Wind Creek Hospitality
Cage & Player Services Representative
Wind Creek Hospitality, East Hazel Crest, Illinois, United States
Job Overview
The Cage & Player Services Representative assists in executing property promotions 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 conducted by the Player Services Department (Cage Cashiering, Credit, & Players Club). Player Services Representatives are responsible for performing high volume cash and non‑cash transactions with guests and team members in a courteous, accurate, and prompt manner; computing all monetary transactions, keeping accurate records, and performing auditable balancing practices. The beginning and end of shifts count down and balance amounts to impress the bank. This position reports to the Player Services Supervisor.
Duties and Responsibilities
Provides outstanding guest and associate service while performing assigned duties, including interpreting, and conveying property information to all guests
Enrolls new guests in current promotions and in computer system for direct mail campaigns
Provides guest information as to the use and benefits of the Player’s Club cards; answers questions about points, promotions, complimentary, and special events
Aids in the execution of promotions by redeeming prizes and issuing vouchers through our player tracking system, CMP
Services all guests with the utmost hospitality by effectively demonstrating Wind Creek Hospitality’s ten Best Operating Practices (BOPs): Smile, Gratitude, Provide Directions, Resourcefulness, Greet, Present, Eye Contact, Responsiveness, Professionalism, Communication
Averages sixteen (16) transactions per hour
Maintains an audit score greater than 3.75, based on the delivery of Wind Creek Hospitality’s BOPs
Avoids receiving procedural violations (exceptions) found by our Compliance/Audit teams
Possesses experience with accurately managing large monetary transactions and machinery affiliated with the process
Confers regularly with the Player Services Supervisor to keep informed of all aspects of financial matters, operating procedures, and to seek direction as needed
Acquires beginning cash bank, makes change for customers, cashes out vouchers, and balances operating cash
Maintains strict adherence to the department policies and procedures, and a strong knowledge of Title 31 requirements
Maintains Title 31 certification
Adheres to the established dress code
Provides prompt, friendly, and courteous service to all guests in a confidential manner, and keep the confidentiality of all gaming records
Other duties and responsibilities as assigned
Job Requirements
High School diploma or GED needed or currently enrolled and successfully complete a GED program within six (6) months from start date as a condition of continued employment
Must be twenty‑one (21) years of age or older
Hospitality or customer service/guest service industry experience (Hotel, Restaurant, Casino, etc.) – preferred
Proficient in math and color perception (skills test required, 70% pass)
Six (6) months of cash handling experience – required
Knowledge on the operation of currency counter – preferred
Must be able to use a computer and associated components (printers)
Must have excellent customer service skills
Must be professional and articulate in presenting all promotional material to guests
Must be mature, keep confidentiality, assume responsibility, and have excellent guest service skills
Understand the goals and objectives of the gaming facility
Maintain professional appearance and adhere to established dress code at all times
Successfully pass job interview, including a guest service audition
Willing and able to work all shifts including days, nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime as required
Willing to travel and take part in training as recommended or required
Capable of lifting, pushing, pulling and maneuvering a minimum of fifty (50) pounds
Capable of walking or standing for 100% of assigned shift
Must have an Occupational License (or ability to obtain and keep) per the Illinois Gaming Act and remain in good standing with the Illinois Gaming Board
Base Pay
Pay range – $15.00 – $20.63 (base pay will depend on experience level and skill set)
Voluntary full‑time benefit offerings include group medical, dental, vision, and life insurance; flexible spending account (FSA); Employee Assistance Program (EAP); paid time off; 401(k) with matching; shift differential; discretionary quarterly bonuses
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Duties and Responsibilities
Provides outstanding guest and associate service while performing assigned duties, including interpreting, and conveying property information to all guests
Enrolls new guests in current promotions and in computer system for direct mail campaigns
Provides guest information as to the use and benefits of the Player’s Club cards; answers questions about points, promotions, complimentary, and special events
Aids in the execution of promotions by redeeming prizes and issuing vouchers through our player tracking system, CMP
Services all guests with the utmost hospitality by effectively demonstrating Wind Creek Hospitality’s ten Best Operating Practices (BOPs): Smile, Gratitude, Provide Directions, Resourcefulness, Greet, Present, Eye Contact, Responsiveness, Professionalism, Communication
Averages sixteen (16) transactions per hour
Maintains an audit score greater than 3.75, based on the delivery of Wind Creek Hospitality’s BOPs
Avoids receiving procedural violations (exceptions) found by our Compliance/Audit teams
Possesses experience with accurately managing large monetary transactions and machinery affiliated with the process
Confers regularly with the Player Services Supervisor to keep informed of all aspects of financial matters, operating procedures, and to seek direction as needed
Acquires beginning cash bank, makes change for customers, cashes out vouchers, and balances operating cash
Maintains strict adherence to the department policies and procedures, and a strong knowledge of Title 31 requirements
Maintains Title 31 certification
Adheres to the established dress code
Provides prompt, friendly, and courteous service to all guests in a confidential manner, and keep the confidentiality of all gaming records
Other duties and responsibilities as assigned
Job Requirements
High School diploma or GED needed or currently enrolled and successfully complete a GED program within six (6) months from start date as a condition of continued employment
Must be twenty‑one (21) years of age or older
Hospitality or customer service/guest service industry experience (Hotel, Restaurant, Casino, etc.) – preferred
Proficient in math and color perception (skills test required, 70% pass)
Six (6) months of cash handling experience – required
Knowledge on the operation of currency counter – preferred
Must be able to use a computer and associated components (printers)
Must have excellent customer service skills
Must be professional and articulate in presenting all promotional material to guests
Must be mature, keep confidentiality, assume responsibility, and have excellent guest service skills
Understand the goals and objectives of the gaming facility
Maintain professional appearance and adhere to established dress code at all times
Successfully pass job interview, including a guest service audition
Willing and able to work all shifts including days, nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime as required
Willing to travel and take part in training as recommended or required
Capable of lifting, pushing, pulling and maneuvering a minimum of fifty (50) pounds
Capable of walking or standing for 100% of assigned shift
Must have an Occupational License (or ability to obtain and keep) per the Illinois Gaming Act and remain in good standing with the Illinois Gaming Board
Base Pay
Pay range – $15.00 – $20.63 (base pay will depend on experience level and skill set)
Voluntary full‑time benefit offerings include group medical, dental, vision, and life insurance; flexible spending account (FSA); Employee Assistance Program (EAP); paid time off; 401(k) with matching; shift differential; discretionary quarterly bonuses
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