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The news is good from Padarwadi, but there have been some difficult times, too. It’s been more than two years since the tiny village in India, accessible only by foot, received a generator converted by engineers at Cummins India to run on oil from a local seed. The generator powered a small mill to husk the rice that village residents grew so they didn’t have to make hundreds of trips to the
Since January 2011, the Cummins Darlington (U.K.) Engine Plant hasn’t sent any waste to a landfill. That’s nothing in more than 16 months. Zero. Nada. And on top of that, the plant has reduced associated annual operating costs by $159,000. Darlington achieved its “zero landfill” status by making waste reduction a plant priority, and then using processes, tools and resources – most notab
A diverse and inclusive work environment helps all employees work more effectively and efficiently, both with their local teams and with colleagues around the world. This ability to work locally and globally allows Cummins to focus on leveraging the full power of the Company for its customers no matter where they are located. One way Cummins works to create the right environment for success is
Mark Levett, Cummins Vice President and General Manager – High Horsepower Business, talks about the QSK95 engine at its unveiling in Seymour, Ind. It’s hard to imagine something eight feet tall, 14 feet long and capable of producing 4,000 horsepower could ever be considered “green.” But Cummins’ new 16 cylinder QSK95 engine, the largest high-speed diesel engine the Company has ever built, ha
Combine the talents of a self-described “eco-child” with a cost conscious facilities leader and an engaged and committed group of employees and you get Cummins Turbo Technologies (CTT) in Huddersfield, U.K., one of the Company’s leading facilities for energy conservation and other green practices. Jennifer Hirst, an Energy Engineer at CTT Huddersfield, and Richard Keane, CTT’s Facilities Manage
Mike Pritchard knows first-hand the value of vocational education. Growing up in a working-class neighborhood in London’s East End, he entered a technical education and apprenticeship program at 16, figuring he’d follow in the footsteps of his father and uncle who worked at an automobile factory in Essex. Today, Pritchard is the Director General at the Cummins Filtration Plant in San Luis Potos
The future of trucking could well be unfolding this fall along U.S. Route 287 in north central Texas. After months of testing concepts in trucks around the country, Cummins engineers and their colleagues in a public-private partnership will pull together the best of what they’ve learned and apply it to a single tractor-trailer. With an aerodynamic exterior, an engine that captures waste
MEXICO - In 2010, Hellion Zambrano Medical Center will be opened. This technological project in Monterrey will supply highly specialized medical services, ongoing education and research, to offer groundbreaking medical services to Mexico and, also, to the world. This great project is supported by the local Cummins Power Generation distributor, Megamak, responsible for ensuring the safety of the
Cummins reputation for building durable, world-class engines is solidified by the effort our customers take to maintain their engines. The Cummins High Mileage Club for Turbo Diesel owners is a special club created to recognize all the miles/kilometers our customers have driven with their Cummins Turbo Diesels. The Cummins High Mileage Club is off to a great start, with over 300 members since the
There’s something to be said about longevity. For owners of Cummins engines with a million miles or more, that message is “Welcome to the club.” The Cummins Million Mile Club is an exclusive group of Cummins engine owners who have reached a million miles. While most Million Mile Club members drive Class 8 trucks, our newest members, Harry and Shirley Albach, are owners of a 2001 Dodge RAM 350
You could say Arvin Moradi's journey to Cummins is about as far from typical as you can get. And it's not just because he traveled over 6,000 miles from Iran all the way to Indiana to be here. Growing up in Iran, Arvin was an outstanding athlete and a member of the Iranian National Swim Team. Before he became a Cummins Systems Engineer testing the technical requirements of engine emissions st
Note: We will continue updating this page with additional news and information as it becomes available. Updated March 20, 2020 Customers, Our Employees and Our Communities Click here to learn about the steps Cummins is taking to help our customers succeed and support their business needs. Click here for Bahasa Melayu Version. Our highest priority is the health and safety of ou