The Main Banker must be knowledgeable in all aspects of the gaming operation and is responsible for adequately and accurately handling large currency transactions. The Main Banker must be self-motivated, well organized and able to keep accurate records.
The Food and Beverage Manager projects a sense of passion and urgency towards delivery of excellent guest service and quality products. The Manager instills in all his or her staff the same sense of passion and urgency for excellent guest service and quality products. The Manager interacts with guests and staff with a sense of calmness and desire to resolve problems amicably and to a point where all parties win. The Manager shall proactively take control of front-of-house operations and hire, train, develop, coach, re-assign, and terminate staff as required and consistent with the WCHGA Expectations Guide in order to deliver a level of guest service and a food outlet experience unmatched by any competitor. This position reports to the Director of Food and Beverage.
The Maintenance Technician II performs routine and extensive preventative maintenance and repair procedures on buildings, mechanical equipment and utility systems. This is a Journeyman level position.
The Surveillance Agent is responsible for observing, documenting, and reporting activities associated with gaming and non-gaming operations, adherence to regulatory requirements and procedures, and following approved surveillance department procedures. The Surveillance Agent works to protect company assets by detecting theft, cheating and other illegal activities by guests and/or employees. The Surveillance Agent also assists members of casino management in the resolution of guest or employee related disputes.
The Teleservices Supervisor oversees and manages the day-to-day operations of Guest Services, while ensuring that the Wind Creek Teleservices Agents adhere to all department SOPs, guest standards and compliance regulations. In addition, the chosen individual will ensure that production and quality expectations are met, e.g., talk/wrap time, service level targets, abandon rates, data integrity, email communications, guest satisfaction, and monitoring results. It is critical that the Teleservices Supervisor has strong analytical, communication, and guest service skills in addition to being detail oriented, self-motivated, dependable, and willing to work with minimal supervision.
EVS Attendant I is responsible for the upkeep and cleaning of the gaming complex to include machines, bathrooms and offices located at the casino. EVS personnel will produce the highest quality of cleanliness in all areas following established procedures.
The Promotions and Special Events Specialist assists the Promotions and Special Events Manager in the aspect of execution of all promotional and special events for Wind Creek Hospitality Properties.
The Player Services Representative assists in executing property promotions in order to maximize the profits of the gaming facility, giving correct change, accurately counting and recording assigned funds, verifying and documenting personal information for all transactions. Player Services Representatives are responsible for performing high volume cash and non-cash transactions with guests and team members in a courteous, accurate, and timely manner; Computes all monetary transactions, maintains accurate transactions and auditable balancing practices. The beginning and end of shifts count down and balance amounts to impress the bank.
The Security Officer II is responsible for the security, safety of the guests, employees and visitors. The Security Officer II is also responsible for the security and control of the casino’s property and its assets. This position involves a high level of guest contact and customer service, and may involve handling problem guests.
The Security Dispatcher is responsible for communication between the casino and security officers. The dispatcher is essentially the “go-to person” for the entire facility, communication hub, help desk and general receptionist for back-of-the-house. Contact comes via radio, telephone, window access and walk-in. This position involves a high level of guest contact and customer service.
In addition to performing routine Front Desk tasks (check-in & checkout), hotel Night Auditors perform a vital role on 3rd shift in closing the business day in the property management system and rolling the date to keep the system current.