Frank Rudilosso is an accomplished professional with extensive expertise in fire protection engineering and healthcare facility management. He holds a Master of Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Fire Protection Engineering from the University of Maryland. Frank holds several certifications including Licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.) in Fire Protection Engineering, Senior of the American Society for Health Care Engineering (SASHE), and Certified Healthcare Safety Professional (CHSP). Frank career spans impactful roles at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, where he is currently the Senior Director Facilities Maintenance Operations Programs. In this capacity, he led strategic initiatives including the development of maintenance and operations strategies, medical gas and plumbing programs, training programs and water management systems across multiple campuses. His responsibilities also encompassed overseeing regulatory compliance, managing CMMS and asset databases, and ensuring all inspection and maintenance documentation met rigorous standards. Prior to this role, Frank held key positions at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital as Director Maintenance Operations, Manager Life Safety, Manager Fire Safety, and Field Director of Facilities Operations where he played pivotal roles in the opening and operational management of the David H. Koch Center, a prominent healthcare facility in NYC. Earlier in his career, Frank worked as a fire protection/life safety consultant for a global fire protection engineering firm, advising clients on building and fire codes compliance. Frank is highly regarded in his field, contributing extensively to publications and speaking at numerous industry events. He is actively involved in professional organizations including the Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE), where he serves on various committees and task forces. Frank Rudilosso's career is defined by his leadership in healthcare facility operations, regulatory compliance, and fire protection engineering, making substantial contributions to the safety and efficiency of healthcare environments.