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Surveillance Shift Supervisor

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Rémunération: 28,62 $ l'heure

Location: HCG BELOIT

Department: Surveillance - Beloit

Summary:

Minimum Qualifications

EDUCATION:

1. Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent.

ESSENTIAL:

1. All casino employees will be subject to the Criminal and Background restrictions of the

Ho-Chunk Nation.

2. Must be able to obtain Gaming License.

3. Possession of working vehicle, valid driver's license and proper Insurance.

EXPERIENCE:

1. Two (2) years of experience in casino surveillance.

2. Two (2) years of supervisory experience preferred.

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Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit

777 Willowbrook Road

Beloit, WI 53511

Complexe Casino
Géré par Ho-Chunk Nation - Department of Business/Ho-Chunk Gaming

Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit

The Casino portion of the $705 million Ho-Chunk Beloit development will open soon with 1,500 slot machines, 44 table games, a Sports Book, and multiple dining and beverage options.

The resort sits on a 32-acre site at the southeast corner of Willowbrook and Colley roads, near Interstate 39-90. Situated on a 32-acre site at the southeast corner of Willowbrook and Colley Roads in Beloit, Wisconsin, the upcoming Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit is set to become one of the largest entertainment developments in the region.

Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit will be a leading regional employer and prominent developer of real estate and other capital projects in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota. The Ho-Chunk Nation’s Gaming Corporation oversees the management of its gaming enterprises.

The Beloit project will expand the Nation’s Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin brand, which currently operates six casinos across the state. The new property will feature a Casino with 44 Table Games and 1,500 Slots, a 312-room hotel with a roof top lounge, multiple dining and beverage venues, a 2,000-seat convention center, which will host both conferences and concerts, and parking facilities.

The project represents a major economic development initiative for the federally recognized Ho-Chunk Nation, which has approximately 7,800 citizens and trust lands across 14 Wisconsin counties.