Trine Henriksen Maagaard is a Senior Quality Specialist at Kamstrup. They possess expertise in quality management, lean manufacturing, six sigma, project portfolio management, process engineering and 38 more skills. They is proficient in English, German and Danish. Colleagues describe them as "Trine Henriksen Maagaard has been employed in direct reference to me since June `23 as QHSE Manager at Danish Priess A/S sites in Vinderup & Herning, Denmark Trines primary responsibilities and tasks have been the following: Prepare the sites for and implementation of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001. After certification maintain, manage and develop the internal quality, health, safety and environmental management systems. Develop/maintain new and existing relations to customers QA interfaces. Ensure internal product quality level according to customer specifications. Various QHSE-related projects. Trine appears to me as a strategic, knowledgeable, flexible, respectful, analytical and well considered person. Trine comes up with realistic and executable solutions to any given problems within her area of responsibility. I see Trine as very valuable sparring partner, and for sure she will challenge you for better solutions. For any further details, feel free to contact me. I give Trine my best recommendations and would definitely like to cooperate with her again." and "Trine is a very professional and a highly qualified Engineer. Always empathic, helpful in establishing relations by cooperation, support, and she is an inspired partner for useful feedback. Furthermore, Trine is dedicated to ensuring administrative task performance and identification of opportunities for improvement of any given task, process, and business opportunity. Always by focusing on continuous improvement. Trine has a proactive approach and takes the lead, making processes happen, with respect for involved people and the final delivery. I have worked close to Trine for the past 3 years and I will miss her deep knowledge, professional skills, and her personal gratitude."