Loss Prevention for Surveillance Investigator

September 24, 2026

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WE OFFER THE BEST TRAINING IN THE INDUSTRY!

We have been in business for over 44 years and are one of the top Private Investigation firms in the U.S. We consistently refine our training so that our investigators have the most innovative skills.

PART-TIME: There is a TON of room for growth for candidates who are trainable, follow instructions, and are motivated to get results. You will be conducting single and two-investigator covert surveillance operations to record subject's activities, tailing by foot, car, public buses, and trains. When executed properly, surveillance is a fun, dynamic, and exciting career! Every day is unpredictable.

We offer paid training, bonuses, auto allowances, and benefits!

Job Duties include: spot checks, tailing, stakeout, covert video recording, team surveillance.

HELPFUL EXPERIENCE: Security, Loss Prevention, Asset Protection, Process Serving, Criminal Justice, Sub-Rosa, Undercover, or Videography.

We will consider candidates who have:

4-Year College Degree
Valid Driver's License
Owns an Automobile
Willing to travel
Capable of Prolonged Surveillance
Verifiable/Stable Work History

Send your current resume for consideration!

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