COMANCO is proud to congratulate Pablo Rodriguez Luna, Liner Tech, who is celebrating seven years as a COMANCO employee on June 19, 2015. Congratulations, Pablo, on the celebration of your seventh anniversary with COMANCO. We are very glad that you …
The COMANCO crew is coming down to the end of a 155 acre liner installation on a Cooling Pond Closure prjoect at a local Florida chemical plant. Also progressing is the gyp stack slope closure on the same site with …
A nine-man crew led by Superintendent LeRoy Smith completed a 1 acre, 4 layer, coal ash cell last week at an ash monofill in south Washington State. The liner system consisted of geosynthetic clay liner, 60-mil geomembrane, 200-mil double sided …
COMANCO’s newly hired employees are attending their second day of Phosphate Basic 16 Hour Training. The first day of training was instructed by Mike Frazier of Safety Solutions and Supply. Mike Frazier’s training consists of classroom and hands-on training which …
Last week, COMANCO began a liner installation project at a landfill near Denver, Colorado. The project consists of a three layer system with nearly 420,000 SF of material for each layer. The first layer is 60-mil textured HDPE liner, followed …
COMANCO, Ardaman & Associates, and the J.R. Simplot Company were invited to take a private tour of the AGRU America production facility located in Fernley, NV today. Clark West, AGRU Mining Sales Manager, led Denver Phares with Ardaman & Associates, Roger Sorenson of …
In our continued effort to improve safety and empower our employees with knowledge, we have invited a group of our drivers to take their driving skills to the next level, by participating in a COMANCO specific class provided by Driving Dynamics. …
The lower drain system of a gyp stack at a Florida Chemical Plant is now under installation. A crew led by Project Superintendent Gary Mitchell is installing what will become a 12,000 LF 12″ corrugated HDPE drain in a 20′ …
COMANCO has started the installation of a 150,000 sqft 40mil PVC pond liner, as a part of the State of Florida DOT project in Charlotte County near State Road 45. The COMANCO crew led by Superintendent Charlie Ingle and Leadman …
A COMANCO crew led by Project Superintendent Todd Kirkman has been busy for 2 months fixing depressions under areas of liner at the base of a gyp stack at a Florida chemical plant. The crew has been uncovering areas of …
