Security Worker

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The security worker is responsible to provide a safe environment of store's assets: inventory, money, and equipment. The security worker also insures the safety of customers and staff. Their prime objective is to deter shrinkage. May be asked to be an eye witness for legal inquiries. May also be ask to review video tapes. Students with good communication skills work well. Experience at a part-time retail job could be helpful.

• Keeps security on mind at all times.

• Observes customers at entry, while shopping, and at exit.

• Opens store doors at beginning of shift, and closes doors at end of shift.

• Prevents food and drink from entering in or being consumed inside the store.

• Will limit the number of customers in the store if overcrowding occurs.

• Keeps traffic flowing in the store. Enforces the "no loitering" policy.

• Will keep the sales floor, entry way, and hallways neat and clean.

• Asks unruly customers to settle down or leave.

• Keeps customers from entering secured areas or playing with store equipment and fixtures.

• Checks doors to see if they are secure and locked.

• Informs the store shift manager if assistance is needed.

• Reports all safety problems or violations to shift manager or store advisor.
• Keeps aware of opportunities for employee theft.

• Mystery shoplifter to test store security
• Mystery fast-change artist to test cashier security.

• Reviews shrinkage reports with store and inventory managers and plans security strategy
• Explore security as a future career by job site visit or inviting a speaker

• Policeman
• Detective
• Security guard