SECTION: JOB DESCRIPTION
SECTION NO: SECURITY
SUBJECT: SECURITY LEAD OFFICER
EFFECTIVE DATE: 04-01-2024
REPORTS TO: SECURITY SUPERVISOR
CERTIFICATION/LICENSES: Mississippi Gaming License REQUIRED.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Supervises the security operations on assigned shift when the supervisor is not on duty.
- Ensures shift operates smoothly and efficiently and that crewmembers, guests and entire property are secure and protected.
- Coordinates the security response to emergency situations that may result in liability for Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel.
- Determines shift staffing needs and assigns officers to various posts as needed.
- Ensures time and attendance sheets are completed accurately and submitted to administration on a timely basis.
- Assigns officers to daily tasks and ensures completion.
- In the absence of the security supervisor, performs supervisor duties as needed.
- Leads daily briefings with officers prior to the beginning of the shift to announce policy and procedural changes, upcoming events and other job-related information.
- Oversees ongoing training.
- When in the position of primary supervisor, communicates daily with other supervisors about changes, observations, suggestions, etc., which concern the supervision of the security department.
- Administers training to new officers.
- Manages training and development of officers to ensure they have the skills necessary to become supervisors.
- Documents, for the shift supervisor, any substandard performance by any security officer. If the performance is that which needs immediate attention, the chain of command will be followed for the next highest supervisor to be contacted to remedy the situation.
- Checks radios and conducts daily inventory of radios and equipment.
- Oversees Lost and Found, ensuring all found property is logged and properly safeguarded.
- Ensures all claimed property is returned to the rightful owner or valuable items are placed in a secure area and other items are brought to the Lost and Found room at the end of the shift.
- Maintains responsibility and security of property keys. Investigates missing keys and allows entry for those persons who have misplaced keys.
- Responds to all emergency calls requiring paramedics or outside agencies. Authorizes and initiates all direct contact with outside agencies.
- During emergencies, responds to the appropriate command centers assuming direct command of emergency procedures until executive staff arrives and then performs the role of advisor until a supervisor arrives.
- Ensures all on-the-job injuries are attended to by staff and that accident reports are subsequently filed.
- Frequently patrols and inspects casino, hotel and outside facilities.
- Handles hotel and guest complaints and disputes, notifying appropriate supervisors and conducting further investigations as needed.
- Checks for safety hazards. When hazardous situations are identified, ensures that work orders are submitted and the problems are corrected.
- Maintains records on security personnel on shift so that efficient reviews/evaluations can be made.
- Makes reports to shift supervisors on all matters concerning the property’s security and safety of guests and crew that could result in company liability.
- Reports any actions, deeds or misconduct of security officers or other crewmembers which could affect the operation of the company.
- May assume the responsibility of shift trainer.
- Follows up with trainees to ensure compliance with procedural operations.
- EDUCATION OR SKILLS REQUIRED:
- Prior security experience in a casino/hotel environment for a minimum of one year is preferred.
- Familiar with state and local laws pertaining to law enforcement and gaming.
- Demonstrated leadership skills and abilities.
- Possess above average communication skills.
- Able to complete all required reports.
- Familiar with all security-related equipment and their uses.
- Must physically be able to perform duties.
- Possess all required federal, state and local identification.
- Continuously exhibit and convey a positive attitude through communication.
- Demonstrate excellent work ethic, appearance and productivity.
- Maintain professional attire and appearance to interact with guests and other personnel.
- Other job duties as directed by management.involved.alcohol incidents and cut offs in which i that law enforcement may be contacted to remove me from property. This warn
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES:
The following activities are normally required to perform these functions: stand, walk, reach, read, write, eye to hand coordination, depth perception, effective verbal communication, strong math skills, and excellent organizational skills.
Benefits for all Full-Time positions:
Paid Time Off
Health/Dental/Vision Insurance after 30 days
Life plus AD&D Insurance - company paid
401(k) eligibility after 7 months
Employee Assistance Program
Referral bonus
Tuition Reimbursement
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Skills Required
- Mississippi Gaming License
- Minimum one year of prior security experience in a casino or hotel environment
- Familiarity with state and local laws pertaining to law enforcement and gaming
- Demonstrated leadership skills and abilities
- Above-average communication skills
- Ability to complete all required reports
- Familiarity with security-related equipment and its uses
- Physical ability to perform job duties
- All required federal, state, and local identification
- Positive attitude and effective communication
- Excellent work ethic, appearance, and productivity
- Professional attire and appearance when interacting with guests and personnel
What We Do
Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel, a beachside casino resort located in Biloxi, Mississippi, offers gaming entertainment, a variety of dining options, and luxury accommodations 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The property features approximately 25,000 square feet of gaming space, including more than 800 slot machines and 26 table games; four restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, a nine-story, 197 room hotel, featuring luxury suites and lofts; and 3,600 square feet of meeting and conference space. Treasure Bay, which opened in April 1994, closed following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The property reopened on June 21, 2006 and features a sophisticated redesign by architect Peter Anderson of VOA Associates, Inc. in Seattle. Treasure Bay was the recipient of the Casino Design Award for Best Architectural Redesign for a Casino Resort in 2008. Headquarters for Treasure Bay, LLC, the Biloxi property is part of a group of casinos managed by the company that includes Divi Carina Bay Casino in St. Croix, Alhambra Casino in Aruba, Flamingo Casino in Bonaire, Treasure Bay Casino in the Bahamas, and Treasure Bay Casino in St. Lucia. For more information about Treasure Bay Casino and Hotel go to www.treasurebay.com or call 228.385.6000.









