Last week at the COMANCO corporate office, eighteen newly hired employees attended CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), First Aid, and AED (automated external defibrillator) training. Trace Thompson with Safety Training and Consulting was the instructor for the CPR training. He taught an insightful class so …
Several COMANCO employees recently completed the Department of Traffic Designated Employee Representative and Reasonable Suspicion training. Both courses are part of getting more compliant with Federal DOT regulations and will also make our workplace safer when sending drivers on the road. Susan Donahue …
Last week, Fleet Coordinator Karen Madigan attended a Skillpath training seminar titled “Leadership & Management Skills for Women”. This seminar reviewed women’s unique strengths as leaders, motivation techniques, assertive communication, diversity in the workplace and much more. For Karen, this …
Last week, eight newly hired COMANCO employees underwent several avenues of training. COMANCO’s motto is always “SAFETY First.” As such, freshly hired COMANCO employees undergo two weeks of training to prepare them for the field. This class was no different. …
Late last week, a COMANCO crew led by Superintendent Nathan Wilfong and Foreman Bradley Collins, began the liner installation phase at a North Florida Landfill. This phase of the project will include installing a two-layer system. This system consists of …
COMANCO Superintendent Jorge Gomez and crew start each day with a toolbox topic review of lessons learned in and out of the field, such as task observation, incident review, and continuous process improvement with QUALITY and SAFETY conversations. All personnel …
Recently, Lee Paxton with Central Florida Safety taught a CPR/First Aid/AED class for 28 newly hired COMANCO employees. This was a large class with each person experiencing a simulation of a CPR situation. This class covers the dynamics of CPR …
Yesterday, Herc Rentals and COMANCO had a successful training day in Northern Florida. Herc Rentals utilized and applied their training skills in a specialized class for COMANCO. This training helped to further our teams’ capabilities regarding our skid-steer and forklift …
Superintendent Matt Carroll and his crew are in the first stages of work at the Desoto County Landfill. They continue to perform work with SAFETY in mind, so they have a great safe start to a new year. The COMANCO …
Operators Roberto Fernandez and Jason Giles continuously demonstrate their commitment to COMANCO’s Employed Worker’s Training program. These men have received gift cards for their efforts beyond individual daily duties. Along with Superintendent Jeremy Giles, Roberto and Jason not only understand …
