Here’s what you’ll be doing: 

• Observes casino operation for irregular activity (e.g. cheating, theft) by either employees or patrons. 

• Provides verbal and written reports of violations and suspicious behavior to supervisor. 

• Keeps accurate documentation and/or logs of all suspicious activity and required reporting. 

• Answers and screens incoming communication (e.g. telephone, two-way radio).  

• Performs other duties as assigned. 

What you’ll need to be successful: 

• High school diploma or equivalent. 

• Preferred 1 year of related experience. 

• Must be able to obtain and maintain a gaming license issued by the Forest County Potawatomi Gaming Commission.  

• Working knowledge or ability to possess a working knowledge of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, Forest County Potawatomi Tribal-State Gaming Compact, Bank Secrecy Act, National Indian Gaming Commission Internal Control Standards, Tribal Minimum Internal Control Standards and internal controls/standard operating procedures for casino departments. 

• Working knowledge of currency, ability to detect counterfeit documents (currency, money orders, checks, traveler’s checks, etc.), basic blackjack strategy, gaming scams and other criminal habits. 

• Ability to operate surveillance equipment is essential and utilize office technology, software (e.g. Microsoft Office, computerized information systems) and their application to surveillance. 

• Ability to focus while being seated and watching closed circuit television (CCTV) monitors for lengthy periods of time and upholding strict confidentiality is necessary. 

• Able to demonstrate proficiency in problem solving techniques, effective communication, comprehension, and business-writing. 

• Must successfully pass all applicable background checks and drug screens. 

Benefits you’ll love: 

• Approximately 5 weeks of paid time off annually 
• 3 weeks of paid holidays 
• Premium free health insurance  
• Flexible spending accounts 
• Short term disability  
• Life insurance  
• 401k with match