Job Description
This apprenticeship provides training in casino operations for skilled Slot Supervisors, supporting Nisqually Tribal Members. It addresses career development needs within the tribe, enabling lifelong work skills through hands-on learning. The apprentice learns selling slot tickets, making change, operating point-of-sale stations, and troubleshooting basic machine malfunctions.
Nisqually Red Wind Casino creates experiences for the Nisqually Indian Tribe, enhancing economic viability and quality of life. The organization focuses on tourism, gaming, and community development.
Work involves performing Slot Attendant duties under supervision, learning the gaming floor operations and player club system. The apprentice attends slot sections, cashier stations, or slot areas, safeguards assets, and handles slot operations efficiently. Resources include POS systems, personal computers, player club systems, and review department training materials. Interactions with team members and guests. One challenge is learning within time constraints while maintaining positive guest service and teamwork without prior gaming experience.
No compensation specified. Work all shifts, including weekends and holidays, at the casino. Requires willingness to earn GED or high school diploma. No benefits listed.
Responsibilities
- Sell slot tickets.
- Make correct change on the floor or behind the counter.
- Explain how to play machines offered in the casino.
- Troubleshoot basic machine malfunctions.
- Attend floor section, cashier/ticket station, or slot area.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Nisqually Tribal Member.
- Willingness to study toward and earn a GED or high school diploma.
- Ability to learn all aspects of the Slot Attendant Department.
- Ability to follow detailed procedures.
- Ability to learn and use basic computer skills.
- Ability to work within time constraints and stay on task.
- Positive guest service and teamwork skills.
- Ability to work all shifts, including weekends and holidays.
- Ability to obtain a Class III Gaming License.
- Ability to bend, reach, push, pull, squat, and lift up to 25 pounds.
- Ability to stand and move continuously.
- Washington State driver's license.