Protective Services Officer

Who We Are

Founded in 1963 by Mary Kay Ash with a bold mission to enrich women’s lives, Mary Kay has grown into one of the world’s most successful and enduring beauty brands. For more than 60 years, our people-first culture and commitment to innovation have powered our global success in skincare, color cosmetics, nutritional supplements, and fragrances. Our corporate teams spanning R&D, marketing, IT, manufacturing, distribution, supply chain, analytics, and more play a critical role in supporting millions of Independent Beauty Consultants across more than 35 markets worldwide. At Mary Kay, employees collaborate on meaningful work that drives real impact, fuels entrepreneurship, and advances science backed beauty. Guided by purpose, we are equally committed to sustainability, supporting women affected by cancer and domestic abuse, and inspiring future generations, all while offering rewarding careers with global reach and opportunities for growth.

What We Offer

  • Generous Paid Time Off
  • 401K & Profit Sharing
  • Medical, Dental & Vision Coverage
  • Free On-site Fitness Center & Health Clinic
  • Tuition Reimbursement
  • Employee Product Discounts

About The Role

As a Protective Services Officer, you’ll play a key role in maintaining a safe, secure, and welcoming environment at our Mary Kay facilities. You’ll provide armed protection of corporate property, personnel, and visitors—helping prevent illegal entry, theft, vandalism, safety hazards, and fire. You’ll routinely patrol buildings, grounds, and parking areas, checking for irregularities and ensuring doors, windows, and gates are secured. You’ll also administer emergency medical assistance and provide armed escorts as needed.

Responsibilities:

  • Patrol all facilities to identify security breaches, fire risks, and safety hazards; take corrective action and document incidents in the PPM 2000 reporting system.
  • Maintain logs and records at your assigned post, including the Operations Log used for dispatch and radio tracking.
  • Complete daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly inspections for vehicles, firearms, medical bags, eyewash stations, and fire systems.
  • Respond appropriately to emergencies such as accidents, fires, or safety incidents.
  • Manage parking and vehicle traffic to ensure safety and prevent unauthorized solicitation.
  • Provide armed escort services for the movement of funds and materials once state commissioning requirements are met.
  • Deliver first aid, CPR, and medical support once First Responder certification is obtained.
  • Support additional duties, including rotating posts/shifts and collecting/discarding confidential data.
  • This role requires on‑site work at a Mary Kay facility in Addison, Lewisville, and Dallas.

What You'll Need to Be Successful

  • Experience: 2+ years of related experience
  • Education: High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Eligibility to receive a state security commission (based on state of employment).
  • Ability to obtain Texas Emergency Care Attendant (ECA) certification within one year.
  • Demonstrated proficiency with department‑issued weapons (training provided).
  • Ability to learn fire systems, electronic security systems, key/lock programs, and hazardous material recognition/response.
  • Strong independent judgment and decision‑making skills in emergency situations.
  • Knowledge of security operations, safety procedures, evidence handling, and multiple life‑safety system platforms.
  • Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills, especially when assigned to lobby/reception posts.
  • Ability to read, write, and understand English for instructions and documentation.
  • Basic math skills for completing accurate timekeeping.
  • Basic computer skills; Microsoft Office experience preferred.
  • Valid in‑state driver’s license with a satisfactory driving record per company MVR policy.
  • Ability to hear alarms/alerts, recognize hazardous materials, observe incidents, and communicate clearly.
  • Ability to maintain effective working relationships and multitask in a fast‑paced environment.
  • Physical capability to respond quickly to emergencies, run stairs, kneel, perform CPR, and assist injured individuals.
  • Ability to stand/walk for extended periods, patrol premises, read gauges, replace shredding bins, assist with vehicle issues, and support events.
  • Ability to lift 20 lbs frequently and up to 50 lbs occasionally; may require lifting up to 100 lbs in emergency situations.
  • Flexibility to work long hours or adjust schedule with little notice as needed.

Working Conditions

  • Occasional exposure to heat, cold, and inclement weather while patrolling outdoor areas.
  • May require use of protective gear and heightened awareness in certain environments.
  • Potential exposure to criminal activity or dangerous situations.
  • May require long hours with minimal notice; weekend or night shifts may be assigned.
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