DC Asset Protection Supervisor

About the role

The DC Asset Protection Supervisor assists the DC Asset Protection Manager in performing asset protection and safety-related activities that support The Home Depot's business objectives, such as minimizing shrink, risk and safety incidents. The role covers onboarding to AP programs, OSHA standards and investigations, training, coaching and handling potentially volatile situations, including data integrity and tracking of performance metrics. It supports the asset protection manager and facility leadership in the assigned building, and reports to the DC Asset Protection Manager with up to 3 direct reports.

Key responsibilities

• Compliance (40%): Help run the monthly audit cadence covering shrink risk, safety compliance, merchandise accuracy and regulatory compliance; assist with regulatory investigations (OSHA, EPA, state and federal agencies); use contracted site guard supervisors and keep electronic security systems working; turn audit findings into corrective action plans.
• Safety (30%): Review weekly incident reporting and trends with leadership; attend onsite meetings with regulatory agencies following company SOPs; maintain supply chain security measures such as seal compliance and testing; lead auditors in daily operations and monitor shipping accuracy; take part in safety incident investigations and help create new processes to prevent incidents.
• Accuracy (15%): Train, coach and evaluate auditors and associates using factual data and observations.
• Shrink (15%): Support the internal and external theft program, identify and process temporary labor and visitors who commit theft, maximize merchandise recoveries, observe safe work practices on the floor and adhere to company policies on apprehensions.

Required profile

• Age 18 or older and legally permitted to work in the United States.
• High school diploma or GED; minimum 1 year of experience preferred.
• Preferred: night and weekend shifts, offsite/annex locations, working knowledge of Microsoft Office, collaboration with cross-functional teams, drawing conclusions from financial documents, excellent written and verbal communication, CCTV and digital recording experience, LPC or LPQ completion, and Wicklander & Zulawski certification.

Working conditions

• Typically sits most of the time with occasional lifting of light items; mostly indoors, with occasional unpleasant conditions.
• Travel of less than 10% overnight.
• Pay range of $65,000 - $75,000 for residents of California, Colorado, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Nevada, New York City, Ithaca (NY), Westchester County (NY) and Washington.