TCCH COUNT TEAM MEMBER
grand traverse band of ottawa chippewa indians economic developmentWilliamsburg (MI)
TCCH COUNT TEAM MEMBER
Posted 7 days ago
grand traverse band of ottawa chippewa indians economic developmentWilliamsburg (MI)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Grand Traverse Resort & Casinos Are you looking for an exciting and fulfilling career opportunity? Join us at Grand Traverse Resort & Casinos and start a career that will provide you with rewarding opportunities and unforgettable experiences. Our mission is to provide economic stability for the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians, by emphasizing on our core values of Fun, Integrity, Communication, and Teamwork.
JOB SUMMARY:
We are seeking a competent individual to be part of our count team. Responsible for the daily removal of all slot drop bill validators and the daily counting and accurate recording of currency, coin, and coin equivalents from table games, slot machines, and other daily revenue.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Assist in preparation of daily records to accurately account for all cash counted in the soft count process. Assist in accurate recording (by table number or slot machine number) of all cash counted for each table or slot machine into the computer system. Open bill validator unit, remove the validator and replace with an empty validator. Transport bill validators to Count Team secured area.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Must be at least 18 years of age with a High School diploma, a GED or equivalent experience and possess excellent math and money handling skills. We look forward to having you join our team and being a part of our mission.
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