Change in Leadership at Scantek, Inc.

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On October 16, the Board of Directors for Scantek, Inc. appointed Steve Marshall to the position of company President. In addition to over 30 years of engineering experience in sound & vibration control, Steve brings a business background that includes management positions in both the aerospace and HVAC&R industries. Steve is a Fellow of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering and served for ten years as its Treasurer.

The previous President, Rich Peppin, founded the company in 1985 and has resided at the helm for most years since. Rich is a Fellow of the Institute of Noise Control Engineering and is widely recognized for his contribution within the sound and vibration technical community. Rich will remain engaged in the company as well as with professional societies and standardization committees.

About Scantek, Inc.   Scantek, Inc. is a distributor for multiple sound and vibration lines, including Norsonic, RION, CESVA, Castle Group Acoustical Instrumentation, Metra Vibration Transducers, DataKustik, Pemard, Causal Systems, Delta Labs and Sound on Numbers software, BSWA Transducers, and Extech Sound and Vibration Instruments. In addition, it has a NVLAP/NIST accredited Calibration Laboratory meeting ISO 17025: 2005. Scantek is committed to providing quality sales, competent and responsive instrument rental, instrument repair, service, and calibration of sound & vibration instrumentation. For more information, call (800) 224-3813 or visit www.scantekinc.com.

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