Henry Harrison Keith II

Principal Engineer & Owner

Henry Keith is a seasoned professional with over 12 years experience in forensic engineering and construction. His expertise is highly sought after in cases involving premises liability, fire investigation, construction defects, and product liability.

QUALIFICATIONS

OSHA 1910 General Industry Certification
Part 107 Drone License
CXLT Certification
CVFI- Certified Vehicle Fire Investigator
CFEI- Certified Fire and Explosion Investigator
OSHA, 30 Hour Construction
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Maryland, College Park

P.E. LICENSES

State of Maryland
State of Florida
State of Delaware
State of Alabama
State of Louisiana
State of Georgia
State of Tennessee
State of New Jersey
State of Texas
State of Colorado
State of Minnesota
State of Missouri
State of North Carolina
State of Illinois
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Commonwealth of Virginia
District of Columbia

OUR MISSION:

At Keith Engineering, our mission is to provide unparalleled expertise in forensic engineering, aiding in the resolution of complex legal matters through meticulous analysis and reliable expert witness testimony. We are committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity, professionalism, and ethics in all aspects of our work, ensuring the delivery of objective and credible forensic engineering services.

CORE VALUES:

Integrity

We prioritize integrity in every investigation, maintaining transparency and honesty to uphold the credibility of our findings and expert opinions.

Excellence

We strive for excellence in our methodologies and presentations, aiming to provide thorough and comprehensive forensic engineering analyses that stand the test of scrutiny and evaluation.

Impartiality

Our commitment to impartiality ensures unbiased assessments and testimony, serving the interests of justice and upholding the principles of fairness and objectivity.

Keith Engineering was originally started in the 1970's by Dr. Harry H Keith Jr. He specialized in ladder and chair defect cases, fire investigation and material science. Dr. Keith was a respected individual in the forensic community and also taught engineering at the Naval Academy. In the early 2000's, Dr. Keith retired from forensic engineering. He passed away June 22, 2022. His legacy is carried on by his grandson, Henry Harrison Keith II, who has revived Keith Engineering.