Yesterday, a COMANCO crew participated in a safety lunch put on by COMANCO and the three other companies working on a Florida chemical plant closure project. The lunch was provided to reward the crews for being safe on this large …
A COMANCO crew is rounding the corner of a gyp stack closure project at a chemical plant in Florida. The 24″ header installation is about halfway complete (5,600 LF installed), and the 12″ corrugated lower drain system is nearing 3,000 …
COMANCO is proud to congratulate Thomas Raab, Project Manager, who is celebrating four years as a COMANCO employee on July 5, 2015. Congratulations, Thomas, on the celebration of your fourth anniversary with COMANCO. We are very glad that you chose …
COMANCO has just released the 2nd Quarter Edition 2015 of “THE COMANCO WAY” newsletter. Click on the link below to get your copy today and please be sure to leave a reply and let us know your thoughts. (Available in English & …
COMANCO Environmental recently began deployment at a mine in Idaho. The project consists of nearly 900,000 square feet of geocomposite and geosynthetic clay laminated liner (GCLL). The GCLL is being deployed over a protective subgrade with the geocomposite being deployed …
Last week, COMANCO sent four employees to Columbus, GA to attend the one-day training for the Erosion & Water Sediment Control Storm Water Course provided by NPDES Training Institute. The instructor, Mr. T. Luke Owen taught the one day course. …
COMANCO is proud to congratulate Carlos Garcia, Foreman, who is celebrating twelve years as a COMANCO employee on June 30, 2015. Congratulations, Carlos, on the celebration of your twelfth anniversary with COMANCO. We are very glad that you chose COMANCO, …
During the month of June, COMANCO joins the National Safety Council in recognizing safety in the workplace and today we take a look at COMANCO’s Experience Modification Rate. EMR is an indicator of the safety of a company in comparison to …
The 14-man COMANCO crew led by Superintendent Tony Sanchez, has begun installation at a landfill in Livermore, California. The project consists of a five layer system with nearly 622,000 SF of material for each layer. The five layer system is …
The ten-man COMANCO crew, led by Superintendent Martin Calderon and Project Engineer Kip Thompson, continues the liner installation of five separate vertical expansion ponds at a borax mine in Southern California. The crew has completed four of the ponds and …
