Surveillance Operator
About The Position
The Surveillance Operator observes casino operations using video and audio technologies, conducts video reviews for Tribal Police and casino departments, and prepares accurate reports about incidents on casino property. The role reports to the Surveillance Supervisor. The operator reviews surveillance footage to identify possible breaks in established procedures, suspicious activity, irregularities, and deviations from processes. The role also supports requests from Casino Management, Safety, Security, and Tribal Police, including assistance with internal investigations involving sensitive security issues. Surveillance observations and activities, recorded video, and related information must be handled confidentially. Video is referenced and archived for possible future use; incidents may be recorded to CD or DVD and distributed with documentation to approved Choctaw Nation departments. The operator may testify in court and perform other assigned responsibilities.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- General computer and keyboarding skills.
- Ability to work freely and communicate adequately orally and in writing.
- Availability to work nights and weekends.
Responsibilities
- Observe casino operations using digital video surveillance (CCTV) equipment.
- Conduct routine observations of funds-handling areas to identify possible breaks in established casino procedures.
- Review video from casino departments and document procedural breaks, irregularities, or deviations from established processes.
- Document suspicious activity using PC applications, such as Microsoft applications or CIP reporting software.
- Review video at the request of Casino Management, Safety, Security, and Tribal Police, and provide incident documentation.
- Assist Security or Tribal Police with internal investigations involving sensitive security issues, as needed.
- Compile accurate reports and ensure paperwork is error-free and completed promptly.
- Maintain current, comprehensive knowledge of surveillance and casino department MICS, TICS, SICS, and department procedures.
- Protect the confidentiality of casino department observations, recorded video, and surveillance activities.
- Reference and archive videos for potential future use.
- When needed, record video incidents to CD or DVD and prepare incident documentation for distribution to approved Choctaw Nation departments.
- Testify in court, as needed.
- Perform other assigned responsibilities.
Benefits
- Weekly Earned Wage Access is an option for this position.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
