A NSW Security Loss Prevention Officer is responsible for preventing theft and other losses within a company or organization. This may involve implementing security measures, conducting investigations, and monitoring security systems. Some specific duties of a NSW Security Loss Prevention Officer may include:

• Conducting surveillance to detect and deter theft and other criminal activity
• Implementing security procedures and protocols to prevent losses
• Investigating incidents of theft and other losses
• Monitoring security systems, such as cameras and alarm systems, to ensure they are functioning properly
• Responding to security incidents, including theft and other crimes
• Writing reports on security incidents and losses
• Providing security training to employees
• Collaborating with law enforcement to resolve security incidents
• Conducting regular security audits to identify areas of vulnerability

It’s important to note that the exact responsibilities of a NSW Security Loss Prevention Officer may vary depending on the size and type of organization they work for.