As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 10 slot attendant jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $18.25 an hour (from 5 postings). The most active employers are Grand Villa Casino, SIGA and Starlight Casino. Skills often requested: customer service, carry objects, regulatory compliance and proserve.
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Candidates need customer service experience and a mix of education, training or work experience. Previous gaming experience is preferred. The role suits people who handle many kinds of guests and situations calmly.
Candidates need experience handling cash and working with the public, strong customer service skills and the ability to stand for long periods and lift about a full box of paper. A Serving It Right, Proserve or Smart Serve certificate and registration with the provincial gaming regulator are needed.
Gateway Casino needs candidates with experience handling cash and working with the public, strong customer service skills, and the ability to stand for long periods and lift about the weight of a full box of paper. They must also hold a responsible-service certificate and be able to obtain a BCLC, AGLC or AGCO registration.
Candidates need experience handling cash and working with the public, plus strong customer service skills. Serving It Right (BC) and the ability to register with BCLC are required, and basic slot machine knowledge is an asset.
Gateway Casino needs candidates with experience handling cash and working with the public, plus strong customer service and multitasking skills. Candidates must be able to stand for long periods, lift objects about the weight of a full box of paper, and obtain provincial gaming registration.
Candidates need experience handling cash and working with the public, strong customer service skills, and the ability to stand for long periods and lift about the weight of a full box of paper. A responsible gaming certificate (Serving It Right, ProServe or Smart Serve) and registration with the BCLC, AGLC or AGCO are required.
Candidates need cash handling and public-facing experience, strong customer service skills and the ability to stand for long periods and lift about the weight of a full box of paper. A Serving It Right, Proserve or Smart Serve certificate and a gaming registration with the provincial regulator are also required.
Candidates need experience handling cash and working with the public, strong customer service skills, and the ability to stand for long periods and lift about the weight of a full box of paper. A provincial responsible-service certificate and registration with the gaming regulator are also required.
Candidates need a high school diploma or equivalent, an AGLC gaming registration number and a clear criminal record check. They also need AGLC certifications in Deal Us In Phase 1, ProServe, anti-money laundering and Lotto Learn, plus strong customer service skills.
The median advertised pay is $18.25 an hour, across 5 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $16.55 and the top quarter over $18.39.
Who is hiring slot attendants?
Grand Villa Casino (2), SIGA (2), Starlight Casino (2), Ace Casinos (1) and Playtime Casino (1).
What skills do slot attendant jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention customer service, carry objects, regulatory compliance, proserve, serving it right, smart serve, attention to detail and cash handling.