Casino Slot Attendant
A Casino Slot Attendant provides a variety of guest services on the gaming floor, from explaining games to maintaining slot machines. With emerit Casino Slot Attendant training, you'll:
- discuss the critical elements of guest services on the gaming floor, including making a positive impression, serving guests, and anticipating any special requests/needs.
- identify the daily operating responsibilities, from managing floats to processing jackpots.
To receive Professional Certification as a Casino Slot Attendant, you must successfully complete an occupational knowledge exam, performance evaluation, and work experience.
Occupational Knowledge Exam: This 100-question multiple choice exam is based on the National Occupational Standard for Casino Slot Attendants.
Performance Evaluation: The performance evaluation consists of a reference check with your supervisor/manager and a qualified evaluator who will observe you on-the-job.
Work Experience: You must complete at least three months/500 qualified hours as a Casino Slot Attendant.
Prerequisites: You must hold a current provincial casino gaming license.
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The most important part of a Casino Slot Attendant’s job is to provide guest services to casino clientele. When casino guests receive a high level of service, they are more likely to return in the future.
