Casino Count Team

Responsibilities

• Count all cash, chips, and coin from previous gaming day in a locked room under surveillance.
• Record all money on the master gaming reports.
• Audit games daily and change games as needed (Pull-tab).
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Proficiency in Excel.
• Ability to interface effectively with co-workers in a small space.
• Accuracy and attention to detail is necessary for completion of regulatory forms.
• High School Diploma or equivalent experience.
• Previous experience with cash handling.
• Must be able to obtain a Colorado State Gaming license.

Physical Demands

• Ability to see and identify different denominations of gaming chips, currency and be able to count and stock chips and currency.
• Ability to retrieve full and empty drop boxes, which involves pulling, bending, balancing and twisting.
• Ability to push and or pulling BV carts weighing up to 800 LB.
• Ability to remain standing for majority of shift and to move around count room in an efficient manner.

Benefits

• FREE GAS (up to $3,900 annual value) or Free Bus passes
• Free covered Parking
• 2 weeks PTO per year
• 6 Observed Holidays with Holiday Pay
• Health Benefits Insurance Package: Eligible the first of the month following 60 days!
• Medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short term disability, 401K & more!

Career Development and Advanced Opportunities

• Tuition Reimbursement
• Team Member Referral program ($600 per team member referred!)

Pay

Salary: $20-$22/hr

Schedule

Applications will be considered for 14 days. This post will expire on 9/8

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