Main Bank Associate
jakes 58Islandia (NY)
About the role
Core Responsibilities:
- Ensure all bank reconciliations, issue banks, receive banks, and assist with armored car transfers.
- Ensure all New York State Gaming Commission regulations and procedures are being followed.
- Verify vault daily.
- Accurately count Vault funds.
- Prepare cashier money bags for upcoming shifts.
- Balance all proceeds on table at end of shift.
- Deliver cash draws of money to cage Supervisors as needed.
- Prepare bank for morning supervisors.
- Maintain an accurate cash balance.
- Train current and new associates with proper procedures and regulations.
- Maintain a safe work and customer environment.
- Treats each person, customer, or associate as an individual and in a professional manner.
- Leads by example in the skills of Guest service and positive interaction with associates, guests, and supervisors by mutual respect for all people's needs.
- Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications/Requirements:
- High school diploma or GED required.
- Must be able to obtain a New York State Gaming Commission license
- Two years' experience in cash handling required (Bank and or Vault)
- One- or two-year supervisory experience required.
Preferred Skills:
- Intermediate computer skills, including e-mail, word, excel spreadsheets, routine data input and recordkeeping.
- Basic Math skills, addition, and subtraction.
- Able to handle large money transactions.
- Able to lift 30 pounds frequently.
- Weekends, Holidays, and swing shifts may be required Equal Opportunity EmployerThis employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.
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