Perryville casino slots tech

[Mrhyde]

Not affiliated with the casino in anyway but I came across this job posting on craigslist.

I contemplated applying but I'm still happy where I am for now.

Looks like basic gig is maintaining and setting up slot machines, not a high bar as far as prerequisites go either.

I kinda wonder what it pays though.

http://baltimore.craigslist.org/tch/4896699442.html

 

[Inigoes]

must be able to pass a drug test prior to employment.
Must be able to pass criminal background check.

That eliminates 50% of Maryland

 

[Nobody]

That eliminates 50% of Maryland

Like those 50% are looking for work anyway. They already get our money why go work for there own.

NOBODY

 

[GrimReaper]

I saw them hiring for that position in the past and the pay was only around 10-15/hr

 

[Mrhyde]

That eliminates 50% of Maryland

That's actually kind of my point. So many folks can't do that much. Let alone have the ability to get a gaming license. Might actually make it quite easy to get. hahaha.

 

[Skins_Brew]

I saw them hiring for that position in the past and the pay was only around 10-15/hr

Probably because the job is not that hard. These slots are just computers and they probably tell you exactly what is wrong with them. I bet the hours suck, too.

 

[Mrhyde]

More than likely it's not even a real maintenance job in as much as finding and resolving a problem. I bet they just send defective equipment back to the factory to certify it's repair as opposed to having someone "take a look".

 

[ibang1]

Don't worry about slots going away. Once the casino's loose all their table game player's more slots will come back. Casino's make more money with slots.

Tech job is fairly easy. The hard part is moving those dam machines. Then again no need to do hopper repairs or filling with coins. If you're good with machines and computers its an easy gig. May work odd hours.

Just module plucking, lan cables, and replacing light bulbs or LEDs. I'm pretty sure the bill acceptors are common problems.

Slots are leased out.