Loss prevention officer vs military police officer

Differences between loss prevention officer and military police officer duties and responsibilities

Loss prevention officer example responsibilities.

• Manage foreclosure and bankruptcy from inception to completion and mitigate all potential losses within an acceptable range.
• Certify in CPR as well as self-defense training including the use of pepper spray.
• Review surveillance footage, POS data, and audio of clients operations for theft and operational deficiencies.
• Conduct weekly audits in order to ensure merchandise of a certain dollar amount is properly tag EAS tags.
• Conduct store, maintenance, safety, and electronic article surveillance (EAS) audits, and 801E audits.
• Prepare documentation and analyze data through exception reporting, POS systems, GL, and various other resources and systems.
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Military police officer example responsibilities.

• Lead basic reconnaissance operation and report enemy movement to the platoon sergeant.
• Manage the collection effort, supervise all-source analysis and ensure combat information and intelligence are disseminated rapidly to army units.
• Perform law enforcement and garrison duties on military installations to include service during combat operations.
• Investigate suspicious persons and situations along with safety hazards, unusual or illegal activity within the appointed patrol area.
• Maintain weapons such as the M9 pistol and the M4 rifle.
• Fulfill a range ofMP duties for both combat and peacekeeping missions.
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