100-meter master in service sought to strengthen the team

We are looking for 2 skilled supply personnel, who are 100-metre masters in service and morning-people for an exciting position in the Supply Team. You have a good overview, sense of order and you can work independently.

We seek a profile that thrives with not always knowing what the day will bring tomorrow, who tackles it with a smile. Many of your colleagues have fixed areas, and in their absence your primary task will be to close the areas. You get in the role a versatile everyday life, where you also participate in ad-hoc tasks and projects. We also seek a profile who will service one of the hospital's largest customers, where you will have your daily work with the possibility to put your personal mark.

You are adaptable and can quickly learn new tasks, you thrive in a dynamic environment and you can also navigate in a busy and unpredictable daily life. You are an outgoing person and it comes natural to you to build good relations with our customers and generally in a service organization.

You may have experience in retail, logistics, or a health professional background, but not a requirement. Your background may be broad.

However, it is not essential whether you have 2 or 25 years of experience, or none. Most important is that you come with curiosity and can-do attitude regarding a job in a modern service organization.

There may be physical heavy lifting to a limited extent.

Tasks will primarily consist of

The supply tasks include among others unpacking, replenishing goods on clinical departments and outpatient clinics, and ordering sterile and non-sterile treatment products, care products, general consumables and linen. In the function there is ongoing checking of expiry dates as well as hygiene maintenance of the department's corresponding storage cabinets.

Your working hours are 37 hours per week Monday-Friday with a start time from 06:45-14:30 Monday-Thursday and Friday 06:45-12:45.

You will be part of a weekend rotation every 8 weeks and there may also be work on holidays.

Do you want to join our team?

You will become part of a well-functioning and engaged team of 22 employees, aged 19-62, who always support each other. We place great emphasis on ensuring daily well-being and joy at work, with freedom under responsibility and where the goal is that we each day go home happier than when we came in the morning.

We expect

• You have good Danish skills both written and spoken
• You have basic IT skills and are familiar with SAP GUI, but not a requirement
• Be proficient user of the Office suite (primarily Outlook)
• You are a responsible and good colleague
• You are good at positive communication and are a team player
• You will contribute to a value-creating and developing service culture
• You are service-minded, have a sense of order and can work independently
• Have an interest in navigating a health-professional work environment in an unpredictable daily life and with many different people

We offer

• A good and acknowledged work environment with engaged colleagues
• An independent workday
• A challenging and varied job in a modern Service Organization
• A general introduction to Bispebjerg and Frederiksberg Hospital at start
• Salary according to applicable collective agreement for House Assistants
• Paid lunch break
• Pension
• Cheap Fitness arrangement

Further information about the position you can get from: Logistics Manager Patrick Sørensen, [email protected]

Start date: Preferably 1 December 2026, no later than 4 January 2027

Application deadline: Sunday 22 November 2026 – interviews 26-27 November 2026

Application and CV is sent electronically to us by using our e-recruitment system – see link on the page.

About us

The Unit for Facility Management, commonly called the FM Unit, is distributed over 5 service sections, all delivering the highest quality services so that the hospital's clinical departments have the best conditions to perform their work – all to the benefit of the patients. The FM Unit is not just a service organization, we are part of the treatment itself.