Specialist Loss Prevention

Job Description

JOB SUMMARY

The Loss Prevention Specialist plays a critical role in overseeing physical security and shrink reduction programs within their location. The LPS works directly with the Sr. Loss Prevention Specialist along with operations and support teams to mitigate inventory shrinkage and protect bottom line profits. The LPS must demonstrate an ability to cultivate trust and confidence while influencing change through comprehensive risk assessments and shrink data analysis.

General Duties & Responsibilities

Maintain access control systems to ensure physical security standards within the building. Oversight of security processes to ensure standard practices are adhered to. Maintain department assets / inventory and ensure functionality of related equipment. Ongoing role in supporting investigations related to inventory loss, policy violations and other related matters. Responsible for communication and documentation of required incidents. Regulation of record retention for department specific documents Foster a loss prevention rich environment that inspires a culture of commitment to shrink reduction Influence, guide and make recommendations on loss prevention programs that do not hinder operations. Serve as a contact for law enforcement agencies. Identify and evaluate areas that are causing or could lead to shrink Identify and promote physical security best practices Keep safety a top priority and report any potential safety concerns or threats Recommend loss prevention programs and processes as needed Coach and share information with those with less experience and/or expertise. Consults with senior peers and team leads to learn through experience. Collaborate and support with operations, human resources and other support teams Assist with departmental projects as needed

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

High school diploma Two years applicable experience in a loss prevention role Wicklander-Zulwaski certification preferred LPQ/LPC preferred

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES

Typically requires two (2) or more years of related experience. Moderate skills with high level of proficiency in asset control and loss prevention. Possess a strong ability to self-manage and proactively adjust focuses when needed Ability to handle crisis situations Ability to handle confidential information Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including comfort interfacing with site leaders. Ability to work flexible hours (including weekends and holidays) Proficient with Microsoft products Strong ability to multitask Experience working in a warehouse or distribution center environment is a plus Demonstrated ability to work independently with off-site supervision Ability to walk and/or stand for long periods of time. Ability to lift +50lbs.