John Lawrie Metals Ltd

We would like to congratulate Shelley Weston who is taking on the role of Business Development Manager, focussing on new accounts and the Offshore Energy Operators. As well as the business development role, Shelley will spend time raising our social media profiles, so expect to hear a lot more from us over the coming months. #johnlawriemetals #metalrecycling

🚢 We're proud to introduce John Lawrie Metals Ltd as a sponsor of Tall Ships Races Aberdeen 2025! With over 80 years of experience, John Lawrie Metals is a leader in scrap metal recycling, decommissioning, and steel trading across the UK. Their commitment to sustainability and safety aligns perfectly with the spirit of this historic event. We’re thrilled to have them on board as a sponsor for this prestigious event that celebrates history, adventure, and community spirit. Sponsorship offers a fantastic opportunity to align your brand with this prestigious event. With a range of packages available — from Host Port Sponsor to supporting the vibrant culture and entertainment programme — there's something to fit every budget. 📩 Interested in getting involved? Contact Leanne Sinclair, sales & sponsorship coordinator for Mearns & Gill, at leanne.sinclair@mearns-gill.com or call 01224 646311. #tsr2025 #tallshipsaberdeen #sponsorship #tallships

As part of our continuing our support of the work carried out by Alfonso Martinez-Felipe and his team at University of Aberdeen, John Lawrie Metals are looking forward to working as part of the MHYSTIC Project . Right now they are looking for a PhD student to work with them looking at new materials for hydrogen transport and storage as well as the potential for reusing the existing oil and gas infrastructure as part of this. If you know anyone looking for a fully funded position, please use the link in Alf's post and send him your application. #metalrecycling #energytransition #hydrogen #circularenonomy

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We are looking for an experienced Assistant Accountant to join the busy finance team at our Aberdeen Head Office. Working 28-36 hours per week, flexibility of part time or full time working available depending on applicant. Responsibilities and duties; - Daily bank reconciliations - Maintain the inventory ledger and purchase ledger - Prepare and process payment runs on a daily/monthly basis. - Prepare weekly/monthly supplier reporting - Assist in various month end routines - Ad hoc duties as and when required Skills, knowledge; - Accounts and payroll experience required. - Ability to work independently as well as part of a small team - Accuracy and attention to details - Microsoft Outlook applications including excel Salary and company benefits will be negotiated with successful candidate. Please apply in the first instance by sending your CV to recruitment@johnlawrie.com

A team from John Lawrie Metals recently supported the Aberdeen Football Club golf event held on the Duke's Course at St Andrews. The rain held off and everyone enjoyed a fantastic round of golf. Our very own Phil Sinclair and Shelley Weston hosted our guests, Andy Dornan from AJT, Alan Duncan from AD Marine (Scotland), and Fraser Downie from Peterculter Golf Club. We would like to thank our guests, Amy Thomson, and the rest of the AFC Team for pulling together another great day. #aberdeenfc #golfday #johnlawriemetals #StAndrews

Our mobile decommissioning team was called on by a valuable client to complete the downsizing and removal of a 440te SSIV structure at Aberdeen South Harbour at the start of August 2024. The team worked to complete this scope without incident in three days, with all material being processing at our Tullos site and exported for final recycling within the month. If you need assistance with your next decommissioning project, please contact us on info@johnlawrie.com to discover how our single step duty of care assurance can minimise your environmental risk whilst delivering maximum economic returns for your subsea inventory. #decommissioning #recycling #scrapmetal #subseastructure #johnlawrie

As the largest receiver of redundant mooring systems, it's fantastic to see yet another 2,000 tonne cargo of wire heading out to be repurposed within the aquaculture industry. Having developed this route, John Lawrie Metals are continuously pushing to direct re-usable material away from traditional recycling routes towards processes where they can be used in their current form. By avoiding the need to purchase new products, the aquaculture industry has realised significant carbon reductions during their manufacturing process by using repurpose material. #circulareconomy #johnlawrie #aquaculture #carbonreduction

Steel is one of the few resources that is infinitely recyclable, although some of it takes that little bit longer before it gets a chance at a new life as something different. Prior to the start of the First World War, the Royal Navy set about constructing a fuel depot in Invergordon to supply naval ships at what was then one of their primary Scottish ports. Becoming operational in 1913, this vast complex of 41 tanks supplied the British Fleet through the First World War and continued in use right through the Second World War. Although considerable in size, these have remained tucked away out of sight and service behind Invergordon, but the removal of these tanks is now almost complete. Having stood for almost 120 years, the almost 10,000te of steel from these tanks is currently being processed at our sites ready for smelting. Within the next six months, this material will be remanufactured and ready to be reused as a new metal products. #johnlawrie #scrapmetal #recycling #decommissioning #invergordon

“We are thrilled to extend our partnership with Aberdeen FC by supporting the AFC Women for the first time. It’s an exciting period for women’s football and we are proud to be associated with such a dynamic and growing area of the Club. Our involvement further underlines our commitment to the local community and to promoting gender equality in all sports.”