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Walmart

Sells groceries and essentials in stores and online

Asset Protection Operations Coach

Loss Prevention & Asset ProtectionConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMentor, OH, USA$65k - $100k /yrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Completion of two years of college, or one year of experience as a supervisor in a multi-department environment, or one year of experience in accounting, claims, inventory control, systems/UPC, personnel, or loss prevention/asset protection in a multi-department environment, or two years of experience in asset protection or a related area.
  • Successful completion of any applicable state requirements to work in asset protection, such as minimum age, specialized training, certification, or licensing.
  • If applicable, acquisition of a current, state-issued Certificate of Eligibility.
  • If applicable, successful completion of a criminal background check and/or firearms-authorized training.
  • Attend and successfully complete all job-required trainings and assessments, such as Academy and Open Door trainings.

Responsibilities

  • Drive sales by ensuring effective merchandise presentation, including accurate and competitive pricing, proper signing, inventory levels, cleanliness, assessing economic trends and community needs, overseeing stocking and rotation of merchandise, setting up and organizing product displays, and securing fragile and high-shrink merchandise.
  • Lead and develop teams by teaching, training, and listening to associates; touring stores and providing feedback; communicating with associates at all levels about store operations, technology, business initiatives, merchandising, and company direction; leading change efforts; providing clear expectations and guidance; and communicating business objectives effectively.
  • Model exceptional customer service standards by following and demonstrating the One Best Way service model, managing and supporting customer service initiatives and community outreach programs, resolving customer needs, complaints, and issues, developing action plans to correct deficiencies, and providing process-improvement leadership.
  • Provide supervision and development opportunities for hourly associates by hiring, training, and mentoring associates; assigning duties; setting clear expectations; recognizing associates; communicating expectations consistently; ensuring awareness; and recruiting and developing qualified associates to meet staffing needs and company growth potential.
  • Control unexplained merchandise loss and improve profitability by identifying and communicating performance goals and objectives, building accountability for policies and procedures, measuring adherence to loss-prevention policies and procedures, reviewing inventory-report variances, conducting operational and pre-inventory reviews, gathering data and audit results, monitoring deficiency trends, identifying improvement opportunities, working with managers and associates to determine inventory-control corrections, influencing their implementation and execution, and training managers and associates in operational controls and processes across multiple stores.
  • Detect, deter, investigate, and resolve violations of company policies and criminal activities by investigating alleged fraud and other alleged illegal activities, conducting investigations relating to company operations and policies, gathering evidence, taking statements, writing case reports, providing courtroom testimony as needed, and partnering with other investigative entities.
  • Monitor facility safety and risk controls by ensuring an effective safety program, supervising safety team members, identifying accident trends and implementing prevention solutions, observing workplace practices, training associates on accident prevention, communicating accident-minimization plans, overseeing safety reviews, and implementing plans to improve workplace safety.
  • Manage facility-level training and execution of asset protection, safety, claims, and receiving procedures by reviewing policy and procedure application and compliance guidelines, including cold chain, hazardous materials, and operational controls; identifying gaps between expectations and training; determining training needs; and developing and delivering training as needed.
  • Manage claims and receiving operations by ensuring proper policies and procedures, ensuring timely processing of claims such as damaged, defective, returned, and liquidated items and merchandise deliveries such as supplier and third-party deliveries, providing direction on claims or receiving issues, and maintaining required documentation and reporting.
  • Coordinate, complete, and oversee job-related activities and assignments by developing and maintaining stakeholder relationships, supporting plans and initiatives to meet customer and business needs, identifying and communicating goals and objectives, building accountability and measuring progress, identifying and addressing improvement opportunities, demonstrating adaptability, and promoting continuous learning.
  • Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures and support the company mission, values, and ethics standards by implementing action plans, utilizing and supporting the Open Door Policy, and providing direction and guidance on applying these standards in business processes and practices.
  • Build high-performing teams and create a workplace where associates feel seen, supported, and connected by embracing differences in people, cultures, ideas, and experiences and creating opportunities for associates to thrive and perform.
  • Work collaboratively, build strong and trusting relationships, and communicate with impact, energy, and positivity to motivate and influence.
  • Attract and retain talent, empower and develop talent, and recognize others’ contributions and accomplishments.
  • Maintain and promote integrity, ethics, and compliance; model company values; hold oneself and others accountable; and support the company’s goal of becoming a regenerative company by making a positive impact for associates, customers, members, and the world, creating a sense of belonging, eliminating waste, and participating in local giving.
  • Act in a selfless manner and remain humble, self-aware, honest, fair, and transparent.
  • Deliver results while putting the customer first, adapting to how, where, and when customers shop, and applying EDLP and EDLC business models to plans.
  • Make decisions based on data insights and analysis, balance short- and long-term priorities, and consider customers, associates, shareholders, suppliers, business partners, and communities when making plans.
  • Display curiosity and a desire to learn, take calculated risks, demonstrate courage and resilience, and encourage learning from mistakes.
  • Drive continuous improvement, adopt and encourage new technologies and skills, and support others through change.

Desired Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science in Business Management and Leadership through Live Better U and Bellevue University.
  • Certificate of Completion in People and Business Leadership through Live Better U and Bellevue University.
  • Certification in an asset protection-related field, such as Loss Prevention Qualified or Loss Prevention Certified.
  • General work experience supervising five or more direct reports, including responsibility for performance management, mentoring, hiring, and firing.
  • Investigative experience.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Business.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.

About the Company

Walmart

Sells groceries and essentials in stores and online

Walmart sells groceries, household essentials, clothing, and electronics through stores and online marketplaces for consumers around the world. Its everyday low price model combines large purchasing volumes with distribution networks that move goods to stores and customer homes. Shoppers can browse online, collect orders at a nearby store, or request delivery, while third-party merchants use its marketplace and fulfillment services to reach customers. The group earns revenue from merchandise sales, memberships, advertising, and services, and also operates pharmacies, optical centers, and digital payments businesses. Walmart opened its first discount store in 1962 and is headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bentonville, AR
Founded
1962

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