For over 30 years, we have been ensuring safe drinking water hygiene for the navy, shipyards, and industry—with a well-coordinated team of 25 specialists, including 18 service technicians. We currently have no specific job openings, but we welcome unsolicited applications at any time.
Simply use our contact form—we’ll get back to you as soon as possible to discuss the next steps and how to submit your application materials.
These four values shape the way we work—from adhering to technical standards to how we interact with one another as a team.
We develop our own processes, such as pressure-pulse and ultrasonic cleaning, to reliably clean even hard-to-reach piping systems on ships and in industrial facilities.
Our service technicians and engineers work closely together—both on-site at customer locations and when conducting analyses in the lab.
Drinking water hygiene affects people's health. That is why we work in accordance with clear standards such as DVGW W300 and VDI 6023 and thoroughly document every step.
Our work is ISO 9001-certified—from sampling to approval, we verify every result according to established procedures.
At Kahle GmbH, we don’t constantly post new job openings—which is why we’re especially happy to receive unsolicited applications from people who would like to join our team. We’re particularly interested in service technicians and specialists in the field of water and plant engineering who’d like to work in a specialized environment with demanding clients from the marine, shipbuilding, and industrial sectors. You can expect thorough on-the-job training, courses in accordance with VDI 6023 and other standards, and a well-coordinated team with over 30 years of experience.
Simply use our contact form to introduce yourself. We'll get back to you shortly to discuss the next steps and how to submit your documents.
With us, you’ll be part of a well-coordinated team of experienced service technicians and engineers who support one another and work together on challenging projects for the naval sector, shipyards, and industry.