About Us
LIML was established in 2019 by Roddy Allan and Guy Cook (now retired), as a subsidiary of Leuven Services.
Why Choose LIML
LIML adds value by inspecting, sorting and finding buyers for surplus inventory, thus reusing and recycling the inventory for its original purpose.
There are no upfront fees or charges for our services, and we work on an open book policy for full transparency.
This enables us to work in a cost effective and efficient manner.
We can work via various agreements, including:
- Identification of both safety-critical and time-critical inventory for storage or disposal in conjunction with the client
- The categorisation of inventory and assessment of value
- Outright purchases from the client
- An open book ‘sell on’ service where future sales are split on an agreed basis
Our Mission
- To provide a cost-effective service to clients for the disposal of surplus and used inventory
- To maximise the reuse and recycling of materials and equipment
- To minimise wastage with minimal environmental impact
Meet The LIML Team
Roddy Allan, MSc - Operations Manager
Roddy has over 35 years’ experience in the North Sea offshore oil and gas industry.
Since 1995, Roddy worked as a subsea project engineer involving complete subsea field development, subsea IRM, offshore & onshore construction, hook-up, commissioning and subsea field decommissioning. He has worked throughout the UK, Europe, Asia and the USA carrying out project reviews and assessments.
For the UKCS Shelley field decommissioning, Roddy managed phase 2 works which consisted of recovering the remaining subsea components, mats, umbilical, jumpers, manifold, ballast blocks and protection structure. He sold and disposed of recovered equipment and managed the ongoing disposal of all recovered equipment from all phases of the project.
Alan Jones, MBA - Logistics Manager
Alan has over 36 years’ experience in marine work associated with Chevron Inc. and Texaco North Sea. As Category Manager, he was responsible for the worldwide marine fleet, with some 540 vessels contracted in 13 separate business areas.
He also held a role as Category Manager for marine and aviation transportation contracts in the UK for Chevron UK. In addition, he was a Materials Supervisor, responsible for marine, aviation and warehousing, during which time he managed warehousing, accounts, HM Customs and Excise import/export, stock control, inventory management, material movements and marine loading and discharge.
Les Sinclair - Business Development Manager
John Gilchrist - Inventory Assessor