The Assets Protection (AP) team at Target is responsible for keeping guests, team members, and the brand secure, and for leading through crisis events. They protect profitable sales by mitigating shortage risks, preventing theft and fraud to ensure product availability for guests. AP teams also build relationships both inside and outside of Target, including with store leaders and public safety officials. Target believes in providing leaders with meaningful experiences to develop skills for a career. The role of an Assets Protection Team Leader offers opportunities to gain experience in leading a security culture, implementing daily/weekly AP workload priorities, responding to theft incidents, resolving external theft and fraud, apprehending individuals attempting to cause a loss, partnering with store leaders on operational shortage priorities, and leading a team of hourly team members. No two days are the same, but typical responsibilities include delivering guest experience commitments, ensuring team members are trained on these commitments and consistent operations, observing and providing feedback, reviewing metrics to identify opportunities, supporting total store sales and profitability, welcoming and engaging guests, influencing physical security and safety processes, participating in crisis situations, creating security plans, educating teams on emergency preparedness, developing and coaching team members, anticipating staffing needs, identifying theft and shortage trends, working a variable schedule, developing team schedules, preventing, identifying, and resolving external theft incidents, conducting apprehensions, investigating internal incidents, educating store leadership on merchandise protection, implementing operational changes, ordering merchandise protection devices, managing budgets, communicating AP priorities, building trust with leadership, maintaining relationships with law enforcement, collaborating with retail organization partners, evaluating and recommending candidates, supporting team onboarding and learning, demonstrating ethical conduct and compliance, holding team members accountable, maintaining training, serving as first responder for safety incidents, leading safety culture, participating in legal proceedings, and modeling physical security processes.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED