Malin Group

10/09/2026

This year Malin held our annual Summer Challenge – this time focusing on !

The aim was to design, and 3D print a self-righting buoy, that could be capsized and return to its upright position. The buoys had to be at least 170mm tall and be able to fit in a 200mm square box; the print had to be undertaken in PLA and no spherical or near spherical buoys were allowed. Participants were however permitted to decorate their buoy post print, so long as the decoration did not provide a performance enhancement through improving the structure.

Entries were judged upon weight, appearance/creativity, floatation ability, self-righting ability and, the drop test. 26 employees submitted entries, with some very creative, inventive and effective entries, so a big well done to all who took part!

A fun, focused task that underlined the importance of , value of rapid , and of course, collaborating across teams!

08/09/2026

We have a number of exciting currently open, including a HR Generalist for our Group entity, as well as a Naval Architect, Senior Nuclear Safety Engineer and Senior Project Engineer for our Malin Marine Consultants business unit.

You can find out more about each , as well as our full range of staff benefits here: https://malingroup.com/recruitment/

07/09/2026

A huge congratulations to our very own Michael Dearing who not only represented Great Britain in the recent Ball Hockey World Championship, but also came away with a bronze medal...and was named as one of the top two defensemen in the entire tournament!


Very proud of Michael's efforts and a big well done to team GB!

28/08/2026

We were delighted to help out at this fantastic event!

28/08/2026

A huge thank you to the Lowland Reserve Forces' & Cadets' Association for the invitation to their networking session in Edinburgh.

It was a valuable opportunity to bring together , like-minded organisations, and , and to hear first-hand about some of the challenges this often-forgotten group face when accessing training and employment after leaving the service.

It was also an opportunity to speak with other like-minded organisations, sharing learning, identifying opportunities to collaborate and understanding how we can refine our policies and practises for the better.

And, of course, it was a real privilege to then experience the Edinburgh Tattoo ...seeing it together felt all the more significant after the conversations and connections made earlier in the day.

17/08/2026

On Friday we held our annual staff BBQ, a chance to catch up with colleagues, celebrate their hard work to date and raise some funds for our chosen charities. This year we are supporting Geeza Break, Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity, and Beatson Cancer Charity - all wonderful, local charities who make a real difference to the communities they serve.

Owing to very generous donations from a number of clients and suppliers, we were able to raise £835 - a fantastic amount! A big thanks too to all staff members who bought raffle tickets and of course, congrats to our winners!

Next up we have a bake off, 25km run around the city, and a half iron man - so watch this space, and in the meantime, if you would like to support any of the charities, you can find more details and donate here: https://malingroup.com/charity-donations/

Thanks to Wicker & Wine Helensburgh, Ellie's Cellar and The Bottle Shop, Mammoet, Pie Sports, Blas, SWG3, SPS Steel Plate & Sections A Marubeni-Itochu Steel Inc Company, Atlas Winch & Hoist Services Ltd and all of our

03/06/2026

01/05/2026

In partnership with Coastworks, we’re proud to have helped BAE Systems to deliver another milestone in the Type 26 programme.

Coming together with key Clyde based companies, the team managed the transportation of the Mission Bay doors for Type 26 frigates in build, underlining the expertise and experience on the Clyde.

You can watch an overview of the partners in action, in the video below.

30/04/2026

Some of the Malin Abram and Malin Marine Services team recently took part in our Welding for Non Welders course, which provided an overview of how to read drawings and technical documentation, as well as providing an understanding of key welding processes, terminology and standards - plus some hands on time in the workshop.

The team all thoroughly enjoyed the course and noted that it provided a lot of information on the different types of welding (practical), NDT and theory. Designed for a variety of roles within the sector, the 4 day overview aims to strengthen your knowledge, understanding and ability to collaborate with your design and build colleagues. Indeed, as one participant put it, 'absolutely brilliant course and instructors. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for an introduction into the world of welding.'

You can find out more on the course, and enquire about our May wave here: https://malingroup.com/jtsw/john-tracey-specialist-welding-for-non-welders/