John Lawrie’s Tubulars team in the USA has today announced further investment in its Northeast operations.
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The beauty of metal is that it can be melted down, reformed and reused time and time again without losing any of its beneficial qualities. Metal is not a renewable resource so we can keep virgin iron ore in the ground by recycling what is already in circulation.
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John Lawrie Metals Ltd, the Aberdeen headquartered metal waste recycling and processing experts, has today announced the successful completion of a first-of-its-kind project in partnership with Kishorn Port Limited (KPL). The project involved the downsizing and recycling of the MV Kaami, a general cargo vessel recovered six miles off the North West coast of Skye after running aground in March.
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As technology has evolved our knowledge, expertise and work ethic continues to play a vital role in the success of metal recycling.
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We are permitted to continue operating with extra guidelines in place.
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Recycling scrap metal saves millions of tonnes of CO2 every year. It reduces demand for our earth’s dwindling resources and helps prevent new pollution.
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Due to recent developments, we have decided to temporarily close all of our UK yards from 26th March 2020.
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The Paul Lawrie Foundation offers state of the art coaching and facilities to young people. They are dedicated to the development of youth access to Golf across Scotland.
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Our Vice-President of Finance for John Lawrie Tubulars (Houston) shares her experiences of equality and working in industry for International Women's Day.
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We've signed up to membership with Oil and Gas UK. With over 40 years of experience, OGUK has played and continues to play a vital role in providing a gateway to industry expertise and discussion.
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Early in February our Director of Tubulars, Iain Laing purchased 12 trees to help support a local initiative. The River Dee Trust has launched a campaign to plant a million trees in one of the largest restoration projects in the Cairngorms.
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Our Environmental Director Ray Grant will once again be visiting the University of Aberdeen as he looks to share his insights to the students of the MSc Decommissioning course on the 31st of January. Ray first delivered a guest lecture last year and was happy to receive the return invitation.
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With the beginning of the new decade, we are excited to be continuing many of our ongoing sponsorships and we are dedicated to widening our portfolio of sponsorships. In the meantime, we’d like to share just some of the fantastic initiatives we had the pleasure of sponsoring in 2019.
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