Security Supervisor

The Security Supervisor is responsible for leading day‑to‑day security operations at the Distribution Centre, ensuring a safe, compliant, and secure environment for people, assets, cargo, and critical operations. This role oversees the performance of contracted security personnel, manages the command-and-control functions onsite, and ensures adherence to Maersk Global Security requirements and recognised industry standards (e.g., TAPA, C‑TPAT).

Key Responsibilities

1. Security Operations &Command Centre Leadership

• Lead and supervise all on‑site security operations.

• Monitor screening, access control, CCTV, electronic security systems, and physical security infrastructure, ensuring full operational readiness.

• Align with security vendor on security priorities and incident learnings.

. Oversee perimeter control in accordance with Maersk and regulatory requirements.

2. Vendor Performance Management

• Coordinate and validate manpower deployment to ensure full shift coverage and operational continuity.

• Verify competency, performance and provide coaching or corrective guidance where required.

• Ensure security agency compliance with PLRD licensing obligations, and site‑specific SOPs.

3. Incident Management &Reporting

• Oversee and Leadthe initial response to security incidents within the DC, conduct preliminary investigations, secure evidence, and compile timely incident reports.

• Escalate major incidents to Security Management according to Maersk escalation protocols and customer requirements.

• Ensure proper documentation in digital logs and audit records.

• Lead escalation to senior management,customers, regulators, where required

4. Compliance, Audit & Risk Managemen

• Execute routine inspections and audits to ensure physical security, systems, and operational processes remain compliant and effective.

• Conduct security risk assessments and recommend mitigation measures aligned with Maersk Global Security Standards andTAPA/CTPAT expectations.

• Maintain and validate all documentation associated with internal and external compliance frameworks (e.g., TAPA FSR, C‑TPAT,customer audits).

• Ensure end‑to‑endcompliance, risk ownership, and continual improvement of security and resilience capabilities aligned with Maersk Global Standards

. Ensure audit readiness, evidence integrity, and sustained compliance, not just point‑in‑timeclosure

5. Visitor, Contractor & Event Security Coordination

• Plan and oversee security arrangements for VIP visits, customer engagements, and high‑traffic operational periods with the security vendor.

• Coordinate crowd control, traffic flow, and emergency access routes with outsourced security teams and internal stakeholders.

• Support business continuity preparedness by ensuring emergency response readiness and participating in drills and exercises.

6. Continuous Improvement & SOP Governance

• Review, update, and enhance Site Security SOPs to reflect operational changes, audit findings, and emerging risks.

• Identify opportunities for improvement in security processes, technology utilisation, and workforce capability.

• Support security training needs analysis and contribute to upskilling initiatives for both internal and outsourced personnel.

• Drive security maturity enhancements

• Engage site leadership to ensure security is embedded into operational decision‑making

Requirements:

• Minimum 4-6 years of supervisory experience in security operations within a logistics, warehouse, or industrial environment.
• Valid PLRD Security Licence and Security Supervisory certification.
• WSQ modules aligned to the PWM Security Supervisor track (preferred).
• Strong proficiency in CCTV operations, electronic security systems, and command-centre monitoring tools.
• Sound knowledge of security compliance frameworks such as TAPA FSR / TSR, CTPAT, and local regulatory requirements would be an added advantage.
• Self‑driven, disciplined, and capable of leadingmulti‑shift teams in a fast-paced operational environment.
• Demonstrated exposure to audits, investigations, vendor management
• Demonstrated experience in putting in place security improvements using technology.
• Experience in driving cost optimisation initiatives.
• Strong communication and leadership skills, able to influence both internal stakeholders and third‑party service providers.
• Analytical mindset with the ability to identify risks and propose practical, operationally viable mitigations.
• Experience in emergency response, crisis coordination, or business continuity support is an advantage.
• Ex‑SPF or SAF background and familiarity with Singapore Customs requirements are added advantages.