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From training to retirement: 50 years for Linseis

Karl Kiessling retires

Linseis Messgeräte GmbH bids farewell to one of its most loyal employees on his well-deserved retirement (standing in the picture, second from the right). Mr. Karl Kießling has dedicated his knowledge and experience to the company for over 50 years and now leaves a big gap.

Mr. Kießling started his career at Linseis Messgeräte GmbH in Selb as an apprentice mechanic and remained with the company until his retirement. His outstanding knowledge and skills enabled him to become a reliable contact person in the company and a person of trust who was always available to help and advise his colleagues.

Through his excellent work, Mr. Kiessling has made an important contribution to the growth and development of the company. His colleagues and superiors appreciated his outstanding performance, his loyalty and his continuous commitment.

The management of Linseis Messgeräte GmbH would like to expressly thank Mr. Kiessling for his outstanding achievements over the past 50 years and wish him all the best for his retirement. Through his commitment and professionalism, he has made an important contribution to making the company one of the leading companies in the measurement technology sector today.

Linseis Messgeräte GmbH is proud of its employees and greatly appreciates their work and commitment. The company knows that it could never achieve what it is today without its loyal employees.

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