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Tell me if you get bored. 

That’s the first thing my manager at Alfa Laval said. He thought the job might not keep me going. But that was before he knew me. I don’t get bored when things run smooth. I thrive on it. 

I’ve always been into speed: cars, engines, skiing low to go faster. I love the rush. That’s why I trained as a mechanic. At first, I loved it, the buzz of engines and testing cars. But after a while, the mess got to me. As much as I like speed, I like order too. At home, I stack the dishwasher the same way every time. Some call it obsessive. I call it peace of mind. 

So, I joined a warehouse as a driver. But I couldn’t just sit still. Instead, I learned everything: logistics, stock, packing, returns. Soon I was leading the team. But the work got too uniform, and I needed more variety. 

At Alfa Laval, I’ve found the right balance: order, routine and challenge. My manager makes sure I get that mix. He knows I get the same thrill from fitting a giant box into a truck with millimetres to spare as I do from keeping everything in its place. 

Johann Als 
Warehouse Assistant

Tell me if you get bored. 

That’s the first thing my manager at Alfa Laval said. He thought the job might not keep me going. But that was before he knew me. I don’t get bored when things run smooth. I thrive on it. 

I’ve always been into speed: cars, engines, skiing low to go faster. I love the rush. That’s why I trained as a mechanic. At first, I loved it, the buzz of engines and testing cars. But after a while, the mess got to me. As much as I like speed, I like order too. At home, I stack the dishwasher the same way every time. Some call it obsessive. I call it peace of mind. 

So, I joined a warehouse as a driver. But I couldn’t just sit still. Instead, I learned everything: logistics, stock, packing, returns. Soon I was leading the team. But the work got too uniform, and I needed more variety. 

At Alfa Laval, I’ve found the right balance: order, routine and challenge. My manager makes sure I get that mix. He knows I get the same thrill from fitting a giant box into a truck with millimetres to spare as I do from keeping everything in its place. 

Johann Als 
Warehouse Assistant

Tell me if you get bored. 

That’s the first thing my manager at Alfa Laval said. He thought the job might not keep me going. But that was before he knew me. I don’t get bored when things run smooth. I thrive on it. 

I’ve always been into speed: cars, engines, skiing low to go faster. I love the rush. That’s why I trained as a mechanic. At first, I loved it, the buzz of engines and testing cars. But after a while, the mess got to me. As much as I like speed, I like order too. At home, I stack the dishwasher the same way every time. Some call it obsessive. I call it peace of mind. 

So, I joined a warehouse as a driver. But I couldn’t just sit still. Instead, I learned everything: logistics, stock, packing, returns. Soon I was leading the team. But the work got too uniform, and I needed more variety. 

At Alfa Laval, I’ve found the right balance: order, routine and challenge. My manager makes sure I get that mix. He knows I get the same thrill from fitting a giant box into a truck with millimetres to spare as I do from keeping everything in its place. 

Johann Als 
Warehouse Assistant

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust.

“So, how was the trip?” That was always the first thing my dad asked when I got back from a job abroad. 

School wasn’t for me. All I wanted was to play football and see the world – just like my dad. He travelled most of his life, working in sales. I think that’s where I got the bug. 
He knew I wasn’t cut out for office life, so he had a word with the local blacksmith. I learned the trade, and not long after, I landed a job as a travelling fitter, assembling machines on-site for clients all over the world. 

Since then, I’ve been travelling about 50 days a year for 25 years, and I’ve visited 48 countries. It’s taken me to places I never imagined, and I’ve really enjoyed it.  

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust. Most people never asked where I’d been. But my dad always did. First day I came home, the phone would ring: “Tell me everything.” 

Per Bjerring Hansen
Supervisor

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust.

“So, how was the trip?” That was always the first thing my dad asked when I got back from a job abroad. 

School wasn’t for me. All I wanted was to play football and see the world – just like my dad. He travelled most of his life, working in sales. I think that’s where I got the bug. 
He knew I wasn’t cut out for office life, so he had a word with the local blacksmith. I learned the trade, and not long after, I landed a job as a travelling fitter, assembling machines on-site for clients all over the world. 

Since then, I’ve been travelling about 50 days a year for 25 years, and I’ve visited 48 countries. It’s taken me to places I never imagined, and I’ve really enjoyed it.  

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust. Most people never asked where I’d been. But my dad always did. First day I came home, the phone would ring: “Tell me everything.” 

Per Bjerring Hansen
Supervisor

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust.

“So, how was the trip?” That was always the first thing my dad asked when I got back from a job abroad. 

School wasn’t for me. All I wanted was to play football and see the world – just like my dad. He travelled most of his life, working in sales. I think that’s where I got the bug. 
He knew I wasn’t cut out for office life, so he had a word with the local blacksmith. I learned the trade, and not long after, I landed a job as a travelling fitter, assembling machines on-site for clients all over the world. 

Since then, I’ve been travelling about 50 days a year for 25 years, and I’ve visited 48 countries. It’s taken me to places I never imagined, and I’ve really enjoyed it.  

When I started travelling, my dad was proud. He understood wanderlust. Most people never asked where I’d been. But my dad always did. First day I came home, the phone would ring: “Tell me everything.” 

Per Bjerring Hansen
Supervisor