A COMANCO crew recently finished a manhole repair on a chemical plant gyp stack in Central Florida. The crew excavated, installed new HDPE pipe, installed geocomposite and liner, and installed new sod around the area in order to improve …
From the desk of COMANCO’s Safety & HR Coordinator, Cindy Reed: Workplace Safety Everyone is responsible for their own safety and the safety of others. Remember accidents are preventable. Follow Company rules, regulations and procedures. Be proactive about safety. If …
A COMANCO crew led by Project Superintendent Charlie Ingle completed a pond washout repair project at a closed chemical plant site in Central Florida yesterday. Some of the slopes in a nearby detention pond had seen some erosion from the …
COMANCO welcomed software partner Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS) to the Plant City Headquarters this week for a rigorous software training session. HCSS; developers of the construction management software applications, “Heavy Job” and “The Dispatcher” developed a training program …
A group of COMANCO employees in Georgia received Task Training on the Demtech stud remover tool. Jorge Barrantes, Superintendent of the crew, took advantage of a rainy day to conduct this training. Task training is continuously provided to all employees …
From the desk of COMANCO’s Safety & HR Coordinator, Cindy Reed: Stop to think before you act. Accidents are not always the result of bad luck. They occur when someone decides – consciously or not – to take a chance. …
A local COMANCO crew working on a chemical plant closure in Central Florida celebrated the end of the pipe repair project with zero incidents. The crew was treated to a safety lunch at Sonny’s BBQ for completing the work safely. …
Estimating Manager David Scherbaty keeps his liner welding skills sharpened, with assistance from Mechanic Justin Grenke, this week at COMANCO. David and Justin tested material from a new vendor by running 60-mil HDPE test welds and by using our COMANCO …
COMANCO held TASK Training today for eight employees. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) requires this training to ensure all employees are trained on the safe operation of equipment prior to working on the job site. This …
