SC Asset Protection Supervisor

Lowe's Companies, Inc.•Suffolk, VA

1d•$61,600 - $102,900•Onsite

About The Position

The SC Asset Protection Supervisor partners with operational leaders, 3PL providers, and Supply Chain Asset Protection Managers to review policies, procedures, and processes for opportunities to improve the customer experience while controlling expenses and maximizing margins. This role manages, hires, and develops a diverse team of hourly Lowe’s Security Specialists within a supply chain environment. The Supervisor oversees the compliance, integrity, and effectiveness of the product quality audit program and makes necessary adjustments to meet evolving business damage strategies. They evaluate the effectiveness of internal controls, operational procedures, and product handling procedures to reduce financial risk and drive company profit. This role identifies organizational risks and takes swift actions to mitigate through escalations with operational leadership, 3PL providers, and Supply Chain Asset Protection Managers. They support operational excellence and safety training to drive a culture of quality assurance, provide open feedback and mentorship to associates to encourage growth and greater responsibility, and conduct in-depth analysis of historical and current data to identify trends and direct actions. The Supervisor delivers consistent reporting, provides trend analysis, and supports key business partners in the creation and deployment of strategies to increase profitability. They identify key areas for improvement, then challenge and encourage individuals and leadership teams to close the gaps. This role provides training, implementation, and governance over network processes to support organizational initiatives, ensures adherence to damage reduction strategies and operational controls through comprehensive Quarterly Walk, and provides a clear vision to associates throughout the Supply Chain network of their role in enabling the organization to deliver the desired customer experience. They participate in the system design planning process for all new equipment adds, existing equipment or process modifications, to reduce the risk of injury and/or regulatory exposure. The Supervisor also provides ongoing consultation and direction during the new building stand-up phase, helping to implement and enforce damage reduction process and programs, helping to monitor and address issues when necessary, and collecting learnings throughout the early phases of the new building (i.e., test and learn).

Requirements

Associate's Degree - Risk Management, Engineering, Business, or other related degree
1-3 years Retail AP experience (Distribution or retail stores)

Nice To Haves

1-2 Years experience with a Mass Retailer or other multi-location employer
1-2 Years warehouse type store and/or distribution center experience
CSP, ASP, WSO, ARM Certification
OSHA 10 or 30 Hour

Responsibilities

Partners with operational leaders, 3PL providers, and Supply Chain Asset Protection Managers partners to review policies, procedures, and processes for opportunities to improve the customer experience while controlling expenses and maximizing margins.
Builds relationships and effectively collaborates with key internal and external stakeholders.
Manages, hires, and develops a diverse team of hourly Lowe’s Security Specialists within a supply chain environment.
Oversees compliance, integrity, and effectiveness of product quality audit program and makes necessary adjustments to meet evolving business damage strategies.
Evaluate the effectiveness of internal controls, operational procedures, and product handling procedures to reduce financial risk and drive company profit.
Identify organizational risks and take swift actions to mitigate through escalations with operational leadership, 3PL providers, and Supply Chain Asset Protection Managers.
Support operational excellence and safety training to drive a culture of quality assurance.
Provides open feedback and mentorship to associates to encourage growth and greater responsibility.
Conduct in-depth analysis of historical and current data to identify trends and direct actions.
Delivers consistent reporting, provides trend analysis, and supports key business partners in the creation and deployment of strategies to increase profitability.
Identifies key areas for improvement, then challenges and encourages individuals and leadership teams to close the gaps.
Provide training, implementation, and governance over network processes to support organizational initiatives.
Ensure adherence to damage reduction strategies and operational controls through comprehensive Quarterly Walk.
Provides a clear vision to associates throughout the Supply Chain network of their role in enabling the organization to deliver the desired customer experience.
Participate in system design planning process for all new equipment adds, existing equipment or process modifications, to reduce the risk of injury and/or regulatory exposure.
Provide ongoing consultation and direction during the new building stand-up phase, helping to implement and enforce damage reduction process and programs, helping to monitor and address issues when necessary, and collecting learnings throughout the early phases of the new building (i.e., test and learn).

Benefits

Health, Dental and Vision insurance
Life and Disability insurance
Paid time off based on role, tenure, and locality, including vacation, holidays, sick and volunteer time
Flexible spending and health savings accounts
401(k) Retirement account with company match
Employee Assistance Program with concierge, work/life services and no-cost counseling for all kinds of needs
Education support programs, including tuition assistance and trade skills scholarships
Business Travel Accident insurance
Maternity and Parental leave
Adoption assistance
Lowe's Associate Discount and broad discount platform
annual bonuses
enrollment in Lowe's Employee Stock Purchase Plan
deferred compensation plan
grant awards