Director of Surveillance

The Director of Surveillance is responsible for the strategic leadership and daytoday oversight of all surveillance operations within the casino ensuring the integrity of gaming activities protection of assets and safety of guests and employees. This role directs the design operation and continuous improvement of surveillance systems and investigative programs in compliance with all applicable gaming regulations internal controls and privacy laws.

HOW YOU WILL CREATE THE EXTRAORDINARY

• The Director ofSurveillanceactsastheprimaryconduitbetweenSeniorManagementandthe Department
• The DirectorimplementstheprotectionandlosspreventionphilosophiesofSeniorManagement.
• The clandestine surveillance of the slot machines; table games; automated bill breaker gaming vouchers couponredemptionand jackpot payout machines; cashiers cage and any satellite cage; all gaming cashiering count rooms food and beverage hotel and retail operations.
• The audio and video recording of activities in the count room and the video recording of movements of cash and slot cash storage boxes.
• The detection of cheating theftembezzlementand other illegal activities in the casino count room slotboothsand cashiers cage as well as all non-casino operation areas where cash transactions occur.
• The detection of any person who is excluded or ejected from the licensed facility or is self-excluded from the gaming floor.
• Video recording of those locations personsactivitiesor transactions required to be recorded and the clandestine surveillance of any slot computer system or equipment designated for coverage by the Board in conjunction with the approval of a slot machine system wide area progressive system gaming voucher system and any communication equipment with the central control computer.
• The video taping of illegal and unusual activitiesmonitored.
• Responsible for notification ofappropriate supervisorsand the Virginia Lottery upon detection and taping of cheating theftembezzlementor other illegal activities.
• Adheres to all regulatory company and department policies and procedures.
• In addition the performance of all duties and responsibilities required under the system of internal controlssubmittedand approved.
• Partner with internal and external stakeholders including legal counsel and law enforcement when needed.

• Must be 21 years of age or older
• A bachelors degree in a related field orthe equivalentyears of experiencerequired.
• Minimum of five to seven years experience in security/law enforcement and investigations with at least five years supervisory/management capacity preferred.
• Command level supervisory experience (administration organization leadership and investigatory skills) in Law Enforcement Criminal Justice or Regulatory Compliance or related industry experience preferred.
• Experience with and a working knowledge of casino surveillance operations is preferred.
• Must have proven business financialbudgetaryand project management skills.
• Mustpossessexcellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Must be able to prioritize direct andmonitormultiple tasks and assignments.
• Ability to quicklyidentifyoranticipatepotential problems and recommend solutions for variables that canimpactproperty operations.
• Ability to analyze problems and apply logical/cost effective solutions.
• Must have the ability to work inhighlyregulated environment andpossessthe ability to develop outstanding relationships with peers senior management and regulators.
• Some travel may berequired.
• Fluent on Microsoft Office software products
• Viewed as an outstanding team player.
• Must be able to obtain andmaintaina Key Gaming License from the VA Lottery.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• Physically mobile with reasonable accommodations including the ability to liftupto 50 lbs. and the ability to push pull reach bend twist stoop and stack.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Must be fluent and literate in English.
• Must be able to respond calmly and make rational decisions whenrequired.
• Must be able to listen and respond to visual and aural cues.
• Must be able to tolerate areascontainingvarying noise and temperature levels illumination vibration crowds secondhand smoke and air quality.