What do you do, and for how long have you been working at Cavendish?
I work as assembler in the compressor department. We assemble smaller parts of the compressor and build the compressor module for the fueling station. I have worked here for four and a half years.
What is the most exciting part of your job?
It's so flexible. We have many different tasks in the compressor department. We can rotate between the tasks, so you don’t have to work only on one task all the time and I find that very interesting.
What's the best part about working at Cavendish in Herning?
We have a good workplace, with good colleagues and management. It's a flexible workplace, with reasonable compensation and benefits and a good working environment. It's great to work on developing hydrogen as a fuel and turning it into a viable form of energy, that helps create a greener world. When the big breakthrough for hydrogen comes, we can all be proud of having contributed
to it.
How would you describe the development of Cavendish in the past years – and what are your hopes for the future of the new company?
The past years have been full of positive development, and we are really proud of our compressors and products. I hope that heavy-duty hydrogen becomes a great success and that we can successfully launch stable and reliable products. The potential is huge.