Metrics

Metrics has consolidated its quality-related operations and has promoted Thomas R. Wilson to vice president of quality operations. Mr. Wilson joined the company in 2000. Previously he managed the company’s quality control division, which was a separate function from quality assurance. The two functions have joined together as quality operations.

“By consolidating all quality operations and elevating their autonomy and authority to a vice president position, we at Metrics are sending a clear signal that quality control and assurance make up the foundation of everything we do here,” said Phil Hodges, president. “We grew quickly last year, so we are committed to ensuring that Metrics’ exacting quality operations stay focused and coordinated to deliver the excellence that our clients expect from us.”

Last year, the company doubled its facility size with an $18 million expansion. The expanded facility has the capacity to produce one billion tablets per year and includes four new analytical labs, stability storage, a segregated cytotoxic and potent compound development facility, and a microbiology lab.