LOUISIANA SCRAP METAL RECYCLING

MARINE RECYCLING

LOUISIANA SCRAP METAL RECYCLING

RIG & PLATFORM

DECOMISSIONING & RECYCLING

Exercising the same principles as described above with Marine Vessel Recycling, Rig/Platform Decommissioning and Recycling is similar with the exception that these assets are usually over-sized and heavier.  Therefore, our facilities are set up with heavy-lift capabilities to dismantle rigs and offload platforms in a safe and expeditious manner. 

We work with our clients to develop a comprehensive plan for arrival, decommissioning, salvaging and dismantling the asset.  Provide regular, transparent communication throughout the work, and submit supporting documentation and close-out reporting on the project.

LOUISIANA SCRAP METAL RECYCLING

MARINE VESSEL RECYCLING

You should be receiving the highest return on your investment on the sale of your end-of-life marine vessels from a reliable and trustworthy buyer.

You should feel a sense of comfort that your marine assets are being recycled in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.  Louisiana Scrap Metal ensures this experience by providing professional and quality services that are second-to-none.

Whether you have a ship, tug, barge, boat, dry dock, rig, platform, or other floating asset, our experienced team can handle it “as-is, where-is” or “delivered” to one of our marine recycling facilities in Gibson or Lake Charles, Louisiana. 

  • Hassle-free

    Provided your vessel is safely afloat and suitable for towing, let us handle the responsibility and risk of transporting your retired marine vessel to our facility. We have a network of qualified third-party offshore and inland towing companies to tow your vessels. If necessary, then we will create tow plan, prepare the vessel, co-ordinate with United States Coast Guard, pilots, marine surveyors, and insurers for a safe voyage.

  • Safety is priority

    Paramount to our success is that our employees work in a safe environment. Management provides training, develops safety procedures and integrated with a marine vessel recycling plan, allows us to achieve this goal.

  • Our environment

    We strive to protect the environment where we live, work, and play. Arrangements in place for the proper handling and disposal of all hazardous and toxic construction materials recovered from dismantling and recycling of vessels.

  • Great ROI

    Our seasoned team uses the best management practices to recycle vessels in a safe and efficient manner that minimizes operational costs. In addition, we produce quality scrap metal commodities that are highly demanded by mill and foundry consumers around the world. Combined, this allows us to offer our customers a greater return on their investment.

LOUISIANA SCRAP METAL RECYCLING

HEAVY- LIFT CAPABILITIES

We have a fleet of heavy-lift cranes ready to offload cargo delivered by land or sea.  This specialized equipment allows us complete unloading and dismantling projects safely and expeditiously:

  • 18000 Manitowoc/600-ton lift capacity and 200 ft boom (Gibson)

  • 888 Manitowoc/240-ton lift capacity and 180 ft boom (Gibson)

  • 3900 Manitowoc/150-ton lift capacity and 120 ft boom (Gibson)

  • 4000 Manitowoc/150-ton lift capacity and 120 ft boom (Gibson)

  • 3900w Manitowoc/135-ton lift capacity and 140 ft boom (Lake Charles)

  • 3900w Manitowoc/135-ton lift capacity and 140 ft boom (Lake Charles)

MARINE RECYCLING

DOCK & FLEET CAPABILITIES

Three waterfront dock facilities to serve scrap metal recycling needs.

GIBSON, LA     
4100 ft. waterfront, 500 ft bulkheaded
1900 ft x 300 ft slip, up to 20’ depth
97 acres

LAKE CHARLES, LA
800 ft waterfront, 500 ft bulkheaded
500 ft x 90 ft slip, up to 20’ depth
23 acres

PORT ALLEN, LA
900 ft waterfront, 800 ft bulkheaded dock
26 acres

PROJECT TIMELAPSE

Safe, environmentally friendly, and efficient.