Loss prevention specialist vs loss prevention supervisor

Differences between loss prevention specialist and loss prevention supervisor duties and responsibilities

Loss prevention specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage foreclosure and bankruptcy from inception to completion and mitigate all potential losses within an acceptable range.
• Maintain all aspects of store security, including motion cameras and EAS security systems.
• Maintain a working knowledge of the store's alarm system and EAS system.
• Conduct internal investigations base on POS exceptions reports, known shortages or confidential tips/leads.
• Review surveillance footage, POS data, and video of clients operations for theft and operational deficiencies.
• Patrol areas need by management to watch out and see if there is any attempting to steal within the store.
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Loss prevention supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage all internal, external, and fraud investigations and develop partnerships with law enforcement to coordinate criminal investigations or prosecutions.
• Conduct surveillance of internal and external threats to profitability using store technology such as CCTV and proprietary case management software.
• Reduce security budget by implementing more effective scheduling to eliminate overtime and evaluating security vendor access control and CCTV contracts.
• Prepare detailed comprehensive written and online reports including post accident investigations for insurance companies, OSHA and company reporting systems.
• Protect company's assets by utilizing state-of-the-art detection and investigation surveillance system, which identify shoplifters and prevent loss of merchandise.