...erGraphics division. Boeing Co. is one of the nation’s biggest and best-known manufacturers, employing 158,000 workers and producing tens of billions of dollars worth of commercial jets and def... ... the thousands of parts that transform the fuselage from an empty shell to a flight-ready machine. Employees work around the clock five days a week on multiple airplanes, producing 31.5 new 737s a month, with each 737 coming together in 11 days. About 9,800 employees work in the Renton facility on both the 737 program and the P/8A Poseidon, a military version produced f... ... 100 of those panels would be completed and shipped 30 miles south to the 737 plant in Renton to be installed on a new airplane, perhaps as early as that evening. The quick turnaround, from GM Namepl...

...of a new printing and fabrication system to better serve its customer’s needs. These additions are installed at GM Nameplate’s North Carolina division. The new systems expand the company’s digital pr... ...ating several labor steps in the process,” continued Sharrett. “Digital printing will not fit every opportunity, but this capability brings great value to our customers for fast, small volume, brillia...

...rogram organized through the Puget Sound Business Journal to recognize outstanding Washington State employers. The program identifies and recognizes best practices in the workplace. The Washingt... ...rogram organized through the Puget Sound Business Journal to recognize outstanding Washington State employers. The program identifies and recognizes best practices in the workplace. “We are very exci... ... for this year’s PSBJ’s Washington’s Best Workplaces and to be recognized as one of the state’s top employers,” said Gerry Gallagher, GM Nameplate VP of Marketing and Sales. Selection was based off of responses from an employee engagement survey that a majority percentage of GM Nameplate employees participated in. The survey covered questions involving all aspects of employee engagement in the workplace, including tenure, recognition and development. On August 9, the Puget Soun... ...eplate is a privately owned company with corporate headquarters in Seattle, Washington. The company employs nearly 1,000 people throughout facilities in California, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oreg...

...late generously donating to the scholarship fund in memory of Brent Sletmoe, a beloved GM Nameplate employee. Turner Prewitt represented the company and handed the winning student their scholarship aw... ...networking events and informing members and participants of important industry changes and business opportunities. A non-profit organization, PNAA derives sustaining support through membership and cor... ...eplate is a privately owned company with corporate headquarters in Seattle, Washington. The company employs nearly 1,000 people throughout facilities in California, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington ...

...ducing the world’s first computer-generated bus wrap in 1993, we have since become experts at installing graphics on any mode of transportation. Our moving brand celebration tools allow your mes... ...e Graphics With the average person spending a significant amount of time on the road, an invaluable opportunity exists to capture their attention during a short errand, long trip or when stuck in mind...