Security Officers must possess a high school diploma or equivalent GED, pass Basic Alcohol Management, and must have a minimum of two years’ experience in law enforcement, private security, private investigation, or other comparable experience. ∙ Physically monitoring all areas of the Casino and its grounds, including checking locks in secured areas, observing activities of employees and customers, and reporting unusual or suspicious occurrences to Surveillance for further monitoring ∙ Reporting problems to the Security Manager, the Casino Manager, and to the Tribal Gaming Office ∙ Preparing incident and accident reports, the Security Incident Log, and other necessary reports ∙ Accompanying all authorized visitors into the Cage or Vault, and remaining there throughout their visit ∙ Serving as a third verifier of jackpot payouts or fills when necessary ∙ Witnessing the entire slot drop process, ensuring that drop doors are locked following removal and replacement of buckets ∙ Escorting large sums of money from one location to another within the Gaming Facility ∙ Verifying that customers meet minimum age requirements ∙ Checking employee identification and bags ∙ Assisting customers with problems, including medical emergencies, and providing an escort to vehicles or other locations as deemed necessary

∙ Circulating in the Casino and observing all activities A security Officer’s duties include, but are not limited to, the following:

The Security Officer reports to the Security Supervisor or Security Manager, depending on the assigned shift. The Security Officer is responsible for the overall security of the Casino during a given shift.

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