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Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises

Security Officer I

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

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What they do

A Casino & Gaming Security Officer provides security for property at casinos. Monitors entrances and patrols buildings, watches for intruders or vandals; reports building maintenance problems; deals with customers or visitors that create a disturbance in the building. Uses surveillance equipment to monitor for irregular activity and compliance with gaming regulations and laws.

$37,106 / year median in Oklahoma

+4% projected growth

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Job Description

Department:
HOL Security Property:
Holdenville Casino Location:
Holdenville, OK, US, 74848
Full-Time/Part-Time:
Part Time Summary:
Security must provide effective patrol, strong community relations and professional communication to the MNGE. In addition, other duties and responsibilities may be requested of you, which are not specified in your job duties, Facility Post Orders and SOPs; the ability to react and accomplish tasks assigned, is a must.
Responsibilities:
1. Patrol (All officers must be able to work any assigned shift and be flexible to sudden changes in work schedule. ) a) Monitor and identify activities/situations that pose security or safety risks. b) Ensure all rules, regulations, and law violation issues are resolved. c) Provide crowd control when applicable. d) Respond to all assigned security incidents and requests for service from the casino or requested by an outside entity. e) Complete investigations of those incidents that rise to this level. 2. Community Relations a) Meet and greet all members of our organization within assigned areas. b) Inquire into the needs of guest, employees and other members of our organization. c) Exceed the casino's customer service standard. 3. Communication a) Clearly communicate with other officers, surveillance, operations, etc. b) Effectively structure and write incident reports and other written documents. c) Must use two way radio communication systems, routinely.