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We have worked closely with UL, CSA, SGS, and TUV for more than two decades. We have contacts at several other NRTLs as well. We speak fluent agency 'lingo'. Many of our customers are those that have tried to 'go it alone' and then came to us for help.
We can find simple solutions for most noncompliant designs thereby avoiding costly and time consuming redesigns. Let us help with the paperwork, review your product labeling, parts selection, and recommend agency compliant component suppliers.
Please contact us so that we can discuss your needs and provide help to make it through the myriad of regulations and approvals. We are located near Tampa, Florida. We'll be glad to provide additional information to you regarding our qualifications and experience.
Our History
The president and owner of TechniReg, Wayne Glover, has 25 years' experience working at two major corporations, the Critikon division of Johnson & Johnson and Honeywell. He received two U.S. patents for the design of special purpose test equipment, was project engineer for electronic product development and quality engineer for the improvement of quality systems.
Other accomplishments include obtaining product compliance with worldwide electrical safety and EMC standards along with participation on the Canadian CSA Subcommittee for the harmonization of C22.2 No. 601.1 Medical Electrical Equipment.
In 2003 he founded TechniReg, Inc. Using his knowledge and expertise he obtained NRTL and NB certifications for his client's products, implemented complete quality systems and received FDA 510(k) clearance for several medical devices.
The company was a success. Projects for several major corporations were completed including Baxter Health Care, Rochester Electro-Medical, Nielsen, medDispense/TouchPoint Medical and Ethicon just to name a few.
After 19 years in business he decided to close in 2022 to pursue his hobbies including antique radio repair and small circuit designs. After much consideration and some new opportunities the company was opened again in 2025.
 His interest in electronics started with a 1936 Philco radio when he was in 2nd grade and has stayed with him to this day. On the right is a 1935 RCA radio he recently restored that now works great.
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