KC Robotics Achieves Robot Integrator Certification from Robotics Industry Association (RIA)
WEST CHESTER, OHIO, September 27, 2018 – Robotic Industries Association (RIA) announced this week that KC Robotics, Inc. has achieved the prestigious Certified Robot Integrator status. To become certified, integrators go through a rigorous process including an on-site audit and hands-on testing of key technical personnel. Robot integrators who are certified by the RIA are recognized in the industry as part of an elite group of accomplished, trustworthy professionals.
“We are very excited to achieve RIA Certified Integrator status. This certification not only helps validate our business systems and continuous improvement processes, but showcases the capabilities of the strong team we’ve put together”, says Crystal Vezey, KC Robotics’ Business Manager.
Jack Justice, General Manager, added, “At KC Robotics, we are committed to improving customers’ profitability and productivity by providing the highest quality automated systems. We do this with extensive employee training and creative problem solving. This certification is proof of the company’s commitment to our customers and employees. We are delighted to join this select group of certified integrators, as there are only 28 worldwide.”
“The RIA Certification is a major accomplishment for KC Robotics” says Paul Carrier, Operations Manager. “We set goals five years ago to improve company culture, employee expertise, customer service and communication. This certification is the culmination of our efforts. We are so proud of our employees! Their buy-in to each objective is what made this work.” The RIA certification is on the heels of unprecedented growth. KC Robotics’ current year sales are on track to increase 30% over 2017.
Located in West Chester, Ohio, KC ROBOTICS provides custom automation solutions for arc welding, material removal and material handling applications. As an authorized integrator for KUKA, ABB and Yaskawa-Motoman robots, KC Robotics offers full integration services – concept development, design, engineering, EOAT, programming and system build. For more information visit www.kcrobotics.com.
About Robotic Industries Association (RIA): Founded in 1974, RIA is a not-for-profit trade association driving innovation, growth, and safety in manufacturing and service industries through education, promotion, and advancement of robotics, related automation technologies, and companies delivering integrated solutions. RIA represents some 475 robot manufacturers, system integrators, component suppliers, end users, consulting firms, research groups, and educational institutions. https://www.robotics.org/
