Gaming Service Worker

Description

Whats In It For You

• Competitive salary of $21.33/hr. with discretionary performance bonuses 2x a year!
• Complimentary meals and covered team member parking.
• Fully paid medical, prescription drug, dental and vision coverage for you and competitive premiums for your dependents.
• Employer-paid life insurance, long-term disability, and accidental death and dismemberment coverage. Flexible Spending Account options for health care expenses.
• Company-paid gaming licenses (Class B & Class A)
• Variety of additional voluntary benefits and retirement plans

What You’ll Do

• Exemplifies Muckleshoot Casino Resort’s values and set a great example by always demonstrating excellent guest service and professionalism.
• Responsible for vacuuming, wiping out, and removal of rubbish from the inside of machines.
• Clean and test card readers.
• Clean and calibrate bill acceptors.
• Clean and test buttons and lights.
• Clean and test printers.
• Clean and test all locking mechanisms on floor equipment or gaming devices.
• Replace machine lighting as needed.
• Document work in maintenance tracking website.
• Open service issues for machines/components that fail testing or needing repair.
• Creates, maintains, and facilitates a positive and safe work environment; promotes positive team member relations and reports issues to the appropriate personnel.
• Perform other tasks/duties as assigned.

What You’ll Bring

• Demonstrate willingness and ability to gain mechanical aptitude, knowledge, and skills for electronic games.

How You’ll Be Successful

• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing. Read, write and speak English fluently.
• Ability to read and understand all safety labeling and cautions on equipment, chemicals, and supplies.
• Ability to learn and comprehend job assignments, policies, safety precautions, and instructions.
• Ability to work with tools or equipment, screwdriver, scissors, keys, etc.

Equal Opportunity Employer

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