DSV – Global Transport and Logistics

At DSV, our purpose is to keep customers’ supply chains flowing and enable the business of our customers by ensuring reliable and efficient transport and logistics services through storage and transport of goods by air, sea and road. Our vision is to create long-term, sustainable growth and value for our customers, employees, shareholders and society.  

Close to 150,000 employees in over 90 countries work diligently to deliver great customer experiences and high-quality services. 

As a global leader, our commitment to sustainable business practices is a central element of our overall business strategy. 

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Location: USA - Florence, 2505 Ted Bushelman Blvd. 

Division: Solutions 
Job Posting Title: Manager - U.S. Network Facility Security 
Time Type: Full Time

Up to 40% within the United States; occasional global travel as required

 

Summary

The Manager, U.S. Network Facility Security is responsible for hands-on execution and sustainment of DSV’s physical security requirements across assigned U.S. Contract Logistics facilities. Reporting to Network Facility Security leadership, this role works directly with site and regional Operations teams to maintain SRE audit readiness, identify and close security gaps, verify corrective actions, and sustain required physical security controls. The Manager serves as a practical field and program resource, completing assessments, maintaining audit evidence and action trackers, supporting customer reviews, and following remediation activities through verified closure. Success requires strong attention to detail, disciplined follow-up, and the ability to drive day-to-day security compliance and continuous improvement through operational partners.

Duties and Responsibilities

SRE Audit Readiness & Compliance

• Execute ongoing SRE audit preparedness activities across assigned facilities, ensuring required security controls, procedures, records, evidence, and artifacts are current, accessible, and audit-ready.
• Perform recurring site readiness reviews, control validation routines, and pre-audit assessments using established standards to identify deficiencies before formal customer, internal, or third-party reviews.
• Coordinate assigned audit-preparation activities with Operations, Facilities, Engineering, IT, Compliance, Customer Success, and site leadership; organize evidence and provide hands-on support during on-site audits.
• Track audit observations, corrective actions, owners, due dates, and validation evidence through sustainable closure; escalate aging or high-risk actions.
• Identify repeat findings and systemic compliance weaknesses and convert them into network-level corrective or preventive actions.
• Maintain clear visibility to readiness and remediation status through scorecards, dashboards, and regular leadership reporting.

Proactive Security Gap Closure & Risk Reduction

• Conduct routine facility security assessments, gap analyses, and risk reviews against customer contractual, corporate, and applicable regulatory requirements.
• Proactively identify control weaknesses involving access control, CCTV, visitor management, intrusion detection, perimeter security, key control, guard services, and other physical security technologies.
• Prioritize security gaps based on risk, customer impact, operational exposure, and contractual requirements; establish practical corrective-action plans with accountable owners.
• Partner with site and regional Operations leaders to drive timely remediation, verify control effectiveness, and ensure corrective actions remain sustained after closure.
• Implement compensating controls when permanent remediation cannot be completed immediately and maintain documented follow-up through final resolution.
• Analyze incidents, audit trends, and assessment results to identify emerging risks and prevent recurrence.

Continuous Improvement & Operational Security Excellence

• Maintain assigned continuous improvement actions for physical security, using audit results, incident trends, site assessments, customer feedback, and operational observations to identify and document opportunities.
• Coordinate cross-functional improvement actions that strengthen