New Mexico Gaming Control Board
Albuquerque or New Mexico
Licensing Auditor (NMGCB #46927)
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Apply to Licensing Auditor (NMGCB #46927) at New Mexico Gaming Control BoardJob details
- Location
- Albuquerque or New Mexico
- Work type
- Onsite
- Compensation
- $56,930 - $85,405/yr
- Clearance
- Other
- Posted
- 1 week ago
- Apply on
- careers.share.nm.gov
About this role
Salary
$27.37 - $41.06 Hourly
$56,931 - $85,396 Annually
This position is a Pay Band C7
Posting Details
* New Mexico's licensed veteran and fraternal organizations
* Casino gaming operations (not horse racing) at each of the State's racetracks
* Nonprofit bingo and raffles held throughout New Mexico
NMGCB's Background & Licensing Division reviews all applications submitted by entities and individuals seeking licensure under the Gaming Control Act and Bingo and Raffle Act in the state of New Mexico. This process includes verifying and ensuring information in the application and other information gathered by the division is accurate. Once analyzed by staff, applications go either to the Board or Licensing Director for approval or denial The burden is on the applicant to prove qualification to hold a license, permit or certification.
Additionally, the Licensing division acts as a liaison with licensees to ensure compliance with the Gaming Control Act and Bingo and Raffle Act after licensure. Organizations and individuals licensed in New Mexico must be held in good standing with their parent organizations and with the state of New Mexico.
The Board's licensing and certification process is rigorous and designed to ensure that both the citizens of New Mexico as well as guests to our state can enjoy gaming in a fair and honest environment.
While the measures employed during our application, compliance, and enforcement processes are admittedly strenuous, only by qualifying and then carefully regulating the venues and people involved in the gambling industry can we protect the public's interests. We take our regulation of New Mexico's gambling activities very seriously, and violations of the Board's rules or the New Mexico Gaming Control Act can result in severe administrative sanctions and criminal prosecution.
Interviews are anticipated to be conducted within two weeks of posting closing date.
Why does the job exist?
How does it get done?
Licensing applicants to work in non-tribal gaming and non-profit bingo operations, raffles and pull tabs entails:
* Entering applicant information into the computer, verifying applicant information and ensuring all documents, including database reports, fingerprint results and credit reports, are in applicant files. Applicants with dubious and questionable history may not be approved.
* Making recommendations on licensing status and submitting such to supervisor for approval. May included preparing and presenting a Board Summary for those applicants who require board action based on findings.
* Filling in at the receptionist desk including greeting public and directing to the appropriate personnel, answering incoming calls promptly and cordially, logging in packages and email receipts, screening and processing applications, generating reports, keying in data, maintaining logs, assisting with walk-ins and processing checks in receptionist's absence.
Who are the customers?
Ideal Candidate
- Strong research, planning, problem-solving and critical-thinking skills; outstanding presentation, collaboration and verbal and written communication skills; and strong organizational skills
- Good time management skills and ability to work with high volume of files and records within established deadlines
- Experience collecting and analyzing data from many source documents and observing processes to detect partial and noncompliance with applicable rules
- Familiarity with the Bingo and Raffle Act, Gaming Control Act and Board rules
- Experience in processing applications and conducting background investigations
- Confidence in public speaking
Minimum Qualification
Employment Requirements
New Mexico Gaming Control Board employees may not participate in any gaming activity including bingo and raffle in the State of New Mexico. This does not include State Lottery and New Mexico horse racing.
Working Conditions
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Agency Contact Information: Geri White, (505) 350-9920, Email
For information on Statutory Requirements for this position, click the Classification Description link on the job advertisement.
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