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The Loss Prevention Specialist plays a key role in protecting the assets of the Distribution Center, with focus in the following areas: operational shrink control, internal investigations, safety, and shortage root cause analysis.
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Works with highly matrixed team of IS personnel to support enterprise architecture and information security operations including, but not limited to, architecture and InfoSec principles around identity & access management models, cloud identify management providers, security information and event monitoring, and data loss prevention, perimeter (e.g. firewalls, IPS, web filtering), cloud and virtualization environments and network security (host-based firewalls, anti-virus, disk encryption.
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19114 Job Description: The Loss Prevention Specialist plays a key role in protecting the assets of the Distribution Center, with focus in the following areas: operational shrink control, internal investigations, safety, and shortage root cause analysis.
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Job Description The Regional Loss Prevention Manager is a key business partner tasked with working proactively and in collaboration with Property Operations, and other cross functional teams to identify potential risks to the company and provide appropriate, practical, and timely resolution.
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Ensures inventory control and loss prevention procedures are followed at all times. Educates clients on proper eyeglass and contact lens care. Assists customers with picking out eyewear, recommending appropriate products for lifestyle and Rx. Answers, screens, and forwards incoming phone calls in accordance with National Vision protocol.
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One of the following areas: accounting, claims, inventory control, systems/UPC, personnel, or loss prevention/asset protection in a multi department. Measures adherence to loss prevention policies and procedures.
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Evaluates, monitors and documents Loss Prevention Stewardship service levels. Evaluates customer prospect and service levels, Loss Prevention Consultant workloads, and regional capacity.
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Educational/Experience Qualifications:Associate or Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice or related fieldStrong attention to detail with commitment to accuracy and quality Military, Law Enforcement, Quality Control/Loss Prevention background Benefits CoventBridge Group offers the most premiere compensation and benefits package in the industry.
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The Store Manager is a shared leadership role responsible for overseeing essential business duties in a fast paced, complex environment, related to the day-to-day operations of the store; specifically in the areas of sales objectives, customer service, staffing, employee relations, management, payroll and operating expenses, ensuring loss prevention, and executing merchandise presentations.
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The TM actively impacts and participates in the areas of customer satisfaction, inventory control/shrink, safety, and loss prevention so the store will operate effectively and profitably.
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The Team Member (TM.) role supports all operational, front-end, freight, and merchandising processes and helps maintain an active selling culture by ensuring that all processes are held to documented company standards designed to drive sales.
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Provides security & loss prevention in store for accurate inventory and merchandise flow to minimize company shrink. Assists Store Management in all aspects of daily shift management, including customer relations, inventory control, stock room, till/point of sale, procedural tasks and paperwork, visual merchandising, opening and closing the store.
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Maintains a high level of Loss Prevention awareness regarding all areas of risk. Receiving Teammates play a big part in inventory control whether it is ensuring that the merchandise is put in the right place, to auditing their areas, to making sure records are correct.
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Loss Prevention Consultant - work from home - Philadelphia, Reading or Harrisburg, PA territory. Our service in claims and loss control is second to none. To apply, you must have a Bachelor's degree and at least 6-10 years of loss prevention experience working for a major writer of workers' compensation insurance.
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Drive wider and deeper account penetration with new and existing accounts through frequent proactive contact, growing and maintaining positive relationships with multiple departments (facilities, loss prevention, IT, finance, and C-level executives) and key decision makers at multiple levels within customer organizations.
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