Production Manager
Issaquah, WAFull-time$28–38/hrPosted todayStill listed today
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Job overview
FASTSIGNS #280301 is seeking a hands-on Production Manager to lead production across its Bellevue and Issaquah shops, working on-site from Issaquah. The manager will supervise a three-person team, operate equipment as needed, coordinate job flow and installations, and maintain quality and efficiency. The role seeks at least one year of sign, print, or graphics production experience; team leadership and CoreBridge or similar software experience are preferred.
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Full job description
Benefits:
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Company Uniforms
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Performance Bonuses
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Health insurance
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Paid time off
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Dental insurance
Pay: $28–$38/hour depending on experience, plus performance bonuses
Type: Full-time, Monday–Friday, on-site in Issaquah, WA
About Us FASTSIGNS is a locally owned sign and visual communications business with shops in Bellevue and Issaquah. We have the resources of the FASTSIGNS national network, but we run like a small team where your work is seen and matters. We help businesses across Washington get noticed with everything from banners and interior graphics to vehicle wraps, dimensional signage, and building signs. We're growing and need a hands-on Production Manager to lead our shop floor.
What You'll Do
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Oversee production for both our Bellevue and Issaquah locations, working on-site from Issaquah
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Lead, train, and supervise a production team of three
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Set daily production priorities and manage job flow to hit deadlines
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Run equipment hands-on as needed (expect roughly half your time on the floor, half managing)
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Own quality control so every job leaves the shop right the first time
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Schedule installations and coordinate with installers and project managers
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Work with project managers and designers to resolve file, material, and timeline issues
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Keep equipment maintained and running, and flag supply and repair needs
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Find ways to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and protect job margins
What We're Looking For
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1+ year of experience in sign, print, or graphics production
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Experience leading or supervising a team preferred
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Hands-on experience with wide-format production equipment, ideally including:
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Roll-to-roll printers (Epson preferred)
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Flatbed UV printers
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Laminators
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CNC routers (Colex a plus)
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Laser cutters/engravers
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Solid understanding of materials, substrates, finishing, and application
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Sharp eye for quality and detail
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Organized and calm under pressure, able to juggle shifting priorities across two shops
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Clear communicator who leads by example
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CoreBridge or similar shop management software experience is a plus
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Able to lift 50 lbs and stand for extended periods
FASTSIGNS is an Equal Opportunity Employer. A background check may be required.
How this job compares
Set against the 622 open Production Manager jobs on Olive Jobs, counted November 13, 2026.
- Openings
- Olive Jobs lists 10 open Production Manager jobs in Washington and 622 across the US. Under 1% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
- Hiring the most across the US
- Carvana30 open
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- Experience
- This posting asks for at least 1 year of experience — less than three in four Production Manager postings that state a minimum ask for (median 5 years, across 472 postings).
- Education
- 149 of the 622 open Production Manager jobs (24%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.
Counted across the open, public US postings on Olive Jobs on November 13, 2026. Figures based on too few postings are left out.
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