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Prototron Circuits Redmond Achieves ISO 9001-2015
July 4, 2018 | Prototron CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Prototron Circuits has achieved ISO 9001-2015 certification, just a few weeks after its Tucson facility achieved ISO 9001-2015.
“We are pleased to be able to say that both of our facilities are now completely up to date when it comes to ISO 9001 -2015. This is a true testament to the hard work and dedication of our team in both of our facilities. Per our goal, our team has been working hard to make sure that we continue our industry leadership of QTA prototype market,” said Dave Ryder, president of Prototron Circuits of Redmond Washington and Tucson Arizona.
“This was the smoothest audit we have ever been through and is a great example of the commitment by the entire Prototron team toward continuous quality improvement. I could not be more proud of everyone’s efforts at all levels of the organization,” added Kirk Williams, Prototron Redmond’s general manager.
About Prototron
With over 30 years in business, Prototron Circuits is one of the industry leaders when it comes to High Technology Quick Turn Printed Circuits boards. Their continued outstanding performance (98%+ Quality and Delivery) has made them a true preferred source of all companies needing reliable QTA PCBs. And now with their new global sourcing solution, Prototron Circuits is truly America’s board source.
Prototron has facilities in Redmond, Washington and Tucson, Arizona.
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