The Slot Operations Supervisor is responsible for monitoring the appearance and cleanliness of all facilities and service areas, ensuring they meet the highest standards. This role involves managing staffing levels, daily bank/floor assignments, and weekly schedules, including breaks. A key responsibility is training slot employees, providing them with the knowledge and direction needed to perform their duties effectively. The supervisor ensures compliance with all company, departmental, and regulatory rules, providing feedback and disciplinary action as necessary. They must exhibit sound decision-making, motivate personnel, and demonstrate effective supervisory skills. A thorough understanding of various slot machine types, their functions, malfunctions, and layout schedules is essential, as is maintaining the security of games, money, and employees. Building long-term customer relationships, handling customer disputes to ensure satisfaction, and completing performance reviews and disciplinary notices accurately and on time are also crucial. The supervisor monitors employee performance, providing training and coaching, and makes recommendations to improve departmental efficiency and business growth. They coordinate daily functions with support departments, act as a role model, and adhere to attendance guidelines and company policies. This role also includes verifying and reviewing jackpot transactions, complying with IRS and internal controls regarding payouts, and administering coaching for staff development. Leading staff in proper performance of duties, assisting patrons, investigating complaints, and ensuring service equipment is handled safely are also part of the role. The supervisor must stay current on supervisory training, including quality guest service, responsible gaming, safety and sanitation, and alcohol awareness. All team members are expected to follow the Everyone Greets Everyone (EGE) policy, proactively greeting guests and team members, and participating in mandatory meetings and pre-shift BUZZ sessions. The ability to get along with co-workers, work as a team, respond to visual and aural cues, and present a professional appearance is required. The role requires adherence to attendance guidelines and compliance with all state, federal, and regulatory policies and procedures, with the ability to work varied schedules including holidays, nights, weekends, and overtime as needed. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED