COMANCO is proud to congratulate Daniel McRae, Project Manager, who is celebrating four years as a COMANCO employee on July 11, 2015. Congratulations, Daniel, on the celebration of your fourth anniversary with COMANCO. We are very glad that you chose …
COMANCO is proud to congratulate Alejandro Losa Solis, QAQC, who is celebrating three years as a COMANCO employee on July 9, 2015. Congratulations, Alejandro, on the celebration of your third anniversary with COMANCO. We are very glad that you chose …
Today a COMANCO crew was finishing the installation of an HDPE liner into a siphon ditch on a chemical plant gyp stack in Florida. The crew, led by Project Supervisor Max Macedo, was also visited by Vice President Tommy Topp, …
This morning, Fleet Supervisor/Dispatcher, Julie Hughes, handed out safety bonus gift cards to the COMANCO Fleet Department in recognition of their efforts in working safely during the 2nd quarter of 2015. In addition to the cards being distributed in the …
COMANCO Environmental recently wrapped up another C & D (construction and debris) landfill cell expansion in Apopka, FL. This particular project was a new 6-acre cell to be put in use once the adjacent, active cell runs out of space. …
COMANCO Environmental has completed construction of a 5-acre coal ash landfill expansion in Palatka, FL at the Seminole Generating Station. The site had to be stripped, cleared & grubbed, balanced out with cut & fill operations and fill had to …
Today, Sales Manager Paul Payeur and Account Manager Mark Poulin with Solmax visited the COMANCO Corporate office to meet with the COMANCO team. While at the office, Solmax provided valuable information pertaining to the products they provide in our industry. …
COMANCO has recently mobilized onsite at a landfill in central Florida to build a new entrance road for our customer. The project is expected to be completed by December of this year. Included in COMANCO’s work is the removal of …
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 …
