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Designer’s Choice Resource Centre in Calgary, AB is seeking a Workroom Manager to run day-to-day manufacturing in the workroom and oversee the warehouse behind it; own production schedule, lead the floor team, and ensure on-time shipment, while guiding modernization of processes and software in the shop.
This hands-on leadership role offers latitude to improve an already effective operation; you’ll implement efficiencies, manage a team of about 8, and collaborate with design and sales to keep
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Workroom Manager
Company: Designer's Choice Resource Centre
Type: Full-time
Description: Workroom Manager
Custom window coverings · Production & warehouse leadership
Designer’s Choice Resource Centre
Calgary, AB — on-site at our production facility, with occasional site visits
Full-time, permanent
Monday–Friday, flexible start time
$55,000–$65,000 annually, based on experience, plus full health benefits
Owner
Open until filled
At Designer’s Choice, we do it all — residential, commercial, apartment buildings, and custom homes. We build and install blinds, shutters, and custom draperies in just about every colour, fabric, and style there is. If it has to do with windows, we have something to say about it.
We’ve grown by being the people who actually get it right: measured properly, sewn properly, installed properly, on the date we promised. That standard is the job, and it starts in the workroom.
The Workroom Manager runs day-to-day manufacturing in our workroom and oversees the warehouse behind it. You own the production schedule, lead the team on the floor, and make sure every project ships complete and on time. You’ll also lead the push to modernize how the workroom runs — tightening process and bringing new software into the shop so we can scale without losing quality.
This is a hands-on leadership role with real latitude. If you like taking an operation that already works and making it work considerably better, this is that job.
Detail-driven. In custom work, a quarter inch is the whole job. Nothing gets past you — big or small.
Self-directed. You don’t need to be told what needs doing. You see the bottleneck and go fix it.
Steady with people. You’re as good with a sewer on your team as you are with a designer, a builder, or a homeowner.
Improvement-minded. A process that’s “fine” bothers you a little. You’d rather rebuild it than work around it.
A small shop with a benefits package that holds up against much larger employers: