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Ross Stores

Sr. Area Loss Prevention Manager

Dallas, TX · On-site

The Senior Area Loss Prevention Manager (Sr. ALPM) is responsible for protecting the assets of Ross Stores, Inc. while achieving shortage and safety goals for assigned stores/district(s)/area. This ...

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A Senior Loss Prevention Manager is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to minimize theft, fraud, and loss within a company, particularly in retail or distribution environments. They lead loss prevention teams, conduct investigations, analyze security risks, and develop training programs for staff. Additionally, they collaborate with law enforcement, monitor compliance with company policies, and utilize technology to enhance security measures. Their role is crucial in safeguarding company assets and maintaining a safe environment for employees and customers.

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Sr. Area Loss Prevention Manager

Ross

Dallas, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 24 days ago

Job description

GENERAL PURPOSE:
The Senior Area Loss Prevention Manager (Sr. ALPM) is responsible for protecting the assets of Ross Stores, Inc. while achieving shortage and safety goals for assigned stores/district(s)/area. This is done by managing, promoting, and directing all Loss Prevention initiatives and programs within the assigned group of stores and by developing and maintaining strong partnerships at the store, district, zone, and regional levels. Through effective Operations and Human Resources partnerships, the Sr. ALPM implements company-driven shortage and safety solutions while providing regular direction and leadership to minimize operational shortage, mitigate theft and fraud, and maintain safe and secure environments for Ross associates and customers. At times, the Sr. ALPM will also work with other cross-functional groups to ensure integrated solutions positively impact shortage control and accident reduction initiatives.
In addition, Sr. ALPMs manage theft processes within the region including the management of external theft resource allocation (i.e. undercover) and internal theft investigative processes. Periodically, Sr. ALPMs may need to support the response to, recovery from, and future prevention of serious incidents within assigned market.
Sr. ALPMs are responsible for training new ALPM hires within the region. Sr. ALPMs will also serve as an ongoing resource and mentor for the regional ALPM team. In partnership with Store Managers, Sr. ALPMs share supervisory responsibility for store-based Loss Prevention associates (Store Protection Specialists or SPS) and are involved in the ongoing hiring, training, development, and performance management of this team.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Minimizing Operational Shortage
  • Achieve shortage reduction goals for assigned stores and overall region.
  • Understand and respond to shortage processes and analytics.
  • Identify shortage risks through regular review of indicator reports; partner with stores to develop action plans to address/minimize operational shortage.
  • Ensure all Loss Prevention shortage audits are conducted consistently and objectively, with a focus on continuous improvement through partnership and training.
  • Coach, train, and influence store leadership and associates on best practice execution to minimize operational shortage.
  • Promote shortage awareness through store programs (i.e. Shortage Highway) and ensure current Loss Prevention Awareness Center is visible to associates.
  • Support assigned stores/district(s)/area during annual (and/or semi-annual) inventory process.
  • Strictly adhere to all budget guidelines established in assigned stores and overall region.

Mitigating Theft & Fraud
  • Manage all internal and external theft processes within the region
  • Manage allocation of external theft resources (i.e. undercover) within assigned district(s)/zone(s)/region; coordinate with undercover administrator on schedule, effectiveness, and on-site performance.
  • Aggressively identify, investigate, and resolve all internal and external theft and fraud, striving to minimize the impact of loss to the company and address new types of theft and fraud.
  • Maximize utilization of all available merchandise protection tools and resources (including EAS, domes, alarm equipment, fitting room controls, shortage highway, etc.) to address loss in stores and throughout the company.
  • Ensure consistent execution of all deterrence resources/tools to proactively combat external loss.
  • Leverage exception and store reporting systems to identify theft activity (including cash shortage) in assigned stores and overall region.
  • Drive resolution and case closure on all internal and external investigations, including timely follow up on internal leads from the corporate Investigative Analyst team or the Alertline process and external intelligence from other retailers or law enforcement groups regarding current market theft trends.
  • Maintain appropriate confidentiality thorough internal investigations; partner with store/district leadership and Human Resources to address associate behavior and take corrective actions.
  • Drive an impactful and effective SPS program by participating in store efforts to hire, train, and develop SPS associates in assigned stores and overall region.
  • Maintain accurate records and reports of all identified theft activity and related follow up; disseminate and communicate reporting as necessary.
  • Drive store-level awareness of theft and fraud techniques as well as prevention tools/resources to mitigate future impact and loss.
  • Share expertise on physical security and loss prevention systems through new store openings, remodels, and expansions.

Maintaining a Safe & Secure Environment
  • Drive achievement of accident reduction goals for General Liability GL) and Workers Compensation (WC) for assigned stores and overall region.
  • Conduct regular Loss Prevention safety audits for compliance of all accident and critical incident preventative standards and programs.
  • Promote a safety-first culture by conducting regular store audits, supporting the proper utilization of safety incentive awards, and joining in safety celebrations for accident-free months.
  • Participate regularly in store and district conference calls to bring greater awareness to safety initiatives and emergency/crisis response procedures.
  • Execute effective crisis management and incident response; coach and train store leadership and associates on accident investigation findings, areas of opportunity, and future prevention techniques.
  • Provide physical security expertise and ensure proper functionality of store-based security technologies.
  • Regularly evaluate building integrity and partner with store management to follow up on any equipment failure.

Developing Great Teams & Partnerships
  • Responsibility for training and developing ALPMs in assigned key markets.
  • Develop and coordinate training schedule for new ALPM hires within assigned district(s)/zone(s)/region. Serve as an ongoing resource and mentor for regional ALPM team.
  • Train store leadership and associates, as well as Operations and Human Resources partners, on current Loss Prevention initiatives and programs.
  • Assist store leadership in promoting awareness campaigns on shortage and safety control measures; regularly participate in key store meetings and recognition program activities.
  • Develop and maintain effective working relationships with corporate Loss Prevention partners and field-based peers; share current store/market trends and provide feedback on current or proposed initiatives.
  • Foster regular working partnerships with other internal organizations to drive integrated solutions for shortage control and accident reduction initiatives.
  • Drive a performance management culture by detecting opportunities for improvement in individual, team, and store performance; influence change in less-than-optimal behaviors before they become ingrained.
  • Participate in the recruitment and hiring of top talent for store-based Loss Prevention positions; support the onboarding, ongoing training and development, and performance management of SPS associates in assigned stores and overall region.
  • Promote effective internal communication through participation in store rally meetings.
  • Establish and leverage regular communication with external business partners including law enforcement agencies, retail theft organizations, and other retail LP departments.
  • Perform other responsibilities and projects as assigned.

COMPETENCIES:
  • Manages Work Processes
  • Business Acumen
  • Plans, Aligns & Prioritizes
  • Builds Talent
  • Collaborates
  • Leading by Example
  • Communicates Effectively
  • Ensures Accountability & Execution

QUALIFICATIONS AND SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED:
  • BA degree or greater, preferably in Business or Criminal Justice, or equivalent work experience.
  • 5 years directly-related, multi-unit Loss Prevention and/or Retail work experience.
  • 2 years of previous management or supervisory experience preferred.
  • Experience in driving successful loss prevention, shortage control, accident reduction and fraud prevention programs.
  • Self-motivated individual who can be successful in a fast-paced environment, with minimal supervision.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, strong presentation skills.
  • Must demonstrate the ability to be flexible and adapt to changing priorities.
  • Excellent analytical skills and demonstrated ability to solve problems.
  • Proven ability to make good decisions under pressure.
  • Excellent organizational skills, detail-oriented.
  • Maintains confidentiality concerning all information and projects.
  • Values and exhibits the highest level of personal integrity.
  • Must have proficiency in and knowledge of computer software including MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
  • Knowledge of and previous experience with Loss Prevention technologies (including CCTV systems and exception reporting systems) is advantageous.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/ADA:
Job requires ability to work in an office environment, primarily on a computer.
Requires sitting, standing, walking, hearing, talking on the telephone, attending in-person meetings, typing, and working with paper/files, etc.
Consistent timeliness and regular attendance.
Vision requirements: Ability to see information in print and/or electronically.
Must be able to travel
Must be able to stand for prolonged periods of time (up to 8 hours per day)
Frequent computer work required (up to 8 hours), involving repetitive arm/hand motions from keyboarding
This role requires regular in-office presence, including to engage in in-person team interaction, meetings and collaboration, client support, mentoring, coaching, and/or feedback. However, this role can perform duties effectively using a combination of in-office and remote work.
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SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Where applicable, supervise Sr. SPS roles in select stores,
Shared supervisory responsibility for up to 75 store-based Loss Prevention associates (Store Protection Specialists or SPS) within assigned stores/district(s)/area.
DISCLAIMER
This job description is a summary of the primary duties and responsibilities of the job and position. It is not intended to be a comprehensive or all-inclusive listing of duties and responsibilities. Contents are subject to change at management's discretion.
Ross is an equal employment opportunity employer. We consider individuals for employment or promotion according to their skills, abilities and experience. We believe that it is an essential part of the Company's overall commitment to attract, hire and develop a strong, talented and diverse workforce. Ross is committed to complying with all applicable laws prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religious creed, age, national origin, ancestry, physical, mental or developmental disability, sex (which includes pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and medical conditions related to pregnancy, childbirth or breastfeeding), veteran status, military status, marital or registered domestic partnership status, medical condition (including cancer or genetic characteristics), genetic information, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, as well as any other category protected by federal, state or local laws.

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