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Part-Time Manufacturing Associate

Urbana, IA

Location: Urbana IA

We are seeking highly motivated, detail-oriented individuals to join our fast-paced manufacturing team as a Manufacturing Associate. This hybrid role blends hands-on sewing line operations with efficient packaging responsibilities, offering a dynamic opportunity to contribute across multiple areas of production. You’ll be instrumental in assembling USCC transportation tie-down products, packing orders with precision, and supporting continuous improvement across all operations. 

Hours:  

  • 1st Shift    
    • Full-time: Monday- Thursday, 7:00am-4:00pm and Friday, 7:00am-1:00pm
    • Part-time: Schedule set at the time of hiring based on availability 
  • 2nd Shift 
    • Full-time: Monday - Thursday, 12:00pm–9:00pm and Friday, 10:00am-4:00pm (often work 8:00am–2:00pm) 
    • Part-time: Schedule set at the time of hiring based on availability 

Starting Pay:    


How to Succeed in This Role:

  • Embody Clickstop’s  Core Values and Code by holding yourself and your peers accountable for delivering high-quality results.
  • Demonstrate strong attention to detail, even when completing repetitive tasks under pressure.
  • Be adaptable and thrive in an environment where priorities can shift rapidly.
  • Communicate clearly and work collaboratively across teams.
  • Show initiative by cross-training and learning other areas of production.
  • Commit to meeting daily output targets while upholding quality and safety standards.
  • Embrace continuous improvement and contribute ideas to optimize workflows.


What’s Expected:
To remain agile, team members will be cross-trained and expected to contribute outside their areas of expertise. All team members will begin their training in strap manufacturing/packing and remain until a satisfactory knowledge of our products is acquired. We produce a wide range of products, so attention to detail, and the ability to remain focused in a repetitive environment is critical.    

Physical Requirements:   
Must be able to repeatedly lift 50lbs. This position at times requires repetitive hand and arm movement. Must be able to engage in repetitive bending, kneeling, sitting, and squatting movements.


Primary areas of focus within our Manufacturing:  
Tie Down (Strap Manufacturing)  

  • Read and understand work orders. 
  • Audit orders for accuracy.  
  • Operate automatic sewing machines to assemble transportation tie-down straps. 
  • Maintain productivity by meeting daily output requirements. 
  • Perform repetitive motions while seated for extended periods of time. 
  • Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality. 
  • Sew straps using manufacturing procedures in an efficient manner.    

Tie Down Packing  

  • Maintain order accuracy through proper documentation and organization.  
  • Pack numerous different orders efficiently and accurately off of a conveyor belt, ensuring products are prepared for shipment in a timely manner. 
  • Lift 50ilbs repeatedly. Able to bend, kneel, stand, and squat repetitively for long periods of time.  
  • Utilizing NetSuite and ShipHawk software to manage production records, entering completion data, building work orders and updating inventory. 
  •  Follow Lean manufacturing principles to help reduce waste and improve efficiency in packing and overall processes.  
  • Communicating effectively with team members and working to ensure a smooth flow of operations. 
  • Comfortable working in a high-speed, fast-paced environment with frequent task changes. 

Cargo Nets   

  • Read and understand work orders. 
  • Audit orders for accuracy.  
  • Operate automatic sewing machines to assemble cargo nets. 
  • Maintain productivity by meeting daily output requirements. 
  • Perform repetitive motions while seated for extended periods of time. 
  • Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality. 
  • Sew straps using manufacturing procedures in an efficient manner.    
  • Pack cargo nets: must be able to bend, kneel, stand, and squat repetitively for long periods of time.  

Nylon Slings   

  • Read and understand work orders. 
  • Audit orders for accuracy.  
  • Operate sewing machines to assemble transportation Nylon Slings. 
  • Maintain productivity by meeting daily output requirements. 
  • Perform repetitive motions while seated for extended periods of time. 
  • Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality. 
  • Sew straps using manufacturing procedures in an efficient manner.    
  • Pack nylon slings: Must be able to bend, kneel, stand, and squat repetitively for long periods of time.    

As a growing team, you should be prepared to perform other duties as assigned at any time.

Equipment:
Ability to learn/operate powered industrial equipment, such as industrial sewing machines, cutters, winders, stand-up and sit-down forklifts, cherry pickers, pallet jacks, etc.  


What Clickstop provides: 

  • The opportunity to pursue your best self (as an employee, parent, partner, citizen, etc.) We believe coming to work should not be transactional but instead should be a purpose-driven experience.  
  • An entrepreneurial environment where opportunities are endless for those who seek them. 
  • Recognition for personal, team, and company accomplishments, because Clickstop’s success is a reflection of your engagement and excellence.  
  • Professional and personal development opportunities. 
    • Benefits for full-time employees include: 
      • Health Insurance ($0 Premium Option) 
      • Dental & Vision Insurance 
      • 401K Match 
      • PTO, Paid Holidays, and Volunteer Time Off 
      • Life and Disability Insurance 
      • ESOP – After one full year of service and minimum hour requirement is met 

Employment is contingent upon the completion of a satisfactory background check. 

Clickstop is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 

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