Slot Machine Assessment Technician

Job Description Slot Machine Assessment Technician: My Next Career Path Staffing - With over 20 years’ experience in Technology Staffing, MNCP Staffing matches candidates to the culture of an organization as well as required skill sets.

Position Summary: A gaming equipment refurbishment operation is seeking a technician to inspect incoming slot machines, identify equipment models and components, document condition and defects, and maintain complete serial-number traceability. This technical role requires detailed gaming machine knowledge and accurate photographic and written documentation.

Key Responsibilities: Inspect incoming slot machines and confirm manufacturer, platform, model, and serial number. Identify major gaming equipment manufacturers and cabinet models by sight and markings. Verify serial plates against incoming paperwork and escalate missing or inconsistent information. Identify installed CPUs, video cards, power supplies, monitors, bill validators, ticket printers, button decks, and other components. Distinguish component models and revisions and document their condition accurately. Photograph each machine, serial plate, components, and visible damage or abnormalities. Create complete digital condition records for each machine using internal systems. Tag equipment with assessment date and assessor information. Document missing, damaged, altered, or nonconforming parts and report critical findings to supervisors. Maintain accurate inventory and regulatory traceability without mixing machine or part records. Coordinate with receiving, technical operations, and materials teams to resolve assessment issues. Move machines with approved equipment, use team lifts when required, and follow PPE/ESD procedures.

Qualifications: High school diploma or GED.At least 21 years old where required for regulated gaming work. Minimum 2 years of hands-on slot machine or gaming equipment experience. Ability to recognize major slot machine manufacturers, models, and component versions. Strong familiarity with cabinet assemblies, CPUs, displays, validators, printers, and related parts. Detailed written documentation and clear equipment photography skills. Ability to follow serial-number and gaming compliance procedures. Safe handling of heavy gaming equipment; ability to meet physical job requirements.