Led by superintendents Nathan Wilfong (general) and Jorge Barrantes (liner), the team is tasked with capping nearly 3 million square feet with 50-mil Microdrain liner and Closure Turf™ materials. The project also consists of the installation of large liquid and …
Superintendent LeRoy Smith has led a 12 man crew across northwest US spanning from states such as Illinois and Missouri to Washington and back for the last several months. The team has completed liner cell contractions at every stop. These …
The crew at a local landfill road construction project received a CAT 329 excavator last week. A CAT representative came out to the site and held a safety task training meeting with all of the crew, led by Superintendents Bill …
COMANCO took its newest tool, the MIT Arc Tester, into the field, at a landfill site in Kissimmee, FL. for the first time yesterday. QC Superintendent BOB Lung, accompanied by Technical Writer Peter Vaka, put the device through its paces …
Today, COMANCO was visited by our valued customer, Kirk Wills with Progressive Waste Solutions. Kirk was given a private tour led by Vice President Tommy Topp and Division Manager Clayton Lung which included a 45-minute overview of the COMANCO operations …
Last week, COMANCO Environmental held a Safety Lunch in recognition of the hard & safe work by the crew working at the Seminole Generating Station in Palatka, FL. A major milestone was reached as the 5 layer geosynthetics system was …
Please see some photos of the fun afternoon at Beef O’ Brady’s and project progress photos. ON Tuesday 4-7-15, COMANCO Environmental showed its appreciation for the crew working in Apopka, FL with a safety lunch, commending them for their outstanding …
Last week, COMANCO Environmental started the deployment of the GCL and secondary HDPE geomembrane layers for the 5-acre cell expansion to Seminole Electric’s coal ash landfill in Palatka, FL. These are the first two layers of a 5 layer system …
The twelve (12) man crew led by Bill Newman and Jorge Gomez has completed the first clearing phase of a cell construction project in Apopka. FL. The team has now begun the next phase of hauling, placing and compacting subgrade …
A four (4) man crew began earthwork operations on a cell construction project Friday, 2-20-15 in Apopka. FL. The cell construction consists of 8 acres of subgrade clearing and grubbing, 68,000 cubic yards of cut/fill earthwork, access road construction, protective …
