Officer - Security (On-Call)

About the role

The primary responsibility of the Security Officer is to provide for the safety and protection of guests, Team Members, and Company property. The Security Officer is also responsible for anticipating potential problems and seeking ways to prevent disruption, injuries, and prohibited conduct from occurring on Company premises. All duties are to be performed in accordance with departmental and The Venetian Resort’s policies, practices, and procedures. This is a safety-related position.

Responsibilities

• Patrols, monitors, and/or periodically inspects assigned areas constantly on the lookout for undesirable or suspicious persons whose presence on the property is not considered to be in the best interest of the hotel/casino management or its guests or those attempting to enter an unauthorized area.
• At the discretion of the shift manager, trespasses undesirables and troublemakers.
• Investigates all incidents, accidents, and/or events to include taking initial report and conducting interviews with appropriate follow-up actions.
• Maintains a visible and accessible profile among casino guests and team members to create a sense of security, to deter potential problems, and to answer questions.
• Responds to emergency situations, as requested, and takes appropriate steps to rectify problems and minimize Company liability.
• Executes emergency response and evacuation procedures as directed by manager.
• Monitors and assists in the enforcement of property policies and procedures, regulations, federal, state and local laws.
• Oversees the transportation and exchange of all money transactions between the cage, count room, and casino games including fills, chip runs, markers, credits, slot drop and table game drop.
• Displays high level of guest service to hotel and casino guests and fellow Team Members.
• Protects or safeguards individuals, property, grounds and/or designated areas.
• Patrols, works crowd duty, works parade duty, conducts surveillance, conducts investigations of crimes or potential crimes.
• Protects foreign and domestic dignitaries, celebrities and persons of interest, as assigned.
• Deflates potential threats, evaluates crisis or life-threatening situations, and implements or takes action based upon information or situation analysis.
• Exercises discretion and judgment based on available information related to projects assigned and based on information gathered, studied, processed or reviewed.
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