Duties and Tasks

Gaming workers may perform the following tasks:

• monitor cash given to cashiers and transactions of gaming tokens (called chips)
• keep an eye open for possible incidents and settle disputes arising at gaming tables
• check gaming equipment and make sure it is in good condition
• report any missing or damaged equipment.

Specialisations

Croupier
Gaming Inspector (Casino)
Gaming Inspector (Government)
Gaming Machine Worker

Work Conditions

Gaming workers are required to do shift work, including nights, weekends and public holidays. They may have to stand for long periods of time. Uniforms may be provided.

Personal Requirements

• mature and confident
• high level of integrity
• able to make calculations quickly and accurately
• high level of personal grooming
• good communication skills and friendly personality
• able to work under pressure and deal with difficult customers
• able to concentrate for long periods of time without distraction
• good with hands
• at least 18 years of age.

Related Industries

Gambling Activities

Labour Market

Information

Australian JobOutlook for Gaming Workers

Vacancies

Australian JobSearch for Gaming Workers (ALL AUSTRALIA)
Work Opportunities websites

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