Keystone Compliance Ranked Amongst Fastest Growing Companies in Pittsburgh Area

Aug. 24, 2012 - PRLog -- NEW CASTLE, PA – August 24, 2012 – For the second straight year, Keystone Compliance, LLC was named the 16th fastest growing company in the Pittsburgh Region by the Pittsburgh Business Times. The ranking was announced at the annual Pittsburgh 100 reception on August 23, 2012. The Pittsburgh 100 recognizes the fastest growing privately-held companies in the Pittsburgh region with annual revenues in excess of $500,000. In addition to the 16th place overall ranking, Keystone Compliance was named the fifth fastest growing engineering and energy company and ranked third overall for percentage of workforce growth. The rankings are based on the percentage of revenue and employment growth between the years 2009 to 2011.

In addition to an increase in revenue, the Company has also realized an increase in its workforce from four employees in 2009 to a current total of 17. That workforce growth was the third highest percentage increase in the region. The Company has plans to hire an additional eight employees in the next two years.

“While it is a great honor to make the top 100 for the second straight year, I am even more proud of the fact that we were one of only five companies to place in the top 25 both years,” said Keystone Compliance President Tony Masone. “That is a tremendous accomplishment and a testament to the wonderful customers and employees that we have.”

About Keystone Compliance:
Keystone Compliance is an A2LA-accredited regulatory compliance testing laboratory that assists manufacturers and engineers in meeting worldwide regulatory compliance in the areas of EMC, EMI, environmental and product safety testing.  The company’s newly renovated 20,000 square foot lab is conveniently located between Pittsburgh and Cleveland in New Castle, PA. Keystone Compliance’s EMC/EMI lab includes two anechoic/ferrite lined three-meter test chambers as well as three semi-anechoic chambers. The environmental lab includes three electrodynamic shakers, several walk-in and reach-in temperature/humidity chambers, thermal shock, pneumatic shock, IP code testing equipment, salt-fog chambers and a variety of other environmental test equipment.