Director, Distribution Center Security & Asset Protection

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OVERVIEW:  

The Director, Distribution Center Security & Asset Protection is the enterprise leader accountable for the strategy, governance, performance, and continued development of ALO's security and asset protection program across the North America distribution center network. Based in Las Vegas, this role protects people, product, facilities, information, and business continuity across the current four-site footprint and future network expansion. 

The Director translates enterprise risk and business priorities into a scalable operating model spanning physical security, loss prevention, guard force operations, access control, investigations, workplace violence and threat response support, yard and dock security, visitor and vendor management, incident management, security technology, and crisis readiness. The role establishes network standards while ensuring each site applies controls proportionate to its risk, operating profile, and growth plans. 

As a senior partner to Distribution & Logistics leadership, Asset Protection, HR, Legal, Safety, IT, Facilities, Inventory Control, Transportation, Finance, and site leaders, the Director provides clear risk counsel, owns the multi-year program roadmap and investment case, and drives measurable improvement through disciplined governance, strong talent and vendor leadership, executive-ready reporting, and consistent field execution. 

RESPONSIBILITIES:  

Enterprise Strategy, Governance & Risk 

• Own and execute the enterprise distribution center security and asset protection strategy, including the operating model, governance structure, multi-year roadmap, priorities, performance standards, and resource plan for current and future sites. 

• Establish network policies, standards, post orders, audit routines, incident classifications, escalation protocols, corrective-action governance, and minimum control requirements; approve risk-based site exceptions and ensure appropriate leadership visibility. 

• Lead recurring current-state assessments and validation visits across the full risk path - property line, parking, entrances, gates, yards, docks, shipping, receiving, inventory flows, returns, high-value areas, disposal, emergency exits, and exterior premises - to verify actual execution and control effectiveness.