Asset Security Manager

Role Overview
The Asset Protection Specialist at Home Depot is responsible for protecting the company's assets and ensuring the safety of its employees, customers, and vendors. This individual plays a critical role in preventing financial loss due to theft, fraud, and other forms of shrinkage.

Main Responsibilities:

1. Investigate Incidents: Thoroughly investigate internal and external incidents of theft and fraud, detain and question individuals caught shoplifting, and take measures to prevent injuries during apprehensions.
2. Monitor CCTV Footage: Review CCTV footage, conduct audits of Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS), and analyze exception reports to identify suspicious activity and process individuals involved in theft and fraud.
3. Prepare Case Reports: Prepare detailed and accurate case reports in a timely manner, maintain relevant evidence, and testify in court when necessary.
4. Ensure Physical Security: Monitor the store's physical security, oversee the implementation of store safety programs, and verify compliance with company standards and policies.
5. Train Associates: Educate and train associates on proper operational procedures and store safety compliance standards.

Scope and Environment:

This role typically reports to a Store Asset Protection Manager (APM) or, in stores without an APM, multiple APMS and the Store Manager. The position involves frequent communication with colleagues outside the immediate workgroup.

Working Conditions:

This role is performed in a typical office environment with occasional exposure to factors such as extreme temperatures, machinery, loud noises, and fumes, which can cause some discomfort or a moderate risk of injury.

Travel Requirements:

This role occasionally requires overnight travel, less than 10% of the time.