Prior to joining Cummins as a telecommunications manager, Layton worked in the medical gas testing industry, ensuring that oxygen and other essential gases needed in hospital intensive care units were up to standards.
Cummins employees across the country, however, continued to seek and secure ways to help their communities.
When he read a news article in early March about COVID-19 cases in the U.
Cummins employee Staci Selking jumped in to help her community answer these critical childcare questions and offered solutions that are now being considered for implementation around the state of Indiana.
In addition to servicing the Cummins engines powering the local firetrucks, public transportation and trash trucks so vital during the COVID-19 crisis, the branch at Indiana's capital and largest city has also recently worked on trucks carrying essential material across the country.
Hadler is an engineer whose duties include helping customers install new Cummins engines on boats pushing tons of cargo up and down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
The plant and canteen are partnering with a not-for-profit group to make the best of the COVID-19 crisis, delivering prepared lunches to vulnerable children.
The COVID-19 pandemic has now touched every corner of the world.
China residents must wear respiratory masks when in public as the first line of defense to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
The following was authored by Tom Linebarger, Chairman and CEO of Cummins Inc.
This month, we’re saluting Anna Patton as a Cummins Hero, nominated through our HERO program.
Officials from Microsoft, Cummins, and McKinstry celebrated the start of operations Wednesday, October 25, at their new advanced energy lab in Seattle, Washington, maintaining it could deliver important insights not just on powering datacenters, but on a host of other energy-intensive activities.