About ARC

At ARC we are all about waste. Our job is to help households and businesses manage their waste in the way that is best for the environment and the climate. We manage waste for our five owner municipalities – Dragør, Frederiksberg, Hvidovre, Copenhagen and Tårnby.

Vacancies

At ARC, collaboration, knowledge sharing and continuous learning are key priorities and essential to our success. Investing in the development of our employees is an investment in both their future and the future of our organisation.

We are looking for dynamic and motivated individuals who would like to join our team and help create a better environment and climate for future generations.

As ARC is a public-sector organisation, all vacancies are advertised through Talentech. Please note that the site is available in Danish only, as Danish is our everyday working language at ARC. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept unsolicited job applications.

Purchasing and tendering

ARC is subject to the rules of public procurement. That means much of our procurement is subject to a statutory process, under which we have to call for tenders. If you are contracted to supply ARC, there are a range of purchase order conditions that are also linked to the EAN unit you are invoicing.

SMOKA & AV-miljø

Along with Vestforbrænding , ARC owns companies SMOKA and AV-Miljø. SMOKA specialises in hazardous waste, such as batteries. AV-Miljø stores waste that cannot be processed – asbestos, for example.

World-class waste energy plant

Amager Bakke (CopenHill) is among the best in the world in terms of energy efficiency, environmental performance and innovative architecture. It offers the unique experience of green recreational areas, skiing, climbing and a waste energy plant. Amager Bakke boasts highly efficient energy production and supplies electricity and district heating to the citizens of Copenhagen.