Midwest Engineering Systems Inc. Presents Team Members with Robotic Expert Certificates
Midwest Engineering Systems Inc. is proud to present seven (7) team members with Expert Robotic Technologist Certificates from The Robotic Industries Association (RIA).
Midwest Engineering Systems Inc., an innovative provider of premier custom machines and integrated systems, is proud to present seven (7) team members with Expert Robotic Technologist Certificates from The Robotic Industries Association (RIA).
After receiving the Robotic Integrator Certificate in September 2013, Midwest Engineering Systems Inc. awarded seven team members with Robot Expert Technologists Certifications. To earn the Certified Expert Robotic Technologist status, candidates must pass a hands-on exam on general robotic tasks and answer work and education experience related to the industry.
"We are proud to be an RIA Certified Robotic Integrator qualified with the most Certified Expert Robotic Technologists in the country. These certifications highlight our continuing commitment to provide best-in-class knowledge and experience to our customers looking to reach their automation goals." states Terry Merrifeld; VP/General Manager Welding Systems & Services at Midwest Engineering Systems.
The entire certification process demonstrates the level of technical knowledge required to execute robotic system projects in a safe, efficient, and economical manner. It also signifies that the company as well as each certified technician has the ability to work within various standards.
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Midwest Engineering Systems Inc., an innovator and leader in complex systems integration, has been providing custom machine design, automation, robotics and integrated solutions since 1991.
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