Nanna Høegh Wenzell is a member of the Danish Society for Nature Conservation (Danmarks Naturfredningsforening) and employed at DD as an operations engineer. On Tuesday, March 28th, these two aspects converged when she invited DN's local branch for a guided tour of her workplace.
The objectives and results plan for 2017 has been approved.
Read about the initiatives and results DD achieved in 2016 to maintain a good work environment.
On Friday, March 17, Minister for Higher Education and Science Søren Pind visited Danish Decommissioning for the first time.
The technical achievements DD accomplished throughout 2016 are considered satisfactory in relation to the resources utilized and the reallocations made.
Ole Kastbjerg Nielsen has been reappointed as DD's director under a new fixed-term contract.
Danish Decommissioning has gained two qualified health physicists at the start of 2017. Mikkel Øberg, along with Quang Le, has completed the one-year internal training program.
Operations Manager Kenn-Ulrik Brix Sørensen can be said to have moved somewhat away from what a trained chief engineer typically deals with.
It is the last day before the holiday – and a somewhat melancholic time for laundry assistants Jette Danielsen and Winnie Andersen. Danish Decommissioning is an organisation that will gradually decommission itself, and this also applies to the laundry facility. After the holiday, Jette Danielsen will be solely responsible for managing colleagues' workwear.
Who will manage Denmark's radioactive waste? This question is posed by Roskilde Municipality in a debate at the Democracy Festival, with DD providing factual information.