We are super excited to announce our newest addition to the COMANCO team, David Ramirez Dominguez, Project Engineer for our Elko, Nevada office! David earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Nevada Reno. David …
Last Week, COMANCO personnel took part in a GPS Training Class led by SITECH Instructor- Mike Eason. SITECH is a construction technology provider that represents a global distribution network built specifically to provide comprehensive solutions, support, and training tailored towards …
COMANCO opened the year with an amazing experience for our New Hire Class, providing them with a vast amount of Safety Training founded on awareness and understanding of workplace hazards. The week-long safety training included OSHA 10, CPR, First Aid, …
It’s a great day at COMANCO as 20 employees won the luck of the draw in our 2019 Year-End Wellness Raffle. These employees who completed their Annual Physical early will receive a $50 Gift Card! A BIG thanks to the …
COMANCO teams up with KEMRON, and WatershedGeo to begin the capping of a gypstack located in Pascagoula, MS. This project marks the first time an engineered geosynthetic turf cover system will be installed at an EPA Superfund site. Lead by …
Construction on phase one is now underway as COMANCO teams up with KEMRON to install the first phase of gypstack cover at Mississippi Phosphates Superfund site in Pascagoula, MS. Phase 1A is the first step in a multi-step process to …
We are pleased to announce our latest addition to the team at COMANCO. Please join us in welcoming Kristina Kiefer as our new Fleet Rental Coordinator. Kristina came to COMANCO with over 16 years of experience working in an office …
COMANCO and B&H Drilling began a drilling project today at Desoto County Landfill. The well drilling is to allow COMANCO to install gas venting pipes in the landfill and thus allow gases to escape. Superintendent Matt Carroll, Project Manager Evan …
COMANCO Environmental continues deployment at a phosphate mine in Idaho. Superintendent Carlos Garcia and a ten-man crew have installed roughly 600,000 SF of geosynthetic clay laminated liner (GCLL) and geocomposite. The GCLL is seamed using bentonite clay and spray adhesives …
