Surveillance Observer

Summary

Surveillance ObserverSwinomish Casino is seeking a skilled Surveillance Observer to monitor casino operations, ensure compliance with internal controls and gaming regulations, and protect casino assets. This role requires experience or specialized training in surveillance or the gaming industry, attention to detail, and strong investigative skills.Key Responsibilities:Monitor casino and tribal property using audio/video surveillance systems.Ensure compliance with Tribal/Federal regulations, internal controls, and Class II/III gaming standards.Investigate and document suspected cheating, theft, or regulatory violations.Collaborate with law enforcement and casino personnel on investigations.Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information and provide testimony when required.Complete audits, checklists, and detailed reports.Work varied shifts, including nights and weekends.Qualifications:Minimum 2 years of experience in surveillance or the gaming industry; specialized training preferred.Knowledge of gaming operations, cheating detection, IGRA, and tribal/state gaming compacts.Strong communication, report writing, and basic computer skills (Word/Excel).A valid Washington State Class III Gaming License and a driver's license are required.Physical & Work Environment:Moderate physical activity; ability to lift up to 100 lbs occasionally.Exposure to noise and secondhand smoke; must work in varied conditions and hours.

Job Description

Surveillance ObserverSwinomish Casino is seeking a skilled Surveillance Observer to monitor casino operations, ensure compliance with internal controls and gaming regulations, and protect casino assets. This role requires experience or specialized training in surveillance or the gaming industry, attention to detail, and strong investigative skills.Key Responsibilities:Monitor casino and tribal property using audio/video surveillance systems.Ensure compliance with Tribal/Federal regulations, internal controls, and Class II/III gaming standards.Investigate and document suspected cheating, theft, or regulatory violations.Collaborate with law enforcement and casino personnel on investigations.Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information and provide testimony when required.Complete audits, checklists, and detailed reports.Work varied shifts, including nights and weekends.Qualifications:Minimum 2 years of experience in surveillance or the gaming industry; specialized training preferred.Knowledge of gaming operations, cheating detection, IGRA, and tribal/state gaming compacts.Strong communication, report writing, and basic computer skills (Word/Excel).A valid Washington State Class III Gaming License and a driver's license are required.Physical & Work Environment:Moderate physical activity; ability to lift up to 100 lbs occasionally.Exposure to noise and secondhand smoke; must work in varied conditions and hours.