Limerick, Ireland

This facility was established in Limerick in 1972 as Howmedica and acquired by Stryker in 1998. In recent years the site has undergone significant upgrading and investment in new and leading-edge technology. Limerick is home to Stryker’s Joint Replacement Knees and Bone Cement and is a center of automation excellence.

Our Limerick office at a glance:

Office address: Raheen Industrial Estate, Raheen, Limerick
Main business: Joint Replacement
Main functions: Manufacturing, operations, engineering and quality

Office perks:

Onsite cafeteria
Onsite gym
Free parking

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