Security & Loss Prevention Manager

Description :

The Security & Loss Prevention Manager oversees the company’s security and loss-prevention operations. The primary objective of this role is to protect the company, its people, assets, and facilities against internal and external threats—including theft, fraud, property damage, and safety / security risks.

Essential Functions of the Position :

• Hire, train, and manage the security and loss-prevention staff.
• Conduct risk assessments related to both security threats and potential internal / external loss exposures.
• Develop, implement, and audit security and loss-prevention protocols, policies, and procedures.
• Partner with local law enforcement agencies to support investigations and ongoing prevention strategies.
• Monitor security cameras and alarm systems; coordinate with multiple service vendors.
• Conduct security and loss-related incident investigations, including theft, inventory discrepancies, or misuse of company assets.
• Create weekly schedules, daily activity reports, and end-of-week reports.
• Oversee maintenance and safety of the security department fleet (15 vehicles).
• Collaborate with department managers and supervisors via phone, text, and email to address security or loss-prevention concerns.
• Identify patterns, trends, or vulnerabilities that may lead to shrinkage, theft, fraud, or unauthorized access.
• Implement employee awareness and training programs focused on theft prevention and security compliance.

Physical Demands :

The physical demands described here represent those that must be met by an employee to perform the essential functions of this job successfully. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job functions :

Benefits :

This job description does not imply that the listed duties are the only responsibilities of an employee in this position. Employees may be asked to perform additional tasks as needed to ensure adequate workload coverage. Furthermore, employees must follow any job-related instructions and complete any other duties assigned by their supervisor. This job description does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and the employee and may be changed by the employer as organizational needs and job requirements of the job change.