Loss Prevention Officer
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Junior, Mid
Doha, Qatar
In Person
Security & Protective ServicesSecurity Guarding & Patrol
About the job
Requirements
- Good English communication skills, both verbal and written.
- One to five years of experience in the same field.
- A pleasing personality.
Responsibilities
- Guard and protect hotel property, parking areas, information, documentation, materials, buildings, and equipment from unauthorized access, theft, or sabotage.
- Develop and maintain a training plan, documenting its development with advice and approval from the property loss prevention or security department.
- Document training and certification of security officers or other property team members in the required skills, concepts, and other requirements.
- Respond to and assist corporate security, loss prevention team members, employees, visitors, and emergency response personnel during security- and safety-related situations, following policies and procedures and using sound judgment.
- Comply with additional responsibilities set forth in special orders, manuals, and procedures issued by the corporate office of property loss prevention.
- Collaborate with property security and assist law enforcement agencies with crimes, including preserving possible evidence according to established procedures.
- Assist with inquiries into losses, thefts, employee misconduct, and other security incidents; document participation, report findings to the on-site security supervisor, and write incident reports.
- Assist with events and festivals organized by the property.
- Respond to all alarm conditions and promptly monitor and respond to security alarms, intrusion detection systems, and other protection devices or equipment according to hotel or resort policies.
- Monitor the fire protection system, ensure fire department access is not restricted during a fire, and remain trained and familiar with evacuation procedures.
- Monitor building and parking-area conditions and alarms, including gas, fire, heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems, and report unusual occurrences as required by post orders.
- Monitor property security systems and infrastructure and submit work orders or reports to the security supervisor to initiate repairs.
- Monitor closed-circuit television cameras using the required zone-by-zone checklist and report system deficiencies.
- Monitor the command center and issue visitor passes according to site safety and security policies and procedures.
- Inspect fire suppression systems and fire extinguishers daily or as assigned, and submit reports to property security management and engineering.
- Enforce access-control procedures by identifying personnel and visitors and controlling entrances and exits.
- Control gate passes for the removal of property, documents, or equipment as required by property management.
- Immediately report observed or attempted unauthorized access to the authorized security supervisor.
- Conduct varied routine and random patrols across assigned zones according to security supervisor instructions.
- Drive safely on designated property routes while patrolling and follow property rules and regulations.
- Conduct perimeter patrols using PROXYPEN or the designated guard-tour system, and submit necessary work orders to property security and engineering.
- Assist guests and visitors during patrols by providing customer service and directions.
- Inspect buildings and facilities after closing and ensure doors are locked and secured.
- Detect trespassers and unauthorized access to restricted areas by monitoring closed-circuit television and conducting random patrols throughout the property, particularly at night.
- Issue day passes to visitors and complete the required paperwork.
- Question individuals and check identification as instructed by property management.
- Ensure delivery vehicles display company identification and monitor deliveries and suppliers entering the property.
- Admit only authorized personnel during and after normal working hours.
- Report and stop misbehavior observed during patrols, promptly inform the security supervisor, and write a report according to property rules.
- Stop contractors who lack a work permit from working on the property and report them to the security supervisor and engineering department where applicable.
- Provide traffic, parking, and pedestrian control when needed and requested by property management.
- When the risk category is raised to RED, search vehicles and hand-carried items for prohibited articles, following standardized written directions from property management.
- Keep parking areas clean and orderly to maximize space usage.
- Patrol parking areas to prevent vehicle damage and vehicle or property theft.
- Inspect vehicles for damage.
- Move barricades to open or close parking areas.
- Escort customers to their vehicles when requested to support their safety.
- Inspect parking-lot lighting, signage, electronic access controls, intrusion detection, emergency phones and intercoms, emergency exits, lifts, and gate systems using a checklist.
About the company
Minor International is a Thailand-based multinational that operates in hospitality, food and beverage, and lifestyle retail. It runs three main units: Minor Hotels, Minor Food, and Minor Lifestyle. Minor Hotels owns, manages, and invests in a global portfolio of hotel brands such as Anantara, Avani, NH Hotels, Tivoli, Oaks, and Elewana, with over 540 properties in more than 50 countries, and it expanded its European footprint by consolidating NH Hotel Group in 2024. Minor Food manages more than 2,500 restaurants under brands including The Pizza Company, Swensen’s, The Coffee Club, and Dairy Queen (franchised in certain regions). Minor Lifestyle distributes and retails fashion and lifestyle products in Thailand and nearby markets. The company aims to be a leading Asia-focused hospitality and lifestyle conglomerate by growing its premium experiences across hotels, restaurants, and retail through an integrated ownership, management, and franchising model.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bangkok, Thailand
Founded
1978
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Minor signed 40 hotel contracts in 2025, then targeted 25 more in Q1 2026.
- Minor Hotels opened or relaunched Paris, Bahrain, Malta, and New Zealand properties in 2026.
- Bonchon should lift royalty and franchise fees after Minor paid about US$50 million in August 2026.
What critics are saying
- Minor still carries heavy lease exposure; 2025 presentation showed €2.0 billion total net debt.
- First-half 2026 profit fell on renovations and foreign exchange, exposing earnings volatility.
- Bonchon integration and territory split with Serruya create execution risk through 2027 brand dilution.
What makes Minor International unique
- Minor Hotels built 640-plus properties across 70 countries, spanning hotels, restaurants, and lifestyle brands.
- The 2026 Colbert Collection and Wolseley Hotels unlock conversion-led growth in mature cities.
- Bonchon ownership outside the Americas adds an asset-light, royalty-driven restaurant platform from August 2026.
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- Health Insurance
- Wellness Program