West Virginia Code of State Rules › Agency 179 - Lottery Commission › Title 179 - LEGISLATIVE RULE WEST VIRGINIA LOTTERY › Series 179-04 - Limited Gaming Facility Rules › Part 3 - LICENSES › Section 179-4-49 - Occupational License, Level Two

Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 28, July 12, 2024
49.1. A natural person who will be employed
				  by the limited gaming facility licensee whose employment duties predominantly
				  involve the maintenance, servicing, repair, or operation of gambling games,
				  gaming, gaming machines, devices or equipment, or assets associated with the
				  limited gaming facility licensee, or regularly requires work in a restricted
				  casino area shall hold, before employment, a current and valid occupational
				  license, level two, unless required to hold an occupational license, level one,
				  including, without limitation, a person who is or does any of the following:
49.1.a. Functions as a dealer;
49.1.b. Functions as a box person;
49.1.c. Functions as a floor
				  attendant;
49.1.d. Performs under
				  the supervision of an audit department manager, the duties and responsibilities
				  of the internal audit department;
49.1.e. Performs under the supervision of a
				  controller, the duties and responsibilities of the casino accounting
				  department;
49.1.f. Has access to
				  active accounting documents related to casino gaming activity;
49.1.g. Conducts surveillance investigations
				  and operations;
49.1.h. Assists in
				  the operation of slot machines and bill changers, including, without
				  limitation, a person who participates in manual jackpot payouts and fills
				  payout reserve containers;
49.1.i.
				  Identifies persons or groups of patrons to receive complimentaries based on
				  actual patron play, authorizes complementaries, or determines the amount of the
				  complementaries;
49.1.j. Analyzes
				  casino operations data and makes recommendations to managerial employees
				  relating to, without limitation, all of the following:
49.1.j.1. Casino marketing;
49.1.j.2. Complementaries;
49.1.j.3. Junkets;
49.1.j.4. Gaming;
49.1.j.5. Special events;
49.1.j.6. Promotions; and
49.1.j.7. Player ratings;
49.1.k. Enters data in
				  gaming-related computer systems or develops, maintains, installs, or operates
				  gaming-related computer software systems;
49.1.l. Collects and records patron checks
				  and personal checks that are dishonored and returned by a bank;
49.1.m. Develops marketing programs to
				  promote casino gaming including, without limitation, coupon redemption and
				  other complimentary distribution programs;
49.1.n. Distributes, reconsiders, accounts
				  for, or inventories coupons that are considered in the calculation of gross
				  revenue;
49.1.o. Processes or
				  maintains information on credit applications or the redemption of counter
				  checks;
49.1.p. Processes coins,
				  currency, gaming chips, gaming plaques, slot tokens or cash
				  equivalents;
49.1.q. Repairs or
				  maintains the closed circuit television system equipment that is required by
				  this rule;
49.1.r. Is being trained
				  to become a limited gaming facility employee;
49.1.s. Provides physical security in the
				  casino;
49.1.t. Controls and
				  maintains the slot machine inventory, including replacement parts, equipment
				  and tools used to maintain slot machines;
49.1.u. Performs as the secretary to the
				  supervisor of the surveillance department, internal audit department, casino
				  accounting department or credit department;
49.1.v. Repairs gaming equipment other than
				  video lottery terminals;
49.1.w.
				  Performs responsibilities associated with the installation, maintenance or
				  operation of computer hardware for casino computer systems;
49.1.x. Is employed as a video lottery
				  service technician;
49.1.y.
				  Performs video lottery ticket redemption services; or
49.1.z. Is an employee of the casino gambling
				  operation whom the Commission considers necessary to be licensed to ensure
				  compliance with the Act and this rule and to protect the public and ensure the
				  credibility and integrity of gaming in the state.