Loss Prevention Officers (LPOs) are responsible for protecting company assets by preventing theft, fraud, and damage in retail stores, warehouses, hotels, and corporate premises. They work both overtly (visible patrols) and covertly (undercover) to detect suspicious behavior and reduce inventory shrinkage.
Monitor customers, employees, and contractors to prevent theft or misuse of assets.
Use CCTV and other surveillance tools to detect suspicious activities.
Conduct regular security patrols within the premises.
Investigate incidents of theft, fraud, or policy violations.
Prepare detailed incident and loss reports.
Coordinate with law enforcement when required.
Assist with security audits and inventory checks.
Train staff on theft prevention and safety protocols.
Education:
Minimum 12th pass; graduate degree in security management preferred.
Skills & Attributes:
Strong observation and analytical skills.
Ability to handle confrontations calmly and professionally.
Basic understanding of criminal law and investigation methods.
Physical fitness for long hours of patrol.
Integrity and confidentiality in handling sensitive cases.
Additional Requirements:
Police verification and clean background check.
Certification in loss prevention, security management, or risk control (preferred).
Entry-level: ₹15,000–₹25,000/month.
Experienced: ₹25,000–₹40,000/month.
Overseas placements: ₹50,000–₹90,000+/month plus benefits.
Senior Loss Prevention Officer
Loss Prevention Supervisor
Security & Risk Manager
Corporate Security Head
