Count Team Clerk
buffalo thunder casinoSanta Fe (NM)
About the role
Description:
JOB LOCATION: Buffalo Thunder and Cities of Gold Casino's REPORTS TO: Count Team Supervisor DEPARTMENT: Bank Operations FLSA STATUS: Full or Part-time, Hourly, Exempt position. TYPICAL WORK SCHEDULE (DAYS/HRS PER WEEK): TBD JOB PURPOSE: To perform slot and table hard and soft drop duties.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Signs out for keys and trolleys for slot machines and table drop. Opens machines and pulls and sets out bill validators (BVD's) and drop boxes. Counts Money and Vouchers. Starts and stops hard drop in the SMART System and enters machine numbers. Separates BVD cards by machine number. Generates reports by denomination from K-Scale computer program indicating machine number and actual drop amount. Prepares Electronic Gaming Device Report (transfer sheet). Performs other duties as required by supervisor. Other duties as assigned REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS (KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES): Must be at least 21 years of age or older. Good verbal and written communication skills Skill in using computer, programs, and calculator Casino Experience preferred REQUIRED EDUCATION OR COMBINATION OF EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: • High School Diploma or GED. • 6 months banking or counting experience. • College education may substitute for experience. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS/WORK ENVIRONMENT: Standing/Walking-95%, Sitting 5%, Twisting / Bending- 50%, hand grasping 100% with finger dexterity to count coins, bills and tokens, lifting/carrying up to 50 lbs any weights over 50 lbs. would be team lift; casino/count room setting. Exposure to noise and cigarette smoke. Shift work required. Required to work weekends, and holidays.
DISCLAIMER:
STATEMENT: This job description lists the major duties and responsibilities required of the employee. An employee to perform tasks other than those listed to meet business needs.
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