote; CAD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and Wellness benefits

RRSP 5% Employer Match

Job summary

VCA Canada seeks a Regional Loss Prevention Manager to lead national risk, safety, compliance, and asset protection for over 150 animal hospitals. You will partner with Canadian operations and hospital leaders to translate standards into practical priorities and actions, while traveling 40–50% to implement programs nationwide.

The role emphasizes strategic risk management, strong collaboration with cross-functional teams, and a proactive approach to protecting people, assets, and communities

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a related field.
• Strong knowledge of Canadian occupational safety standards and loss prevention.
• 8+ years in loss prevention, safety, risk, or asset protection within multi-site environments.

Responsibilities

• Partner with Operations leadership to translate enterprise standards into hospital priorities.
• Conduct risk-based assessments across safety, controlled substances, hazardous materials, and asset protection.
• Drive corrective action, monitor progress, and close gaps.
• Lead or support investigations involving diversion, fraud, theft, or regulatory concerns.
• Strengthen asset protection capabilities across Canada and protect company assets.
• Collaborate with hospital leaders to embed sustainable improvements.
• Coordinate with Legal, Compliance, Safety, Finance and other teams as needed.
• Lead response for safety events and disruptions, including after-action improvements.

Skills

Loss prevention

Risk assessment

Regulatory compliance

Security leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Industry certifications (CRSP/CHSC/CFE/CPP/ARM/CSP)

Job description

VCA Canada seeks a Regional Loss Prevention Manager to lead national risk, safety, compliance, and asset protection for over 150 animal hospitals. You will partner with Canadian operations and hospital leaders to translate standards into practical priorities and actions, while traveling 40–50% to implement programs nationwide.

The role emphasizes strategic risk management, strong collaboration with cross-functional teams, and a proactive approach to protecting people, assets, and communities