Meet Sean Burke!

Sean Burke is the General Manager of Automation at NRTC. We interviewed him for our Employee Spotlight feature to learn more about his typical workday and favorite hobbies outside of work. 

After wearing many hats in different companies, Sean is a great fit to manage NRTC’s Automation Services. 

Learn more about Sean and his work with NRTC Automation, as well as some fun facts, below! 

Sean Burke, General Manager of Automation at NRTC 

Background 

Sean has diverse experience in automation and engineering, allowing him to run our Automation Services with confidence. 

• He started with Ford Motor Company in Chicago as a facilities engineer, working on plant layouts, new line installation drawings, and more. He was then promoted to a project management position that allowed him to launch programs and a press, as well as manage programs on the warehouse floor. 

• He then moved on to Woodhaven Stamping in Michigan to work as a material handling engineer, all while working on packaging, line layout, storage, parts, and forklift management. He transitioned into management at Woodhaven, continuing his work in large facilities: 2.5 million square feet, to be exact! 

• Sean spent a few years in South Carolina as a material planning and logistics manager before working with Magna. He says that his work varied widely at Magna, ranging from launching programs and assembly to material planning and logistics management, as well as decommissioning. 

• Before moving to Alabama to launch a Mercedes program as an assembly operations manager, Sean ended his work in South Carolina in a sales role, revamping the aftermarket parts processes for improved coordination. 

Regarding the Mercedes program, Sean says, “It was an extremely intense launch, one of the tightest-tolerance bodies that have ever been launched by an automotive company. It was two-and-a-half years that went by very quickly. After that ended, I thought, okay, what's next? And it wound up being an opportunity to join NRTC and iGAM.” 

Working with NRTC 

Clearly, Sean is a great fit for the role of General Manager of Automation at NRTC. He started with NRTC in November, and he puts in long days to ensure that every customer is cared for up to NRTC’s standards. 

Sean mostly works in the Fleming Road warehouse, but he also offers support to the Carson Road warehouse when needed. 

A typical day for Sean looks like a 5:30 wake-up, getting his kids ready and hopping on the road to the plant. Before hitting the floor, he’ll check his emails. His mornings always include a “morning brainstorm,” in which Sean walks the warehouse floor to determine where the team is at, what they are doing at the moment, and what they can do better. 

He then ensures that the team’s plans are prepared for the day, supporting them with any roadblocks they may have for a more efficient workflow. 

Once everyone is set for the day, Sean jumps into his own projects to plan for the weeks and even months ahead to make sure NRTC is going where we need to be. He’ll also set up meetings with other departments for full integration across NRTC’s services. 

After a full day of work, Sean stays after the team finishes to walk around the warehouse for one last checkup around 6:00 pm. 

From Sean’s perspective, NRTC’s Automation Services excel beyond the competition because of our flexibility and dedication to the customer: “Whatever the customer needs a solution for, we try to provide that. We want to build relationships with our customers; wherever they need help, and we can help them, that’s what we try to do.” 

Favorite projects 

Sean may be a bit biased, but his favorite project has been working with NRTC to get the new warehouse up and running. He says, “Being able to do it like it’s a blank sheet of paper is really neat. It’s all about getting all the ideas on the table and watching them become a reality on the floor and the excitement that the guys and gals have for where we're heading.”  

In terms of past projects, a memorable one for Sean is the automated guided vehicle systems project with Ford. He was able to take the vehicles into the pressroom, which, Sean says, had never been done before. It had taken four years to implement the plan, making it one of the most impressive projects Sean has completed. 

Fun facts 

What is Sean like outside of the warehouse? 

Sean is a dedicated husband and father to four boys, spending his time outside NRTC at home and at school sports events. 

He is also a keen fisherman. Sean says the most exciting catch he’s made was a nine-and-a-half-foot tiger shark in Jupiter, Florida. According to a local fisherman that Sean was with, the odds to catch that large of a tiger shark in that area were so low, it should have been impossible!

Sean has another secret: when he was in college, he ranked in the top 50 in the country in billiards. He played against Jeanette Lee, a professional billiards player, in New York City (for fun, he says). Sean continues to play every now and then to keep his skills sharp. 

Sean provides top-level services for our customers 

As you can see, Sean is an appreciated member of the NRTC team. With his guidance and expertise, we can serve our customers with quality services to meet their needs. 

If you are looking for automation services, then work with Sean and the team by visiting the Automation page here. 

GET THE AUTOMATION SERVICES YOU NEED AT NRTC 

NRTC Automation is dedicated to providing high-value industrial automation and manufacturing equipment solutions to all its customers.  

From decommissioning and tear out to industrial robotic training services to custom flexible work cells, NRTC is the key to integrate your workplace. With personalized training and custom-built designs, NRTC Automation is the destination for all your industrial automation and manufacturing equipment services. 

Schedule a free consultation with NRTC today to learn more. 

NRTC Honors Our Women Employees

For Women’s History Month, NRTC is featuring Tosha Hornbuckle and Erica Hooks, two highly valued women employees in our warehouse. 

March marks Women’s History Month, giving us the opportunity to appreciate the struggles, hardships, and triumphs women have experienced to get to where they are today.  

Women have been advocating for themselves for centuries. With every legislative act and cultural challenge, women continue to break through the glass ceilings that have oppressed them. And although they have made great strides, there are still areas where women are underrepresented, such as in manufacturing.  

NRTC Automation offers several solutions to these challenges below. We also feature several of our own women employees to inspire future generations of women to join the manufacturing industry. 

Women’s History Month 

Honoring women’s journey to independence 

In the last few centuries, there have been amazing leaps of progress in the journey to equality and independence.  

From the suffragettes in the 19th and 20th centuries to the women's liberation movement in the 1960s and ‘70s to the #MeToo movement today, women are making great strides to achieve the equality they deserve. 

There is still much work left to be done, however. 

The challenge to encourage women in manufacturing 

There is a clear difference in the ratio of women to men in the manufacturing workforce. Women make up less than one-third of the manufacturing industry in the United States, whereas half of Bachelor's degrees come from women. 

How do we get women to join the manufacturing workforce? Could this be the way to decrease the two million unfulfilled jobs caused by a skills gap in the industry? 

Methods to encourage women to apply to manufacturing jobs include: 

• increasing visibility of women on manufacturing teams, such as quality team leads and operators 

• ensuring that women have work/life balance and programs to support their careers, such as maternity leave and continuing education 

• minimizing the gender pay gap to provide women with the pay they deserve for the skills they bring to the table 

• providing ways for women to report sexual harassment in the workplace, and taking them seriously when they do report it 

Manufacturers benefit when they hire women by gaining increasingly diverse perspectives, particularly for decision-making and problem-solving. Also, attracting and hiring women manufacturing workers will help decrease the skills gap that is currently plaguing the industry. 

Looking toward the next generation of young women is key to bringing more women into the manufacturing workforce. Hosting events like plant tours and mentoring women through internships are both great ways to encourage women to join manufacturing facilities.  

Also, nurturing girls' skills in STEM and encouraging them to express their interests in STEM in grade school and high school will set up the manufacturing industry for success. 

Women who work for NRTC 

In honor of Women’s History Month, NRTC Automation is featuring the wonderful women who work in our warehouse. 

TOSHA HORNBUCKLE, QUALITY TEAM LEAD 

Tosha Hornbuckle is the Quality Team Lead at NRTC Automation. She has been in the automotive industry for 10 years, starting as an operator in the assembly process. She later specialized in Class A Surface Inspections and metal finishing liaising for Mercedes and Kamtek. Tosha has also worked as a Quality Supervisor for a stamping company. 

At NRTC, Tosha is focused on assuring that we produce quality parts in a safe work environment. She is the person to turn to when quality issues arise in the assembly process, and she also assists the management team with ideas to become more efficient in daily operations. 

We asked Tosha what challenges she has experienced as a woman in a male-dominated industry. She says, “It can be a very competitive environment. You must be assertive and consistent and stay sharp. Make your skills and abilities count!” 

Outside of NRTC, Tosha is a supremely accomplished woman with diverse interests.  

• Tosha loves to sing (and is quite good at it, too!). 

• She describes herself as a devoted wife and mother.  

• She is a certified life coach and wellness coach, as well as an author of the book, Finesse Your Fine: Transforming Your Life Heart, Mind & Body.

• Not only that, but Tosha also runs a podcast with her husband called Heart 2 Heart, touching on relationships and life purpose. 

Tosha’s favorite thing about working with NRTC is being able to bring her ideas to the table and helping our customers grow their business: “I enjoy being a part of cultivating a work environment that will set the company up for success.” 

Ultimately, Tosha’s drive for success and helping others achieve their goals, both personally and professionally, make her a great fit at NRTC Automation. 

ERICA HOOKS, SHIPPING COORDINATOR  

Erica Hooks works in shipping for our Service Parts department, providing our customers with the parts they need, when they need them.  

She worked in healthcare for 15 years before starting her first warehouse job at Auto Car as a material handler. After proving herself with hard work, self-education, and determination, she was promoted to shipping coordinator. Despite her promotion, Erica struggled to be respected by her male coworkers. She had to do heavy labor late into her pregnancy, and, unable to get the help she needed from her team, she ended up having an early labor. Thankfully, her 1-year-old son is now a healthy 28-pound baby. 

Erica has a very different experience working at NRTC. She says that she has the “best supervisor” and couldn’t ask for a better person to lead her team. Her other team leads and managers make her feel like her work is appreciated, and she feels like she’s “finally a part of a team.” 

Every day at NRTC Automation, Erica communicates with drivers, from UPS to FedEx to truck drivers, to make sure all incoming and outgoing packages are accounted for. She communicates with the team and stays on top of NRTC’s goals with a daily morning meeting to go over work objectives. 

According to Erica, working in a male-dominated field can be intimidating. She says, “I feel like I have to work extra hard just to prove I belong. I have to stand firm on whatever I believe in.” This perspective is common for many women in any male-dominated field. Even though she loves the atmosphere at NRTC—it is a very family-oriented environment, she says—being a woman in a mostly-male environment has its challenges. 

What are some fun facts about Erica? 

• She is a die-hard Alabama fan. In her own words, “ROLL TIDE!” 

• Erica is a proud sports mom of two teenage boys and one pre-teen boy. Her sons play basketball, football, and baseball, and she loves being able to watch and support their interests. 

• She has a strong relationship with her loving husband who helps her weather any phase of life. She says, “He’s my calming spirit to any storm I face; he always lets me know we got this.” 

Overall, Erica is an enthusiastic and down-to-earth mother, wife, and NRTC team member, giving her best in every area of her life. 

NRTC appreciates the diligent women on our team 

The women who work for NRTC are valued members of the warehouse, offering their insights, experience, and expertise to help us provide the best service possible.  

With Tosha and Erica, as well as all our employees at NRTC, we give our customers the service that we’ve been recognized for by partners like Toyota, Mercedes, Ford, and more. Join us to meet your production goals by scheduling a free consultation today. 

VISIT NRTC AUTOMATION TODAY 

NRTC Automation is dedicated to providing high-value industrial automation and manufacturing equipment solutions to all its customers.  

From decommissioning and tear out to industrial robotic training services to custom flexible work cells, NRTC is the key to integrate your workplace. With personalized training and custom-built designs, NRTC Automation is the destination for all your industrial automation and manufacturing equipment services. 

Visit our website today to learn more about our comprehensive decommissioning and automation services. 

Meet Joey Marimberga!

This Employee Spotlight shines on Joey Marimberga, our Senior Robot Programmer and Technician for our Service Parts department. 

Since technology is constantly changing, staying on top of industrial robot trends and knowledge is a challenge. 

That’s why it’s important to continue to learn by working with many different robot manufacturers and educating yourself with certifications. 

That’s exactly what Joey Marimberga, our Senior Robot Programmer and Technician, does to offer our customers the best service possible. 

Learn more about Joey and his work with NRTC Automation below! 

Joey Marimberga, Senior Robot Programmer and Technician

Background 

Prior to joining NRTC Automation, Joey worked as an integrator mostly in OEM plants. He integrated entire body shop lines, assisting with everything from robotics engineering to welding. Joey has installed over 500 robots during his time working for these large automotive companies. 

Some examples of companies he has worked with include: 

• Tesla 

• BMW 

• Chrysler 

• Mercedes 

• Ford 

• General Motors 

Joey also has certifications in advanced programming in KUKA robotics, FANUC robotics, and ABB robotics. He also has an intermediate certification for Comau robots. 

His experience working with the listed corporations, as well as his certifications, makes him a perfect fit to assist our customers with their engineering needs.  

Working at NRTC 

Joey began working for NRTC Automation full-time in July 2020 as our Senior Robot Technician and Programmer. He started as a contractor and, after working on a project in South Carolina, was invited to join the company in his current position. 

What does a day in the life at NRTC Automation look like for a Senior Robot Technician and Programmer? 

Joey says that he never stops moving. He oversees all the robot technicians that work for NRTC, meaning he spends a portion of his day managing their work assignments. He also assists with all troubleshooting services. 

Joey has a wide range of experience in working with robots. He can diagnose and troubleshoot the following models: 

• KUKA 

• ABB 

• FANUC 

• Comau 

• Motoman 

In addition to the tasks above, Joey will help with mechanical and electrical tasks. He is the person to turn to when robotic payload or reach is in question. 

Joey's method to diagnose a robot 

When it comes to diagnosing and troubleshooting a robot, Joey has a process that he follows. It differs depending on the age and type of robot, but the general procedure is the same. 

1. Power up: The robot must turn on and communication must be active between the cabinet and the robot. He also looks for encoder and motor values from the robot, meaning the robot should be able to move. 

2. Software: The software should be applicable to the robot’s application, such as welding, material handling, or gluing. 

3. PLC and other devices: Communication should be established between the PLC and any other device that the robot uses. The IO should be configured to make sure that it is all functional. 

Joey says that he frequently finds that there are missing boards, cables, and other important parts, so he ensures that the robot has all the equipment it needs to function properly. 

What is Joey’s most interesting project? 

We asked Joey what his favorite project was that he worked on. 

He responded that it must be the Tesla Model 3 project: “I did a glass marriage, which means we took rear quarter glass—it was encapsulated glass—and married all the trim onto it robotically. It's never been done before. This is something that's always been done by hand, and it's usually performed in Mexico and they ship it out to the customer.” 

“However,” he continued, “we were able to automate it and we put it line side at Tesla for their Model 3. It's the only line in the world like it. So, I would definitely say that was probably the coolest project I've ever done because I can say I'm the only man that's ever done it.” 

Plus, Elon Musk himself has praised Joey and his team about the line. We can imagine how exciting that would be! 

Life outside of NRTC Automation 

Joey not only excels as Senior Robot Programmer and Technician at NRTC, but he also lives an active life outside of work. 

Joey used to be a professional athlete for several years. He was a combat athlete for 25 years, and now he coaches to share his knowledge of the sport with the next generation. 

On top of being an athlete, Joey is also a former Marine Sargeant. The discipline, determination, honor, and enthusiasm that Joey showed for these passions carry into the services he provides at NRTC every day! 

Tips for customers 

We asked Joey what he suggests that customers should do to protect their equipment.  

Above all, Joey recommends preventative maintenance to protect equipment and extend useable life. 

Preventative maintenance, or PdM, is a regularly scheduled maintenance for equipment, including tasks such as inspection, cleaning, replacing robot grease, repairing parts, and more. 

The maintenance schedule is listed in the equipment's documentation, so be sure to add it to your calendar so you don’t miss it. 

NRTC Automation offers Industrial Robot Refurbishing Services so you can extend the life of your equipment with ease. Visit our website to learn more. 

GET THE DIAGNOSTICS SUPPORT YOU NEED AT NRTC AUTOMATION 

NRTC Automation is dedicated to providing high-value industrial automation and manufacturing equipment solutions to all its customers.  

From decommissioning and tear out to industrial robotic training services to custom flexible work cells, NRTC is the key to integrate your workplace. With personalized training and custom-built designs, NRTC Automation is the destination for all your industrial automation and manufacturing equipment services. 

Schedule a free consultation with us today to learn how we can help you reach your production goals. 

Meet LaVern Mast!

As NRTC Automation’s Director of Decommissioning, LaVern Mast helps companies move onto the next project while meeting tight deadlines. 

At NRTC Automation, we are dedicated to providing the best for our customers. Our Decommissioning and Tear Out Services stand out because of our commitment to safety, timeliness, and making a return on equipment value. 

LaVern Mast is the Director of Decommissioning at NRTC Automation since September 2019. With years of experience in transportation, industrial equipment, and operations, LaVern offers our customers the professional and timely services they need to move onto their next project. 

Learn more about LaVern and his work with NRTC Automation below! 

LaVern Mast: Director of NRTC Automation Decommissioning Services 

Background 

LaVern Mast, also known as Vern, has years of experience in transportation, equipment sales, and operations. 

Vern spent five years specializing in heavy equipment hauling in the transportation industry. After that, he co-owned and managed equipment rentals and sales in North Florida for three years. 

Prior to joining NRTC Automation, Vern worked as the Regional Operations Manager at IronPlanet and subsequently the Director of Government Services Operations at Ritchie Bros & IronPlanet Inc. for a combined 11 years. 

Vern’s experience with NRTC Automation 

In September 2019, Vern joined NRTC Automation as the Director of Decommissioning. 

In his role as Director, Vern oversees the decommissioning and tear out jobs. He delivers quotes by pulling information from the company and the project, including the equipment and its worth. The quote is then based on the timeline that the customer requests. 

Vern’s other responsibilities as Director include: 

• Identifying and choosing the right teams for each decommissioning job from NRTC staff or subcontractors 

• Managing cost budgets for each decommissioning job 

• Assisting the sales team with new business development 

For large decommissioning projects, Vern will attend the job to support the team and ensure a smooth tear out process. 

Passing decommissioning jobs with flying colors 

Not only does Vern excel in managing NRTC Automation’s decommissioning projects, but he is also an avid pilot. Vern has been flying for 16 years, and he is IFR rated, which enables him to fly in various weathers. 

Vern says that he takes pleasure in flying as his method of travel to decommissioning job sites. He also enjoys flying as a hobby, as he finds it to be stress-relieving. 

A multi-talented man, Vern makes an excellent addition to NRTC Automation’s team. 

Working in decommissioning 

Decommissioning a facility of any size requires a dedicated and focused team. That’s why NRTC Automation trusts Vern with his years of experience in transportation and industrial equipment to run even our most complex tear out projects. 

NRTC Automation has trained and experienced project managers ready and able to do the job. When Vern is selecting a project manager to lead a job, he chooses a professional with a background in management, including both people and projects. NRTC’s decommissioning project managers are also well-versed in industrial equipment and automation to perform the job well. 

As a decommissioning team member, the perfect candidate for a project would have electrical, mechanical, and demolition experience. However, NRTC Automation can train from the ground up. Our internal team has the know-how and experience to provide our customers with smooth and quick tear out. 

For our team members, safety is a priority. The most dangerous part of the job is successfully disconnecting the 480-volt power sources, from the industrial machines. The decommissioning team must be trained in OSHA safety standards to prevent accidents. Our teams also ensure that all equipment is disconnected before performing any work, as well as using lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures consistently. 

What differentiates NRTC Automation from the rest? 

1. SAFETY 

As mentioned, safety is NRTC Automation’s priority. We have an impeccable safety record which is aided by: 

• Our team’s training in safety standards as mandated by OSHA 

• Our branded high-visibility safety gear 

• The safety perimeters and signage that we set up for every project 

• The detailed plan we create for each project for a smooth tear out process  

2. TIMELINESS 

Plus, NRTC Automation completes decommissioning projects based on customers’ timelines. That means if you have a due date to move onto your next project or relocate to a new facility, NRTC Automation will help you meet it.  

To show you how committed we are to meeting your deadline, NRTC Automation has met the deadline or finished ahead of schedule for 100% of the projects we’ve completed. 

3. VALUE 

Our competitors can’t match the value we provide for our customers.  

Our tried and true process starts with providing our customers with a 3D scan of the facility to prepare the best tear out plan.  

NRTC Automation will evaluate your equipment to determine what can be repurposed and what will be scrapped. The repurposed equipment still has value, which can become a return on your original investment.  

We assign one of our project managers and a team dedicated solely to your tear out. Then, once the decommissioning process is complete, you’ll have a broom-ready warehouse prepared for your next move. 

No matter the reason for a tear out—be it for relocation, an updated assembly line, a new project, or whatever else—NRTC Automation will decommission your facility by your deadline. 

Interested in decommissioning with NRTC Automation? 

Schedule a free consultation! We will provide you with a quote so you can clear out the production floor on your timeline. Free up space and move onto your next project with NRTC Automation. 

CONTACT NRTC AUTOMATION TODAY. 

NRTC Automation is a trusted partner providing comprehensive industrial automation and manufacturing services. After delivering our services to top automobile manufacturers across the world for more than a decade, NRTC Automation is the destination for tear out services and robotic solutions. 

Visit us at www.nrtcautomation.com. 

Meet Dan Hill!

At NRTC Automation, we appreciate our team for providing our customers with the best solutions for their industrial and automation needs. Today, we’re introducing you to Dan Hill. 

Dan Hill is the Vice President and General Manager of NRTC Automation. Since 1996, Dan has worked in manufacturing, collecting over two decades of experience in operations, construction, excavating, and industrial robots and equipment. 

Learn more about Dan and his work with NRTC below! 

Dan Hill, Vice President and General Manager

Dan’s background 

Dan Hill has worked in industrial and automotive manufacturing industries since 1996. Starting at PGE Industria, Dan supervised assembly personnel and contributed to the Engineering and Operations departments, growing his expertise in management-level experience in manufacturing. 

In 2000, Dan started working with industrial robots and equipment in Michigan at U.S. Manufacturing. He operated the entire production process, from making dyes and stamping parts to delivering the product to the customer. After transitioning from a Robot Weld Technician to a Senior Weld Technician to a Corporate Weld Engineer, Dan obtained a diverse background within the decommissioning and manufacturing fields. 

Dan worked with Radar Industries from 2007 to 2010 as a Maintenance Technician and Robot Programmer until he continued as a Maintenance Leader with Windsor Machine Group. Finally, from 2011 to 2019, Dan managed operations at Quality Metal Craft and was promoted to Prototype Engineering and Maintenance Manager in his last two years with the company. 

His work with NRTC Automation 

Dan started working with NRTC Automation in April 2019. As the Vice President and General Manager, he oversees Automation, Service Parts, and Engineering Services. 

In his own words 

After asking Dan about his favorite part about automation, he answered: 

“I enjoy working with customers that want to automate their manufacturing processes. When customers reach out to NRTC Automation, they typically have longstanding manual processes and a lot of questions on how they can make the move to automation.    

NRTC Automation is unique in that we can help customers through the full automation implementation process. That starts with understanding the process and creating a cell design. We also have access to high-quality used equipment which provides a great lower-cost solution to companies that are starting out.  

Our Automation team integrates the cell into the customer facility and helps train the customers on how to operate the equipment. It’s a great feeling when we complete a project and our customer has an automated process with faster cycle times and lower production cost.”   

Passion and dedication are the qualities we see in Dan. It’s because of people like him that NRTC Automation leads the industry in providing the best comprehensive automation and industrial services to companies around the world. 

DO YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT US? 

NRTC Automation provides extensive services for industrial and manufacturing assets. From industrial robotic engineering to custom-built flexible work cells, NRTC Automation can help you minimize disruption and downtime in the work area while emphasizing safety, speed, and efficiency. Contact us today to find out how we can provide personalized solutions for your company. 

Meet NRTC Automation's Contract Engineering Services Manager, Jason Augsburger!

Meet Jason Augsburger, the Contract Engineering Services Manager at NRTC Automation. With over a decade of experience in automotive integration, robotic programming, and robotic engineering, Jason is an asset to NRTC Automation’s process. 

Learn more about Jason’s background and his work with NRTC Automation below! 

Jason Augsburger, Contract Engineering Services Manager

Background 

Jason entered the workforce with a large automotive integration company in Michigan right out of high school. He obtained a degree in electrical engineering and, after a small recession in 1997, moved into finance, real estate, and insurance. He owned and operated his own company of about 50 employees. 

Ten years later, Jason returned to the automotive industry in 2009. He moved to Alabama and became a contract robot programmer for seven years, in which he then became a robot instructor and robot engineer. 

Work with NRTC Automation 

While working on business development, Jason found NRTC Automation online for contract PLC support. Within a month, he was offered a position. He has managed and evolved NRTC’s engineering services for over a year. 

As the Contract Engineering Services Manager, Jason oversees contract support for the automotive industry. His daily tasks include leading and directing schedules and ensuring support for NRTC Automation’s customers, as well as quoting new requests for employment and project work. 

NRTC Automation’s Engineering Services 

Jason is an expert on NRTC Automation’s engineering services, selecting only the best technicians for our customers. Our technicians are experienced in working with industrial robots and equipment. They provide a range of services, including repair and reconditioning services, robotic programming, and robotic training for companies interested in educating their employees. 

Our customers come from a wide range of industries, including top automotive companies such as Mercedes and BMW. No matter the project, NRTC Automation will deliver trusted robotics programmers, controls technicians, multi-craft support (including mechanical, electrical, robotic, and PLC support), and project management support. 

Our technicians and engineers provide integration and production support. We target engineers and technicians with at least two to five years of experience in the field, with specific experience relating to the customer’s project. 

Because Jason is an industry veteran and understands the needs of our customers, he can screen prospective technicians and engineers with an eye for qualified and reliable individuals. He also implemented a GPS tracking system for timesheets to ensure customers that the job was done on time without ambiguity. 

Jason’s Reflections on NRTC Automation 

For over a year, Jason has watched and contributed to NRTC Automation’s development. We are constantly innovating and implementing strategies to improve our services and customer support. As the company grows, Jason noted, “I’ve never seen a company grow so fast and still maintain quality services... They’re hiring a lot of good people.” 

With a commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, NRTC Automation hires the finest experts in the industry, like Jason, to lead our company. Because of our team, we are the preferred partner for industrial and automation services by the world’s top automotive manufacturers, and we continue to meet our goal to provide the best customized solutions for our customers. 

LET NRTC AUTOMATION BE YOUR NEXT INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION PARTNER. 

NRTC Automation is dedicated to providing high value industrial automation and manufacturing equipment solutions to all its customers. From decommissioning and tear out to industrial robotic training services to custom flexible work cells, NRTC is the key to integrate your workplace. With personalized training and custom-built designs, we are the destination for all your industrial automation and manufacturing equipment services. Contact NRTC Automation today to learn more about what we can do for your workplace.