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The District Loss Prevention Manager (DLPM) is an integral part of a fast-growing, constantly evolving environment that partners with Store Operations to ensure we provide the best experience to our customers.
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2+ years of management experience as a multi-unit Loss Prevention leader. Effectively coach, train, and develop all members of our loss prevention team within the district.
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Complete a Loss Prevention shift summary/daily activity report. Complete incident reports to document all Security/Loss Prevention related incidents. Maintain confidentiality of all Security/Loss Prevention and property reports/documents; release information only to authorized individuals.
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The Loss Prevention Manager plays an integral role inreducing inventory shrinkage while helping to improve store "In Stock" positionby effectively managing Loss Prevention programs through partnerships betweenthe Store Manager, District Manager and District Loss Prevention Manager.
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Under direction from the Asset Protection Manager or Assistant General Manager Operations, the Asset Protection Associate is responsible for monitoring shortage results, shortage control, price changes, return to vendor transactions, receipt reconciliation, paperwork error control, investigations and apprehensions regarding internal and external theft, and implementation of store safety programs at an individual Saks Fifth Avenue location.
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The Loss Prevention Supervisor is responsible for the Loss Prevention, Physical Security and Fire Safety Programs within the DC and works in partnership with Operations management to resolve shrinkage issues and protect company assets.
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Loss Prevention Officer. + Degree in Criminal Justice or 3-5 years of practical experience in Security, Loss Prevention or Law Enforcement Field preferred. + Able to work a varied schedule to include early mornings, swing shift, nights, weekends, and holidays when necessary.
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Job Category Loss Prevention & Security. Stand, sit, or walk for an extended period of time or for an entire work shift. It is this foundation and our belief that our culture drives success by which The Ritz Carlton has earned the reputation as a global brand leader in luxury hospitality.
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FM Global helps clients maintain continuity in their business operations by drawing upon state-of-the-art loss-prevention engineering and research; risk management skills and support services; tailored risk transfer capabilities; and superior financial strength.
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Regional Loss Prevention Manager. Conducts training of store, district and Region Leadership in the areas of loss prevention awareness, loss reduction, and shortage control including damage reduction and provides analysis and direction on deficiencies.
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Experience with HBSS modules, including McAfee Agent (MA), Host Intrusion Prevention System (HIPS), Data Loss Prevention (DLP), Policy Auditor (PA), VirusScan Enterprise (VSE), Rogue System Detection (RSD), Asset Baseline Monitor (ABM), and Asset Configuration Compliance Module (ACCM.
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Loss Prevention Supervisor will be reporting to Loss Prevention Manager and Store Manager, serve as an asset for protection and safety specialist of our stores. The Loss Prevention Supervisor plays a critical role in inventory management and shortage reduction.
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Minimum of 3 years of leading physical security operations and Loss Prevention management experience, preferably in a DC environment. Benefits include Associate discount; 401(k) match; medical/dental/vision; HSA; health care FSA; life insurance; short/long-term disability; paid holidays/vacation /sick/bereavement/parental leave; EAP; incentive programs for management; auto/home insurance discounts; tuition reimbursement; scholarship program; adoption/surrogacy assistance; smoking cessation; child care/cell phone discounts; pet/legal insurance; credit union; referral bonuses.
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The Building Life Safety Plans Examiner's (Loss Prevention Engineer) primary role is to work with planning, design and construction organizations to ensure buildings and safety systems are constructed according to the International Code Council (ICC) model code regulations as adopted and modified by This Company and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Team Leaders are responsible for supervising assigned stations for an entire shift and may be assigned to open or close the restaurant in the absence of a manager; following established opening and closing procedures.
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