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Writing
  • refers to writing memos, emails and recording entries in forms.
  • includes:
    • writing text
    • writing in documents (for example, filling in forms)
    • non-paper-based writing (for example, typing on a computer)

 

Writing is an Essential Skill that all Casino employees need to:

  • Record entries in forms, procedural checklists and end-of-day reports.
  • Write short text entries to describe machine malfunctions, incidents and accidents.
  • Write emails and letters requesting information from other departments.

 

Specific Applications in Gaming

  • Bank Cashiers record entries into Large Cash Transaction forms.
  • Switchboard Operators write or email messages to staff.
  • Chefs write detailed prep lists for the kitchen staff.
  • Housekeeping Supervisors write incident reports regarding the cleanliness of the Casino.
  • Facility Technicians write in the service log detailing the status of projects.
  • Retail Cashiers write daily reconciliation sheets.
  • Investigative Security Officers write special investigations reports.
  • Casino Gaming Technicians fill out work orders describing the problem and the solution that was found and what parts were used.
  • Pit Managers complete a nightly table games report.
  • Uniform Supervisors write procedures detailing procedures for washing garments.
  • Warehouse Clerks process warehouse requisitions detailing information about location and description of goods.