Cage Cashier & Chip Operations Specialist

Harrah's Northern California; Ione (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Harrah’s Northern California is seeking a Casino Cage Cashier to conduct customer transactions with accuracy and efficiency, including exchange of gaming instruments for cash and handling of all related paperwork. The role involves maintaining the cage cash summary, balance sheets, Title 31 MTL log, and performing chip fills and related duties.

Candidates should have basic arithmetic skills, knowledge of Title 31, and the ability to pass regulatory testing.

Qualifications

• Must be at least 21 years of age.
• Must be able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide without a calculator.
• Must have experience and knowledge of Title 31.
• Must be able to pass mandated regulation and department testing.
• Preferred 1-year previous United States currency money handling work experience.

Responsibilities

• Encashment of gaming and monetary instruments.
• Maintain confidentiality of all data and customer information.
• Maintain accuracy of both cash drawer and all paperwork involved in transactions.
• Maintain and supply property outlet banks.
• Maintain cage shift cash summary and balance sheets.
• Balance Main Bank within variance policy standards.
• Maintain and review Title 31 MTL log.
• Ensure proper documentation accompanies all transactions.
• Prepare cash and check deposits.
• Conduct transactions with Count Room.
• Prepare and issue chips fills and receive chip credits.
• Balance Chip Inventory.
• Perform all essential duties of a Casino Cage Cashier.

Skills

Arithmetic ability

English literacy

Title 31 knowledge

Job description

Harrah’s Northern California is seeking a Casino Cage Cashier to conduct customer transactions with accuracy and efficiency, including exchange of gaming instruments for cash and handling of all related paperwork. The role involves maintaining the cage cash summary, balance sheets, Title 31 MTL log, and performing chip fills and related duties.

Candidates should have basic arithmetic skills, knowledge of Title 31, and the ability to pass regulatory testing.