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Marriott International

Manages and franchises hotels around the world

Loss Prevention Manager Japanese Speaker

Security & Protective ServicesConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNikko, Tochigi, JapanNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED and 4 years of experience in security/loss prevention or a related professional area; alternatively, a two-year degree from an accredited university in Criminal Justice or a related major and 2 years of experience in security/loss prevention or a related professional area.
  • Ability to comply with applicable laws and safety regulations.
  • Ability to follow property key-control guidelines.
  • Ability to communicate safety procedures and codes and ensure employee understanding.
  • Ability to analyze information and evaluate results to select solutions and solve problems.

Responsibilities

  • Manage the department's daily functions to protect property assets, employees, and guests while supporting guest and employee satisfaction and the operating budget.
  • Maintain logs, certifications, and documents required by law and Standard Operating Procedures.
  • Train staff in established emergency procedures and implement accident- and fire-prevention procedures.
  • Assist the Director of Engineering in administering fire-prevention programs and emergency preparedness.
  • Conduct property hazard and risk assessments, including quarterly OSHA/safety audits, incident tracking, and hazard abatement.
  • Develop detailed property shutdown procedures to ensure all areas are secured at appropriate times.
  • Develop a monthly checklist for CCTV equipment, alarmed doors, and duress alarms to ensure they are functional.
  • Incorporate inspection tours of the recording system into patrols covering the property's interior and exterior.
  • Follow the Duty of Care process to protect guests and employees.
  • Follow up on unusual activities around the property that could impair guest or employee well-being.
  • Handle complaints, settle disputes, resolve grievances and conflicts, and negotiate with others.
  • Implement action plans to monitor and control risk.
  • Monitor unusual activities around the property that could impair guest or employee well-being.
  • Oversee loss prevention operations, including patrols, emergency response, initial and follow-up investigations of guest- and employee-related incidents, shipping and receiving, the electronic key system, and manager-on-duty responsibilities.
  • Oversee and guide the Accident Prevention Committee.
  • Oversee the first-aid program for guests and employees.
  • Oversee claims and protect company assets by monitoring General Liability and Workers' Compensation cases.
  • Foster teamwork and strong working relationships with other departments, using assertive hospitality as a deterrent to crime.
  • Build mutual trust, respect, and cooperation among team members.
  • Provide personal assistance, medical attention, emotional support, or other personal care to coworkers, customers, or patients.
  • Model appropriate behaviors and use interpersonal and communication skills to lead, influence, and encourage others; advocate sound financial and business decisions; demonstrate honesty and integrity; and lead by example.
  • Meet quality standards and customer expectations daily.
  • Identify others' educational needs, develop formal educational or training programs or classes, and teach or instruct others.
  • Inspect and critique loss prevention department performance to maintain professionalism and customer service.
  • Provide services that exceed customer expectations to support satisfaction and retention.
  • Develop liaison relationships with local law enforcement and emergency services.
  • Inform or update executives and peers on relevant information in a timely manner.
  • Provide information to supervisors and coworkers by telephone, in writing, by email, or in person.

About the Company

Marriott International

Manages and franchises hotels around the world

Marriott International manages and franchises hotels and resorts for leisure and business travelers, with brands spanning luxury stays, select-service hotels and extended visits. Its portfolio includes The Ritz-Carlton, Sheraton and Courtyard, giving hotel owners different formats for serving guests. Most properties belong to third-party owners: Marriott earns management fees tied to hotel revenue and profit, or franchise royalties for use of its brands and systems, while owning or leasing a small share itself. The company also licenses its names for branded residences and vacation ownership properties. With operating roots dating to 1927, Marriott is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bethesda, MD
Founded
1927

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