Regional Facilities Risk & Life-Safety Leader

PACS; Salt Lake City (UT); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Coverage

PTO and Vacation

Financial Wellness

Retirement Planning

EAP

Job summary

PACS is seeking a Regional Director of Facilities to lead property risk and casualty programs across an assigned portfolio. The role focuses on protecting assets, reducing exposures, and improving life-safety performance.

You will partner with community leaders and departments to identify hazards, implement corrective actions, and ensure readiness for inspections and insurance reviews, while developing sustainable loss-prevention programs.

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 water damage, fire, freeze, electrical, equipment failure, and weather-related losses.

Job description

PACS is seeking a Regional Director of Facilities to lead property risk and casualty programs across an assigned portfolio. The role focuses on protecting assets, reducing exposures, and improving life-safety performance.

You will partner with community leaders and departments to identify hazards, implement corrective actions, and ensure readiness for inspections and insurance reviews, while developing sustainable loss-prevention programs.