District Asset Protection Manager
- ON, Canada
- Ontario, Canada, Canada
Pay Range: $80,000 - $110,000 · Full-time
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- Pay Range: $80,000 - $110,000
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- Full-time
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- Posting language
- English
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Original job description
At The Home Depot Canada, we want you to feel valued and supported. The pay range you see represents base salary only. In addition, your total rewards may include: semi-annual bonuses tied to business performance; Deferred Profit-Sharing Program to assist with retirement savings; comprehensive paid benefits; a 15% discount on Home Depot stock purchases; and merit-based salary increases. We are committed to recognizing your efforts and supporting your growth with us.
Are you someone who thrives on helping others succeed, enjoys making an impact, and takes pride in guiding customers to the right solutions for their projects? If you’re also naturally curious and eager to keep learning, consider starting or growing your career with us at The Home Depot.
Position Overview
The District Asset Protection Manager (DAPM) is responsible for ensuring that core AP initiatives are being executed within their assigned district. They are responsible for leading and developing Asset Protection Specialists to ensure the execution of AP initiatives and delivering on asset protection metrics. The DAPM is directly responsible for financial losses within their assigned district caused by, but not limited to traditional theft and fraud, organized retail crime, connected retail fraud, & property vandalism. The DAPM will be the key business partner to the District Manager driving AP activities as they relate to traditional theft and fraud, organized retail crime, connected retail fraud, & property vandalism. The DAPM will work directly with the SM’s, DM and other district partners to further evolve district asset protection strategies, including such activities as analyzing district trends, improving key asset protection metrics, executing AP initiatives and leading change related in the district. Additionally, the DAPM are responsible to maintain AP expense lines as outlined on the district P&L L. The DAPM is responsible for developing expanding community relationships with local law enforcement to support positive relations, develop support and communicate business needs as it relates to retail loss.
Key Responsibilities
Operations
- Review and analyze market shrink performance to identify trends. Partner and inform District Operations Manager (DOM) with identified opportunities related to operational processes.
- Responsible for AP P&L expense lines to meet or beat plan (Security Miscellaneous, Sensor Matic, Security Guards and Security: Armored/Alarm).
- Support Compliance and Process team with assigned tasked as prescribed by your leader.
- Identify business risks associated to operational processes behaviors through exception-based reporting and CCTV that may cause shrink or other profit erosion opportunities Partner with DM and DOM to develop strategies for resolution
- Responsible to support and deliver AP initiatives within the district such as but not limited to camera upgrades, merchandise protection updates department hardening initiatives, and building security initiatives
- district
- Accountable for identifying and successfully investigating matters of internal theft and fraud activity
- Accountable for district apprehension performance
- Develop and grow relationships with local law enforcement agencies.
- Partner with Central Investigations team or coordinate investigations identified as Organized Retail Crime
- Prepare detailed and accurate reports in a timely manner for police, HR, and others upon request.
- Monitor criminal cases, appear in court and testify as warranted.
- Support stores and recommend solutions to improve Associate Engagement, education and awareness related to traditional theft and fraud, organized retail crime, connected retail fraud, & property vandalism
- Accountable for developing and coaching the Asset Protection Specialist
- Act as the conduit for communicating trends, activities, and requirements to Regional Manager to support and drive the AP strategy
- Effective Communication
- Business Insights
- Develops Talent
- Drives Results
- Action Oriented
- Presentation skills
- Analytical skills and the ability to identify trends, develop plans to address opportunities as they arise
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to clearly articulate strategy, results to multiple audiences concisely
- Experience with Microsoft Access and advanced spreadsheet analytics
- Highly developed interpersonal skills for dealing with sensitive and controversial issues
- Reports to Regional Asset Protection Manager
- Ability to travel (including occasional overnights) 10 – 20% of the time
- May involve bending, stooping, reaching, twisting, lifting, pushing, pulling, and moving merchandise and tools, climbing a ladder.
- Extended periods of standing and walking through out the store locations
- May involve quickly responding to public address system announcements, including customer services calls, pages, and general information.
- Moving around the store and being able to communicate with and assist associates & customers.
- Operating a computer and other technology.
- Working within a flexible schedule that may include evening and weekends.
- Warehouse environment that can be dusty and noisy.
- Doors are frequently open, causing drafts and interior temperature changes.
- NA
- Must have experience as an Asset Protection Specialist Supervisor for a minimum 1 year
- Supervisory experience, 2+ years of district-based Asset Protection management experience
- Where applicable, required to maintain a valid and up to date security guard license and/or private investigator license.
- Must have access to a vehicle
- May be required to travel to various stores in the (market area)
- Available to work a variety of shifts including days, evenings, nights and weekends
More about this job
Responsibilities
Lead district asset protection initiatives and specialists, analyze shrink and operational trends, and drive strategies to reduce theft, fraud, vandalism, and other financial losses. Manage asset protection expenses, investigate incidents, partner with district leaders and law enforcement, and develop store associates and asset protection talent.
Requirements
Requires at least one year of experience as an Asset Protection Specialist Supervisor and two or more years of district-based asset protection management experience. Candidates must have access to a vehicle, be available for varied shifts and travel, and maintain a valid security guard or private investigator license where applicable.
Skills
- Asset Protection
- Leadership
- Talent Development
- Analytical Skills
- Trend Analysis
- Presentation Skills
- Communication
- Business Insights
- Investigation
- Loss Prevention
- Organized Retail Crime
- Fraud Detection
- Law Enforcement Relations
- Microsoft Access
- Spreadsheet Analytics
- Report Writing
Benefits
- Semi-Annual Performance Bonuses
- Deferred Profit-Sharing Program
- Paid Benefits
- Home Depot Stock Purchase Discount
- Merit-Based Salary Increases
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Security & Safety
- Retail
- Management & Leadership
- Data & Analytics
Keywords
- Asset Protection
- Retail Loss Prevention
- Shrink Performance
- Traditional Theft
- Fraud
- Organized Retail Crime
- Connected Retail Fraud
- Property Vandalism
- Exception-Based Reporting
- CCTV
- Internal Investigations
- Apprehension Performance
- District P&L
- Security Expenses
- Camera Upgrades
- Merchandise Protection
- Building Security
- Law Enforcement
- Central Investigations
- Microsoft Access
- Spreadsheet Analytics
- Police Reports
- Court Testimony
- Security Guard License
- Private Investigator License
- Associate Engagement