EVS Attendant I is responsible for the upkeep and cleaning of the gaming complex to include machines, bathrooms and offices located at the casino. EVS personnel will produce the highest quality of cleanliness in all areas following established procedures.
The focus of a Security Officer I is to approach and check identification of any person seeking to enter a Wind Creek Hospitality facility who appears to be under the age of 30 years. The Security Officer I walks the gaming floor and other areas on property. May transport guests in company vehicles. The Security Officer I is responsible for the security and safety of guests, team members and visitors. The Security Officer I is also responsible for the security and safeguarding of the casino’s property and assets. When posted at doors, acts as “first point of contact” with guests, greeting them as they enter the casino. This position involves a high level of guest contact and customer service.
The Facilities Maintenance Supervisor provides supervisory level work assignments. Chiefly, acts as coach, trainer, and leader building skill levels of all on crew by example and demonstration. Frequently performs routine and extensive preventative maintenance and repair procedures on Hotel and Casino buildings, mechanical equipment and utility systems. This position is a Shift Supervisor level position.
The Game Performance Technician II is responsible for keeping all parts and inventory working in proper condition. They will also play a key role in special projects; machine moves and conversions on the gaming floor.
The Kiosk Team Member is responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of all kiosk redemption, jackpot stations, and coin redemption machines throughout the facility. They must convey a consistently professional, friendly and courteous manner, with all customers and team members.
The Attendant provides excellent service by taking and serving food and beverage orders to customers. The Attendant processes food and beverage transactions using cash, comps, coupons, and credit cards.
EVS Attendant I is responsible for the upkeep and cleaning of the gaming complex to include machines, bathrooms and offices located at the casino. EVS personnel will produce the highest quality of cleanliness in all areas following established procedures.
The Kitchen Worker is responsible for cleaning the plate ware, glassware, cooking equipment and utensils involved with the food production and operation of the restaurant program. The Kitchen Worker also assists with the preparation of food products a directed by the Culinary Team leadership.
The Main Banker must be knowledgeable in all aspects of the gaming operation and is responsible for adequately and accurately handling large currency transactions. The Main Banker must be self-motivated, well organized and able to keep accurate records.
The focus of a Security Officer I is to approach and check identification of any person seeking to enter a Wind Creek Hospitality facility who appears to be under the age of 30 years. The Security Officer I walks the gaming floor and other areas on property. May transport guests in company vehicles. The Security Officer I is responsible for the security and safety of guests, team members and visitors. The Security Officer I is also responsible for the security and safeguarding of the casino’s property and assets. When posted at doors, acts as “first point of contact” with guests, greeting them as they enter the casino. This position involves a high level of guest contact and customer service.
The Facilities Maintenance Supervisor provides supervisory level work assignments. Chiefly, acts as coach, trainer, and leader building skill levels of all on crew by example and demonstration. Frequently performs routine and extensive preventative maintenance and repair procedures on Hotel and Casino buildings, mechanical equipment and utility systems. This position is a Shift Supervisor level position.
The Game Performance Technician II is responsible for keeping all parts and inventory working in proper condition. They will also play a key role in special projects, machine moves and conversions on the gaming floor.
The Game Performance Supervisor must be knowledgeable in all aspects of machine operations and is responsible for the maintenance and repairing of the machines. The Game Performance Supervisor is responsible for providing supervision, training, technical direction and guidance to co-workers in installing, servicing, adjusting and repairing of all electronic bingo machines.