Security - Security Shift Supervisor
THREE RIVERS CASINO Security - Security Shift Supervisor
Summary
Oversees security operations at a tribal casino, ensuring safety and asset protection. Duties include supervising staff, enforcing gaming regulations, monitoring activities, managing money transfers, and writing incident reports.
Starting Wage: $20.50 hour plus tips
The Security Shift Supervisor is responsible for supporting the Security Supervisor in overseeing all security issues on tribal property while ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all Tribal Members, guests and Team Members as well as protecting Three Rivers Casino assets, and those assets on other Tribal properties.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Assists the Security Supervisor in administrative tasks and Team Member training and support as needed.
- Provides and receives first level communication to and from Security Officers in order to ensure information is sufficient to complete their daily tasks.
- Responsible for ensuring compliance with all Security regulatory policies and procedures, MICS, Gaming Regulations and requirements, reporting any issues to management timely.
- Ensures that Management is informed of all matters that affect the company, department or personnel in a timely manner.
- Participates in all assigned security operations which may rotate on a day to day basis, including special events.
- Provides personal protection to Tribal Members, Team Members and guests.
- Monitors all activities for unauthorized removal of property.
- Responds to accidents and injuries, administering first-aid as needed, and writing accurate, detailed reports in a timely manner.
- Enforces all Tribal, City, County, State, and Federal Laws and ordinances as applicable.
- Inspects fire suppression equipment on a daily basis to ensure successful operation.
- Inspects all areas for safety and fire hazards and file reports as required.
- Maintains records regarding incidents of theft, injury, property damage etc., while protecting confidentiality.
- Takes all necessary steps to protect tribal assets.
- Generates written reports on all incidents as directed by the security policies and procedures.
- Guards transfer of money and chips from casino pit to main cage.
- During the drop, ensures that hot and cold cans are not mixed, remains with the drop cart/trolley at all times, receives full drop cans, dispenses empty drop cans, and provides all radio communication between the drop team and surveillance.
- Administers workplace alcohol and drug tests as needed.
- Other duties as directed by management.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
While performing the duties of this job, Team Members may be exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke, including regular exposure for those working on the casino floor. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate and can occasionally reach a high level for short periods of time. This position is determined to have a potential for possible exposure to bloodborne pathogens.