UL To Expand Services at New Mounds View, Minnesota, Location
08/07/2013
UL said it is relocating from its current location southeast of Mounds View, in Vadnais Heights, to expand on its existing high-tech and medical safety engineering and testing services to now offer local Human Factors Engineering services, Home Healthcare as well as access to comprehensive services to support medical and IVD manufacturers with regulatory submissions in global markets.
"Minnesota has one of the most active and innovative medical device clusters in the nation and we are pleased to be able to place some of our top talent to support this area locally," said Joe Madden, Global Sales Director for UL's Health Sciences Division. "Now manufacturers have local access to the full product lifecycle services UL provides to support challenges that manufacturers face when trying to get their approvals."
In 2012, UL acquired Wiklund R&D located in Concord, MA, bringing years of knowledge in Human Factors Engineering for medical and other devices. The new office in Mounds View Minnesota will be the first major expansion of that service within North America.
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