QTB (quick transfer baggage) operator: planning the transfer of luggages on flights with short connections, coordinating with the central Copenhagen airport

Standard operator: handling luggages at arrival and take off, assuring the safety of planes and passengers, coordinating with the pilots and flight attendants

I have been promoted from a standard operator to QTB operator within a very short amount of time since I showed efficiency, great managerial skills, a high sense of responsibility, and openness to face new challenges. The job requires important leadership skills since I coordinate and communicate with 50-100 employees per day, I have to take important decisions within few minutes, and I am responsible for any occurring setback. This shows that I can keep a cool head in the most stressful situations.

customer visits, inspections, calculation of quotations

providing safety and procedural instructions

ordering materials

managing employees

craftsmanship

The job has given me a leadership role that required clear communication, reliability, and responsibility. The very different tasks that I had to coordinate taught me to be flexible and always find a solution rather than a problem. The job also taught me how to work in teams with different people and I learned that in hectic times you achieve the most with a friendly mindset and humor.

Combat medic: taking extended courses, weekly teaching for others in

the company

Military physical trainer: weekly workout plans for the company

Various courses awarded due to rapid learning

The military has taught me how to communicate and motivate to create good teamwork. It has also given me the talent for analytical thinking, professionalism, and planning. The most important acquired abilities are management, handling pressure, and taking initiative. As a combat medic, I learned to understand the importance of psychological contact and to be able to communicate clear messages with the patient.