Mikkel Øberg has joined Danish Decommissioning's (DD) executive management as Director of Radiation Protection, expanding the board from 2 to 3 members.
In 2023, the focus of Danish Decommissioning (DD) was on three main tasks: continued decommissioning of nuclear facilities, preparation of a new upgraded storage facility (NOL), and the process towards a final repository for radioactive waste.
Danish Decommissioning's work environment report for 2023 has been published, providing further details on the work environment results for 2023.
At Danish Decommissioning, we operate our own laundry facility. While it may seem a luxury to arrive to freshly laundered clothing, its purpose extends far beyond mere comfort.
Current forecasts indicate that there will be no need for flood protection
Danish Decommissioning will implement a smoke-free workplace from January 1, 2024, at which point all smoking on the premises will no longer be permitted.
Danish Decommissioning is adopting a more modern and contemporary expression to support an enhanced understanding of our current and future tasks
If you are retired from Danish Decommissioning, you now have the opportunity to become a part of DD's senior club
40x40x200 cm baryte concrete, 40x40x200 cm radiation shielding, or 40x40x200 cm radioactive waste. Common to all these names is that they describe the same blocks but at different points in their lifespan.
New hires, milestones, and structure are some of the tools that will ensure the necessary progress at Danish Decommissioning.