Asset Protection Assoc Nf2 Amended

U.S. Marine Corps•Havelock, NC

About The Position

Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) is seeking an Asset Protection Associate to help protect MCCS activities, facilities, funds, and property. The role monitors designated activities and security systems, investigates theft and other security matters, supports case processing, and works with law enforcement and the Provost Marshal’s office as needed. It also involves customer service, cash-related security tasks, and occasional assistance at MCCS events.

Requirements

At least one year of experience demonstrating skill in applying security techniques and methods.
Good communication and analytical skills in applying physical security techniques and methods.
Ability to determine necessary actions in various security situations.
Ability to use a digital CCTV control system to monitor and identify theft.
Ability to obtain and maintain a favorable background investigation at the ANACI level.
Must complete required screening and certifications for handling arms, ammunition, and explosives, including NAVMC 11386, medical background screening, and DD Form 2760.
Must notify the immediate supervisor of any qualifying domestic-violence conviction and complete required certifications.
Occasional lifting of up to 20 pounds may be required; work may involve physical demands beyond normal requirements.
Applicants must submit a resume no longer than two pages.
Direct deposit of net pay is mandatory.
For positions requiring access to firearms or ammunition, applicants must not have a disqualifying misdemeanor or felony domestic-violence conviction.

Responsibilities

Maintain surveillance in designated activities to prevent and detect dishonest acts by customers and employees.
Detain people suspected of dishonest acts and escort them to the Security Office.
Prepare security incident reports, gather facts and evidence, and maintain liaison with law enforcement authorities.
Appear and testify in court or hearings concerning security cases, when required.
Study inventory losses and conduct inquiries in high-shortage areas.
Review merchandise periodically to ensure proper pricing.
Monitor internal and external security systems and ensure they are working properly.
Use a digital CCTV control system to monitor and identify theft.
Assist the Provost Marshal’s office with case and video information.
Assist the Asset Protection Supervisor with caseloads, theft processing, and active monitoring of the MCX and other sites as needed.
Provide occasional security assistance at MCCS events, including protection of funds and cash handling.
Investigate customer losses, illegal identification cards, unauthorized patron entry, theft, vandalism, and other security matters involving MCCS facilities.
Investigate persons on the returned-check list.
Accompany cash runs and verify money received, as needed.
Verify money transferred for vending machines.
Review closing cash register reports.
Provide courteous, friendly customer service; help customers and act quickly to solve problems.
Alert a higher-level supervisor or appropriate point of contact when problems arise.
Follow safety regulations and standards, and promptly report workplace hazards, injuries, occupational illnesses, or property damage.
Support equal employment opportunity principles and prevention of sexual harassment.
Perform other related duties as assigned.