# Security Officer All Shift Availability: Boyd Gaming**Boyd Gaming**777 Kansas Star Drive, Mulvane Start Date09/06/202618.00 Full-TimeBoyd Gaming is hiring a Security Officer with all-shift availability at its Kansas Star property in Mulvane. The full-time role pays $18 per hour. The Mulvane position covers guest, employee, property, and asset safety across hotel, casino, and outdoor areas.The officer patrols on foot or in a company-supplied vehicle and responds to emergencies under applicable laws and department policies. The work requires all-shift availability, physical movement through a normal shift, and accurate shift paperwork. Prior casino-security or similar experience is preferred.* **Role:** Security Officer - All Shift Availability* **Employer:** Boyd Gaming* **Location:** 777 Kansas Star Drive, Mulvane* **Pay:** $18 per hour* **Employment type:** Full-timeApply at Boyd GamingCandidates for the Mulvane position prepare a work history that covers security, patrol, emergency response, or related public-safety duties. Boyd Gaming also considers physical readiness, shift availability, required certifications, and any applicable driver's license record.## Hotel And Casino PatrolThe officer circulates through the hotel, casino, and outdoor areas to identify disturbances, illegal activity, and safety hazards. Patrols take place on foot or in a company-supplied vehicle, so the assignment changes between interior spaces, public areas, and exterior property.The officer protects guests, employees, company assets, and the property through visible patrol and timely response. Access to keys remains controlled, and shift paperwork records the work completed during the assignment.* Hotel, casino, and outdoor-area patrol* Foot patrol and company-vehicle patrol* Detection of disturbances, illegal activity, and hazards* Key security and shift paperworkOther security officer roles combine routine patrol with guest-facing safety work. Prior casino-security experience is preferred, but the listed duties also rely on sound judgment and consistent patrol habits.## Emergency Response And DocumentationThe officer responds to emergencies under applicable laws and Boyd Gaming's company and department policies. Calls can come from hotel, casino, and outdoor areas, with the officer returning to assigned patrol duties after the incident receives attention.Protective operations use risk assessment, communication protocols, escalation procedures, and coordination with law enforcement when circumstances require them. Threat assessment can examine credibility, intent, capability, proximity, and access, as described in Ontic's executive protection guide. The officer records facts and passes accurate information to management after an incident.Clear incident recall supports the written record after an emergency. The officer records the response, location, people involved, and follow-up in shift paperwork.## Physical Requirements And LicensingThe role requires an officer to stand and walk through a normal shift. Reaching, lifting, kneeling, bending, and moderate to strenuous physical exertion are part of the listed physical requirements.Boyd Gaming states that the officer may need a valid driver's license and an acceptable driving record. The officer must also obtain and maintain required certifications and licenses, so eligibility remains tied to the property's operating requirements.Some security professionals provide protective services beyond a casino property. Their work can involve patrol, access control, response, and documentation in other operating environments.Close protection work adds route planning, venue advances, and emergency coordination to a protective assignment. The Kansas Star position covers hotel, casino, and outdoor patrol through close protection work as a distinct security specialty.## All-Shift Work At Kansas Star DriveAll-shift availability is part of the employment terms. The officer works at 777 Kansas Star Drive in Mulvane and moves through the property rather than remaining at a single desk or entrance.Boyd Gaming describes itself as a U.S. casino entertainment company that operates in gaming jurisdictions across the country. Kansas Star operations include guest safety, property protection, emergency response, and documentation.Professional standards in protective operations call for clear training outcomes, accountable procedures, and measurable competence. The Board of Executive Protection Professionals describes those aims through BEPP standards work, while this job applies the same need for documented competence to a casino-security setting.At Kansas Star Drive, the officer handles patrol and emergency response within security work in Mulvane.Boyd Gaming states that it does not discriminate on listed protected grounds. The employer identifies certification and licensing maintenance as part of continued eligibility for the position.Casino security officers record open incidents, key status, and restricted areas during handover. Supervisors use those records to assign follow-up work and preserve continuity between shifts.