Loss Prevention Specialist - C Shift

The TJX Companies, Inc.•Dayton, OH

10d•$20 - $21•Onsite

About The Position

The Loss Prevention Specialist protects the company’s associates, merchandise, and property at the Marshalls Fulfillment Center in Dayton. The role provides customer service to associates and visitors; monitors facility access, merchandise disposition, alarms, and trailer activity; and responds to emergencies and evacuations. The Specialist conducts loss prevention, safety, and shrink awareness programs, enforces policies and procedures, investigates incidents, and audits operations for compliance and accuracy. The schedule is Monday through Thursday, 6:45 p.m. to 5:15 a.m. The starting pay range is $20.00 to $21.10 per hour; actual pay depends on relevant skills, qualifications, and experience.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent job experience.
Ability to handle confidential information.
Ability to interact with all levels of management and staff.
Strong interpersonal communication and conflict-resolution skills.

Nice To Haves

One to two years of security and/or loss prevention experience.
Education or work background in the criminal justice field.
Computer skills.

Responsibilities

Protect company assets, including associates, merchandise, and property.
Provide customer service to associates and visitors.
Monitor ID badges and the entry and exit of associates, visitors, vendors, and contractors at the facility and warehouse.
Monitor the disposal of sample merchandise, return-to-vendor items, damaged goods, and charity products in accordance with company guidelines.
Monitor fire and safety regulations and fire and burglar alarms, ensuring appropriate responses or dispatches.
Ensure trailers are properly handled at the gatehouse and in trailer yards.
Respond to medical, fire, weather, hazardous-material, and security emergencies, and assist with evacuations as needed.
Maintain physical security and conduct ongoing loss prevention, safety, and shrink-awareness programs for associates and management.
Ensure policies and procedures are followed consistently, and report unsafe conditions and acts to appropriate personnel.
Discover and document facts through basic investigations into associate dishonesty, power-equipment accidents, and personnel injury accidents.
Conduct audits to uncover dishonesty, paperwork errors, shrink-related opportunities, accuracy issues, and operational execution issues, and ensure compliance with government regulations and insurance requirements.
Initiate and maintain investigations into dishonest acts, sabotage, and accidents.
Conduct safety and security tours of the distribution center to identify unsafe acts and program weaknesses.