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Expeditor 3 Meal

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Rémunération: 16,97 $ l'heure

Location: HCG BELOIT

Department: HCG-BEL 3 Meal

Summary:

SUMMARY: 

The expeditor is responsible for delivering food to restaurant patrons, and also assist in other duties such as clearing and cleaning tables, which ultimately enhances every interaction for our guests and employees; customer service is out top priority for both internal and external guests.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: (REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE)

  1. High School diploma or equivalent desired AND a minimum of 1 year experience in full service restaurant.
  2. State sanitation certification.
  3. Must maintain confidentiality.
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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 Ho-Chunk Nation's $705 million Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit in Beloit, Wisconsin, opened on Friday, 10/23/26. It features a Casino with approximately 1,300 slot machines, 44 table games, a steakhouse, and a food truck area. The gaming facility is expected to create an additional 900 jobs when an attached 312-room hotel and conference centre are completed next year. The gaming property will also feature a Sports Book, and multiple dining and beverage options.

Ho-Chunk Gaming Beloit sits on a 32-acre site at the southeast corner of Willowbrook and Colley Roads in Beloit, Wisconsin. It will be a leading regional employer and prominent developer of real estate and other capital projects in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota.

The Beloit project will expand the Nation’s Ho-Chunk Gaming Wisconsin brand, which currently operates six casinos across the state. Once complete, the 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.