Sr Casino Floor Operator $72,000 - $80,000 annual salary

Commerce Casino•Commerce, CA

4d•$72,000 - $80,000•Onsite

About The Position

Commerce Casino is the world’s largest card casino offering more than 200 tables. Established in 1983, the casino values its staff of over 2,500 employees and is proud to be known as “Where the World Comes to Play.” Commerce Casino offers a comprehensive benefits package to include medical, dental, vision, life, flexible spending accounts, 401(k), vacation time, and much more! PRIMARY JOB FUNCTIONS Provide excellent guest service to both internal and external guests. As assigned by Shift Manager, oversees daily gaming operations for all casino games, including but not limited to starting, combining, and breaking games. Ensures that games are running smoothly in assigned gaming areas and assists in resolving gaming disputes. Provides recommendation in the issuance of comps and guest complaint resolution. Maintains integrity of all Casino Games consistent with Company policies and procedures. Monitors floor staff’s performance in responding to customers’ needs to ensure alignment with established policies and procedures. Reports any “out of the ordinary situations or problems” involving customers or employees to the Shift Manager and makes recommendations regarding solutions. Maintains communication with the Shift Manager and other floor personnel about suspicious or unusual activity. Must have knowledge of and comply with BSA/AML policies and procedures as well as all compliance-related regulations and SOPS. Walks the casino floor to observe the operations Walking on a carpeted surface between the Poker side and California Games side with a total of 270 tables. Lifts/carries a tray of chips to buy for a customer or return to the dealer desk. Longest distance from dealer desk to farthest table is 500 feet. The heaviest tray of chips is (14.05 lbs.) which includes a rack of green chips weighing (2.47 lbs.) and a rack of yellow chips weighing (2.43 lbs.) Typical distance walked in a shift is 12-14 miles. Carries a radio wired with an earpiece weighing 11 oz that is clipped on a belt. Responsible for all other work-related duties assigned by Casino Management. The duties listed are not set forth for the purpose of limiting the assignment of work. They are not to be construed as a complete list of the many duties normally performed under this position title or those to be assigned and performed temporarily outside of an employee’s normal line of work.

Requirements

Work Experience Required: At least 10 years’ experience in casino gaming operations.
Education: College degree in Management or equivalent combination of education and work experience.
Licenses: A casino work permit from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
The Casino Floor Operator is responsible for overseeing the casino department processes. Regarding the supervision of employees, however, this position is limited to making suggestions or recommendations regarding the staff to the Shift Manager, who holds a Key Employee or Officer License. The Shift Manager is the position that makes managerial decisions on behalf of casino department. The Casino Floor Operator understands and acknowledges he/she cannot take any action that would require a Key Employee license.
Knowledge Required: Must have knowledge of Casino gaming rules and operations; be able to monitor and communicate professionally with employees of all levels; have general knowledge in gaming regulations, marketing, and customer service. Must understand and be able to abide by Company and departmental policies and procedures. Must operate with ethics and integrity, able to resolve conflicts, and be self-motivated.

Responsibilities

Provide excellent guest service to both internal and external guests.
As assigned by Shift Manager, oversees daily gaming operations for all casino games, including but not limited to starting, combining, and breaking games.
Ensures that games are running smoothly in assigned gaming areas and assists in resolving gaming disputes.
Provides recommendation in the issuance of comps and guest complaint resolution.
Maintains integrity of all Casino Games consistent with Company policies and procedures.
Monitors floor staff’s performance in responding to customers’ needs to ensure alignment with established policies and procedures.
Reports any “out of the ordinary situations or problems” involving customers or employees to the Shift Manager and makes recommendations regarding solutions.
Maintains communication with the Shift Manager and other floor personnel about suspicious or unusual activity.
Must have knowledge of and comply with BSA/AML policies and procedures as well as all compliance-related regulations and SOPS.
Walks the casino floor to observe the operations Walking on a carpeted surface between the Poker side and California Games side with a total of 270 tables.
Lifts/carries a tray of chips to buy for a customer or return to the dealer desk. Longest distance from dealer desk to farthest table is 500 feet.
The heaviest tray of chips is (14.05 lbs.) which includes a rack of green chips weighing (2.47 lbs.) and a rack of yellow chips weighing (2.43 lbs.)
Typical distance walked in a shift is 12-14 miles.
Carries a radio wired with an earpiece weighing 11 oz that is clipped on a belt.
Responsible for all other work-related duties assigned by Casino Management.