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Loss Prevention Managers

Plan and direct policies, procedures, or systems to prevent the loss of assets. Determine risk exposure or potential liability, and develop risk control measures.

Wages

BLS doesn't publish wages for Loss Prevention Managers separately. These are the figures for Managers, All Other (11-9199), its parent occupation.

Median annual wage, U.S.$141,900
Employment, U.S.622,190
Median hourly wage$68.22
Annual wage percentiles, U.S., May 2025
10th25thMedian75th90th
$74,300$102,880$141,900$186,300$238,270
By state (51)
StateEmploymentMedian annualLocation quotient
Alabama1,970$135,8900.23
Alaska1,740$127,9501.34
Arizona8,540$129,8700.66
Arkansas5,690$87,5201.09
California99,580$174,5601.37
Colorado14,060$171,1401.22
Connecticut7,330$162,6901.08
Delaware1,280$168,0600.66
District of Columbia18,570$175,7206.61
Florida37,820$108,8900.95
Georgia34,680$125,0001.77
Hawaii$130,000
Idaho1,230$131,5500.36
Illinois31,680$140,2401.30
Indiana6,990$79,9000.55
Iowa3,600$128,0800.58
Kansas2,690$131,7100.47
Kentucky2,390$122,9300.30
Louisiana13,220$103,1401.71
Maine1,860$115,9200.72
Maryland17,530$159,0401.59
Massachusetts10,630$182,9500.73
Michigan9,380$134,2600.53
Minnesota4,160$152,6000.35
Mississippi960$101,5700.21
Missouri11,420$125,7600.97
Montana1,600$110,4700.78
Nebraska2,640$116,4300.64
Nevada9,110$112,0401.47
New Hampshire1,330$145,6300.49
New Jersey30,270$161,5101.77
New Mexico3,770$123,5501.08
New York18,470$167,2000.48
North Carolina21,830$141,1601.10
North Dakota2,040$126,4401.19
Ohio7,360$129,9400.33
Oklahoma1,340$131,8700.20
Oregon7,680$125,5800.98
Pennsylvania20,170$131,6000.83
Rhode Island790$165,9000.39
South Carolina2,210$129,9600.24
South Dakota570$119,4700.31
Tennessee17,510$99,4301.34
Texas61,410$134,3901.09
Utah9,190$134,8901.32
Vermont1,060$125,4400.87
Virginia21,560$166,2301.31
Washington10,490$164,1600.74
West Virginia3,640$124,9401.30
Wisconsin14,240$107,0501.21
Wyoming850$113,4200.76

Similar occupations

Similarity is our measure: the cosine of importance x level over all 120 O*NET skills, knowledge areas and abilities. It is not an O*NET finding. More.

One skill away

Among the 50 occupations most similar to Loss Prevention Managers, those at the same Job Zone or lower, where exactly one skill rated at least 3 in importance needs a level more than 0.75 points higher (on O*NET's 0-7 level scale). Our definition. Change the thresholds.

OccupationSkill to buildLevel gapSimilarity
Security ManagersManagement of Financial Resources1.500.973
Entertainment and Recreation Managers, Except GamblingManagement of Financial Resources0.880.964
Social and Community Service ManagersSocial Perceptiveness0.870.963
Lodging ManagersManagement of Material Resources1.240.959
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary SchoolLearning Strategies0.870.957
Coaches and ScoutsInstructing0.870.957
Business Continuity PlannersComplex Problem Solving1.000.957
Human Resources ManagersManagement of Financial Resources1.880.957
Meeting, Convention, and Event PlannersManagement of Financial Resources1.000.956
Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and DaycareManagement of Financial Resources1.260.956

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Software to learn next

Software used by at least 3 of the 20 occupations most similar to Loss Prevention Managers, excluding software Loss Prevention Managers already lists and any you named. Ranked by how many of them use it, weighted by how much more common it is among them than across all occupations (lift). Our ranking.

SoftwareSimilar jobs using itLift
Microsoft Visio11 of 203.4x
Oracle Primavera Enterprise Project Portfolio Management7 of 205.7x
Google Drive7 of 205.0x
Microsoft Dynamics9 of 203.5x
Blackbaud The Raiser's Edge6 of 206.3x
Microsoft Publisher8 of 203.9x
GroupMe5 of 208.5x
Mentimeter4 of 2014.2x
Google Docs8 of 203.5x
ADP Enterprise HR3 of 2027.7x

Skills

From O*NET data. Importance is rated 1 to 5 and level 0 to 7.

SkillTypeImportanceLevel
Active ListeningEssential skill 4.00 4.00
Reading ComprehensionEssential skill 4.00 4.00
SpeakingEssential skill 4.00 4.00
Critical ThinkingEssential skill 3.88 4.00
Judgment and Decision MakingTransferable skill 3.88 4.00
MonitoringEssential skill 3.88 4.00
Complex Problem SolvingTransferable skill 3.88 3.88
InstructingTransferable skill 3.88 3.88
Time ManagementTransferable skill 3.88 3.88
Systems AnalysisTransferable skill 3.75 4.00
PersuasionTransferable skill 3.75 3.88
Systems EvaluationTransferable skill 3.75 3.88
WritingEssential skill 3.75 3.88
Active LearningEssential skill 3.75 3.75
Management of Personnel ResourcesTransferable skill 3.62 4.00
Service OrientationTransferable skill 3.62 3.75
Social PerceptivenessTransferable skill 3.62 3.75
CoordinationTransferable skill 3.62 3.62
NegotiationTransferable skill 3.50 3.38
Learning StrategiesEssential skill 3.25 3.25
MathematicsEssential skill 2.75 2.75
Operations MonitoringTransferable skill 2.62 2.88
Quality Control AnalysisTransferable skill 2.50 2.38
Management of Material ResourcesTransferable skill 2.25 2.38
Operations AnalysisTransferable skill 2.25 2.25
Management of Financial ResourcesTransferable skill 2.25 2.12
Operation and ControlTransferable skill 2.00 1.75
TroubleshootingTransferable skill 2.00 1.25
Technology DesignTransferable skill 1.75 1.12
ProgrammingTransferable skill 1.62 0.75
Equipment MaintenanceTransferable skill 1.00not rated
Equipment SelectionTransferable skill 1.00not rated
InstallationTransferable skill 1.00not rated
RepairingTransferable skill 1.00not rated
ScienceEssential skill 1.00not rated
Knowledge (33) and abilities (52)
Knowledge
NameImportanceLevel
Public Safety and Security 4.14 4.64
Law and Government 3.91 4.05
Administration and Management 3.81 4.71
English Language 3.77 4.41
Education and Training 3.73 5.09
Customer and Personal Service 3.55 4.52
Psychology 3.50 4.32
Computers and Electronics 3.45 4.00
Personnel and Human Resources 3.43 4.18
Mathematics 3.23 4.14
Administrative 3.09 4.00
Communications and Media 2.91 2.82
Economics and Accounting 2.73 2.82
Sociology and Anthropology 2.64 2.82
Building and Construction 2.55 2.77
Telecommunications 2.55 2.50
Transportation 2.41 2.18
Engineering and Technology 2.32 2.50
Design 2.27 2.68
Mechanical 2.23 2.18
Therapy and Counseling 2.18 2.18
Production and Processing 2.14 1.95
Sales and Marketing 2.00 2.41
Geography 2.00 2.00
Food Production 1.77 1.32
Foreign Language 1.76 1.73
Physics 1.76 1.48
Medicine and Dentistry 1.59 1.18
Philosophy and Theology 1.45 1.36
Chemistry 1.45 1.00
History and Archeology 1.32not rated
Biology 1.32 0.68
Fine Arts 1.09not rated
Abilities
NameImportanceLevel
Oral Expression 4.12 4.00
Problem Sensitivity 4.12 4.00
Near Vision 4.00 4.00
Oral Comprehension 4.00 4.00
Written Comprehension 3.88 4.00
Written Expression 3.88 4.00
Deductive Reasoning 3.88 3.88
Inductive Reasoning 3.88 3.88
Speech Clarity 3.75 3.88
Speech Recognition 3.75 3.88
Originality 3.38 3.62
Selective Attention 3.25 3.62
Category Flexibility 3.25 3.00
Flexibility of Closure 3.12 3.50
Fluency of Ideas 3.12 3.50
Far Vision 3.12 3.38
Information Ordering 3.12 3.12
Perceptual Speed 2.88 3.00
Speed of Closure 2.88 3.00
Number Facility 2.75 3.00
Visualization 2.75 2.75
Memorization 2.75 2.25
Mathematical Reasoning 2.62 2.88
Time Sharing 2.62 2.62
Visual Color Discrimination 2.62 2.38
Auditory Attention 2.25 2.12
Hearing Sensitivity 2.25 2.12
Trunk Strength 2.25 2.12
Multilimb Coordination 2.12 2.12
Finger Dexterity 2.12 1.88
Manual Dexterity 2.12 1.88
Static Strength 2.12 1.88
Response Orientation 2.12 1.50
Dynamic Strength 2.12 1.38
Explosive Strength 2.12 1.38
Gross Body Coordination 2.00 2.00
Stamina 2.00 2.00
Gross Body Equilibrium 2.00 1.88
Depth Perception 2.00 1.75
Speed of Limb Movement 2.00 1.38
Reaction Time 2.00 1.25
Extent Flexibility 1.88 1.25
Control Precision 1.75 1.50
Arm-Hand Steadiness 1.62 1.12
Wrist-Finger Speed 1.38 0.50
Peripheral Vision 1.12not rated
Spatial Orientation 1.12not rated
Dynamic Flexibility 1.00not rated
Glare Sensitivity 1.00not rated
Night Vision 1.00not rated
Rate Control 1.00not rated
Sound Localization 1.00not rated

Software used

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Where it concentrates

BLS doesn't publish wages for Loss Prevention Managers separately. These are the figures for Managers, All Other (11-9199), its parent occupation.

Metro areas ranked by BLS location quotient: the occupation's share of the area's jobs divided by its share of all US jobs. Above 1 means more concentrated than the nation. Metros employing fewer than 100 are left out.

Metro areaEmploymentLocation quotientMedian annual
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV42,0103.35$170,980
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA13,7403.03$217,280
Brunswick-St. Simons, GA5302.83$122,930
Jefferson City, MO8302.58$93,100
Trenton-Princeton, NJ2,3402.43$135,180
Lafayette, LA1,6702.32$88,370
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA21,5502.27$210,080
Corvallis, OR3402.20Not available
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA24,4902.12$130,340
Houma-Bayou Cane-Thibodaux, LA6802.05$102,130

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