ICC-ES expands its customer service offerings in Europe

Germany-based Dr.-Ing. Thomas Engleder will support the organization’s European manufacturing clients

Brea, Calif. – The ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES) expands its European presence through the addition of Dr.-Ing. Thomas Engleder to provide regional support for ICC-ES customers throughout Europe. This move expands the organization’s operational capacity in Europe to better serve existing and new customers.

Dr.-Ing. Engleder is based in Ulm, Germany, and works with the Steinbeis Transfer Center for Interdisciplinary Product Development and Simulation. Engleder has a strong background in the civil and structural engineering fields, including extensive research and development experience.

“Dr.-Ing. Engleder brings a wealth of building product knowledge to support our customers in Europe,” said ICC-ES President Shahin Moinian, P.E. “ICC-ES is committed to providing best-in-class and timely service. With this addition to our team, ICC-ES will provide our customer base in Europe with a local contact that can respond to their immediate questions and service needs.”

A global leader in technical evaluations of building products, ICC-ES is headquartered in Brea, California. In addition to Dr. Engleder in Germany, the company also has customer service representatives in China. To learn more about the ICC-ES Evaluation Service Reports Program, click here.

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The ICC Evaluation Service (ICC-ES), a member of the ICC Family of Companies, is a nonprofit, limited liability company that does technical evaluations of building products, components, methods and materials. ICC-ES evaluation reports, building product listings, and plumbing, mechanical, fuel gas and solar thermal product listings provide evidence that products and systems meet requirements of codes and technical standards.

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