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Position requires employee to be certified in Serve Safe Food Sanitation and hold an Indiana Gaming Commission Occupational License and/or Indiana Horse Racing Commission License. Steward is responsible to support the Lead Steward and Steward Supervisor in the successful cleaning and sanitation of restaurant and bar operations at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino.
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Must qualify for and may be required to obtain and maintain an Indiana Horse Racing Commission License. Must qualify for and may be required to obtain and maintain an Indiana Horse Racing Commission License.
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Must be capable of CPR/ AED/ First Aid certification and Indiana Horse Racing Commission licensure. Must be capable of CPR/ AED/ First Aid certification and Indiana Horse Racing Commission licensure.
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Complies with Indiana Gaming Commission Regulations, approved internal controls as well as company policies. Must be able to tolerate areas containing second hand smoke, strong odors, dust, loud noises and bright lights CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES AND REGISTRATIONS: Must qualify for, obtain, and maintain a gaming license from the Indiana Gaming Commission.
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