Highlights
Gaming Operations Inspectors conduct on-site evaluations of gaming sites, monitor gaming activity, and enforce Internal Controls and gaming regulations. The positions examine patron complaints, question witnesses, prepare written reports, maintain surveillance and obtain information necessary to ensure compliance with gaming laws, rules, and regulations.
Numbers & Facts
| Location | Monticello, NY |
| Job Type | Full-time, Employee |
| Salary | $59,049–$71,719 Per Year |
| Company Size | 201 - 500 |
| Headquarters | Schenectady, NY, US |
| Website | https://gaming.ny.gov/ |
Description
These positions examine State Class lll and State-Tribal Compacts or commercial gaming and
wagering operations on a 24 x 7 basis. Gaming Operations Inspectors conduct on-site evaluations of gaming sites, monitor gaming activity, and enforce Internal Controls and gaming regulations. The positions examine patron complaints, question witnesses, prepare written reports, maintain surveillance and obtain information necessary to ensure compliance with gaming laws, rules, and regulations.
Job Responsibilities
Inspect gaming operations premises, table games and slot machines, equipment, and daily records; research and understand all aspects of slot machine functions and mechanisms, as well as all class III table game rules, regulations, pay outs, and procedures; verify the proper functioning of slot machines including the confirmation or observation of gaming manufacturer codes printed upon the Electronic Programmable Read Only Memory
Chips following jackpots; verify the compliance of gaming operations, with provisions of State Law, compacts or regulations through audits and employee interviews; attend slot machine drops to observe the removal of hot slot cash boxes including proper procedures; conduct investigations and procure copies of records and documents from gaming venues; perform badge checks of employees in order to verify gaming license statuses; analyze the adequacy and effectiveness of internal operating controls; review crimes including gaming and non-gaming/unusual behavior, and alert proper authorities as required; prepare technical reports identifying operational issues and summarizing patron counts, incidents, and
Qualifications
Non-competitive: three years of experience* in a position enforcing gaming regulations where you are primarily monitoring gaming activity between the public and casino staff or involving investigations and the preparation of information and evidence useable in civil litigation or criminal prosecution.
Benefits
Paid Time-Off, Life Insurance, Tuition Reimbursement, 401K, Parental Paid Leave, Military Leave, Retirement / Pension Plans, Paid Sick Days, Parking, Flexible Spending Accounts, Medical, Dental, Vision
About Company
The New York State Gaming Commission regulates all aspects of legal gaming activity in the State, including horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering, Class III Indian Gaming, the state lottery (including video lottery terminals), commercial gaming, sports wagering, interactive fantasy sports, and charitable gaming.
New York's public schools, local governments, charitable organizations, small business, agriculture and economic development, and more benefit from gaming revenues.