Handbook of Loss Prevention and Crime Prevention

GOOD STUFF--Crime prevention and loss prevention are closely allied fields differing primarily in their forms of management and sources of authority. A crime prevention officer is a public servant who possesses police powers. A loss prevention manager or security director works in the private sector and receives whatever authority he or she possesses from an employer but is not granted the powers of a public law enforcement officer. The job descriptions of these two positions, however, are quite similar and the skills required identical. Prevention is the focus in both cases. The crime prevention officer and the loss prevention manager are expected to assess crime vulnerability— no matter whether it is of a residential area, small business, college campus, hospital, or a corporation—and recommend cost-effective security measures. Security problems are common to both the public and the private sectors and so, too, are solutions.

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