DUAL RATE PIT MANAGER/ACOM
$43,000-$58,000
ApplyDUAL RATE PIT MANAGER/ACOM
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$43,000-$58,000
About the role
- Interacts effectively with the public and Team Members. Performs excellent guest service at all time.
- Implements and ensures compliance with approved policies, procedures, regulations and direct personnel in accordance with department objectives.
- Ensures the efficient operation of all table games and slot operations on an assigned shift.
- Reviews and evaluates on a regular basis table games guest services departmental performance, working with the Directors and Managers in taking appropriate steps in resolving unsatisfactory results or conditions.
- Delegates the authority of all monetary transactions and makes decisions on such matters as short pays/no pays and guest short-change.
- Promotes positive guest relations and resolves and/or investigates guest problems or disputes.
- Oversees player development within table games.
- Promotes promotions while developing guest play for the casino.
- Verifies and ensures payouts of large jackpots and ensures fills/credits are properly executed.
- Coordinates investigations into the resolution of variances to ensure compliance with company policies and Team Member integrity levels.
- Ensures the accuracy of all time, attendance and variance records.
- Maintains appropriate staffing levels and equitable scheduling for assigned shift.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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