GLI promotes expanded capacity to meet growing demand for EGM certification at AGE 2015
The accreditation, granted by NATA, allows GLI Australia’s Adelaide and Sydney laboratories to test and provide certification reports to clients seeking approval of gaming equipment that supports GSA’s G2S, S2S, GAT and Transport standards.
GLI’s Senior Manager of Regulation Compliance and QA Phillip Harrison said, “GLI’s capability to test the latest equipment and systems continues to meet the needs of the industry and regulators. We are excited to be recognized by NATA to test G2S and S2S communications under its ISO 17025 accreditation. "Recently, GLI Australia physically expanded one of its locations, growing from 1,000 square meters to 1,600 square meters in Adelaide, and opened a new facility in Sydney. Between the three Australia laboratories, GLI has increased local staffing levels in order to accommodate the growing demand.”
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