Market Director

Lifepoint Health•Englewood, CO

9d•$121,000 - $163,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Market Director ensures that assigned facilities maintain a safe, functional, and clean physical environment for patients, employees, and guests. The role oversees and performs facility operations and maintenance, including painting, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, equipment maintenance, grounds work, janitorial duties, and dietary functions. The director supervises maintenance and repair projects, completes scheduled inspections, tests, and drills, documents results, obtains quotes, and oversees special projects. The position ensures that assigned physical plants meet TJC, CMS, NFPA, and state requirements to protect patients, staff, and visitors. The director maintains regulatory and local-code knowledge, oversees safety and risk-management programs, keeps disaster-preparedness plans current, and educates staff on safety requirements. The role leads EOC staff, coordinates schedules and on-call coverage, supports new-hire orientation and staff competencies, maintains inspection and incident records, and ensures preventative maintenance and safe handling of tools and equipment.

Requirements

High school degree or equivalent.
Previous experience in plant operations in a hospital or healthcare setting is required.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree preferred.
Strong understanding of behavioral health regulatory requirements preferred.
Facility leadership preferred.

Responsibilities

Maintain a safe, functional, and clean physical environment at assigned facilities.
Perform and oversee painting, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, equipment maintenance, grounds work, janitorial duties, and dietary functions.
Conduct and supervise maintenance and repair projects; obtain quotes and oversee special projects.
Perform and document scheduled inspections, testing, and drills, and report results.
Ensure assigned physical plants comply with TJC, CMS, NFPA, state regulations, and applicable local codes.
Conduct routine audits to assess compliance with standards of performance.
Keep disaster-preparedness plans current and conduct regular staff in-services.
Collaborate with departments on risk-management planning, report updates on schedule, and adjust monitoring criteria as appropriate.
Involve staff across all shifts in monthly fire and safety drills.
Coordinate EOC Manager schedules according to hospital census and rotate on-call schedules to provide coverage for off-hour emergencies.
Coordinate orientation and educate new hires on required safety guidelines.
Inspect patient areas, bathrooms, outside areas, and other spaces for safety, and ensure required documentation is completed.
Ensure preventative maintenance of facilities and equipment, maintain accurate records, and keep accessible repair contact lists.
Complete monthly safety inspections, present results to the safety committee, and prepare quarterly safety plans and data.
Maintain electrical safety lockout/tag-out procedures and ensure electrical equipment is inspected and tagged before use.
Identify potential safety hazards and ensure safety supplies, such as spill kits, eyewash supplies, and first-aid kits, are available and reordered as needed.
Maintain incident-report spreadsheets and prepare monthly committee statements; initiate and track performance-improvement policies and procedures and collaborate with departments on PI monitors.
Provide in-service education and orientation to EOC and dietary staff and ensure staff competencies are current and consistent with hospital guidelines.
Provide leadership and management to EOC staff and conduct regular departmental meetings to improve service.
Maintain blueprints, sketches, and operational manuals for maintenance and repair projects, and take necessary safety precautions.
Ensure tools are stored safely and kept away from patient access, including during maintenance work.