Manager Loss Prevention

The Supervisor, Loss Prevention leads day-to-day loss prevention operations for a single facility or shift, executing procedures and priorities set by the Manager. This role directly supervises Loss Prevention Coordinators and officers, serves as the primary point of contact for incident response during assigned hours, and ensures consistent floor-level execution of investigation, inventory control, and security standards.

• Participate in asset identification, tagging, numbering, and tracking standards to provide clear accountability for assets throughout their lifecycle.
• Conduct periodic physical inventories and asset verification audits across facilities, reconciling physical assets to financial and operational records.
• Identify and investigate missing, unaccounted-for, damaged, misappropriated, or improperly utilized Company assets and coordinate corrective action.
• Implement controls to reduce asset loss, theft, unauthorized use, damage, and premature replacement.
• Ensure and oversee accountability for employees, departments, and locations responsible for Company assets, including appropriate sign-out, assignment, and transfer procedures.
• Assist in reconciling physical asset inventories with the Company's fixed asset register and ensure discrepancies are identified and resolved.
• Work collaboratively to ensure minimum security and physical protection requirements for high-value and high-risk assets, including access controls, surveillance, storage, identification, and other loss-prevention measures.
• Conduct and document investigations into theft, unauthorized material removal, and suspicious activity at the facility.
• Respond to and manage security incidents during assigned shift.
• Escalate complex or high-risk cases to the Manager.
• Maintain accurate, complete case files in accordance with company protocol.

The Supervisor, Loss Prevention leads day-to-day loss prevention operations for a single facility or shift, executing procedures and priorities set by the Manager. This role directly supervises Loss Prevention Coordinators and officers, serves as the primary point of contact for incident response during assigned hours, and ensures consistent floor-level execution of investigation, inventory control, and security standards.

• Participate in asset identification, tagging, numbering, and tracking standards to provide clear accountability for assets throughout their lifecycle.
• Conduct periodic physical inventories and asset verification audits across facilities, reconciling physical assets to financial and operational records.
• Identify and investigate missing, unaccounted-for, damaged, misappropriated, or improperly utilized Company assets and coordinate corrective action.
• Implement controls to reduce asset loss, theft, unauthorized use, damage, and premature replacement.
• Ensure and oversee accountability for employees, departments, and locations responsible for Company assets, including appropriate sign-out, assignment, and transfer procedures.
• Assist in reconciling physical asset inventories with the Company's fixed asset register and ensure discrepancies are identified and resolved.
• Work collaboratively to ensure minimum security and physical protection requirements for high-value and high-risk assets, including access controls, surveillance, storage, identification, and other loss-prevention measures.
• Conduct and document investigations into theft, unauthorized material removal, and suspicious activity at the facility.
• Respond to and manage security incidents during assigned shift.
• Escalate complex or high-risk cases to the Manager.
• Maintain accurate, complete case files in accordance with company protocol.

• Perform cycle counts, audits, and variance checks per the facility schedule.
• Document and report inventory discrepancies to the Manager.
• Enforce chain-of-custody procedures during material handling, shipping, and receiving.
• Support implementation of corrective actions at the production floor level.

• Monitor CCTV, access control, and alarm systems during assigned shift.
• Report equipment malfunctions or coverage gaps to the Manager.
• Ensure proper use of security equipment and procedures by facility staff.
• Conduct routine facility security checks, including fencing, lighting, and access points

• Enforce loss prevention policies…