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1. Never leave an animal in a parked vehicle. Cars heat up very quickly, and as the temperature rises, your pet runs the risk of suffering from heat exhaustion or a fatal heat stroke. Also, leaving animals in cars is illegal in several states. 2. Keep your pets hydrated. Dogs can become dehydrated very quickly, so make sure they have access to plenty of fresh, clean water when it’s hot outdoors

Role: Shop Operations Lead Location: Kothrud Engine Plant (KEP), Pune, India, Power Systems Business Unit Years of Service: 13 Years at Cummins, 15 Years in Manufacturing Education: Bachelor's Degree in Production Engineering, North Maharashtra University, India; Master's Degree in Industrial Engineering, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur, India; Post Graduate Executive Mana

The Summer Engineering Experience for Kids (SEEK) is the largest summer engineering program geared toward African-American and other underrepresented elementary school youth in the U.S. The three-week program is wrapping up its 12th year, and with Cummins support the program recently completed its first summer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. SEEK gives elementary aged students the opportunity to learn

Meteorologists are predicting a quieter hurricane season for 2018, but that doesn’t mean that you should skip out on preparing your home for severe weather - it only takes one. So how do you select the right type of generator to ensure that you won’t be without power in the event of an emergency? Learn more on the FLASH blog: https://protect-your-home.org/2018/07/30/protecting-your-home-against

An important way to prep your home before traveling is to make it appear that your home is still being lived in.  1. Place a temporary hold on your mail or have a friend pick it up to ensure your mailbox is not overfilled or packages are left pilling up on your doorstep.  2. Install timers on lights in and around your house, giving the appearance people are going in and out. Most t

1. Global Cummins Women in Technology Conference During this three day event, Cummins technical women from around the world gather to network, develop new skills, and share their experiences. Cummins has organized women in technology conferences since 2007, and the most recent conference was held this past March in Columbus, Indiana (USA). 2. Cummins Technical Center India open

Lulu Lopez, Director of New and ReCon Parts Global Manufacturing Operations, has 23 years experience in Manufacturing. We recently sat down with Lulu to ask about her career at Cummins. Here's what she had to say.  Role: Director of New and ReCon Parts Global Manufacturing Operations Location: San Luis Potosí, Mexico Years of Service: 12 years at Cummins, 23 years in Manufactur

This week, the Cummins Repower team headed to Overland Expo West 2018. We packed up our vehicles and started our engines and made the 1,700 mile journey from Columbus, Indiana to Flagstaff, Arizona. Our Cummins R2.8 Turbo Diesel repowered Jeep Wrangler TJ and Land Rover Discovery 1 made the trip with ease and arrived at the expo showgrounds Thursday afternoon. We were excited with the amount of Cu

Anna Dibble, Plant Manager at Cummins' Jamestown Engine Plant, has an impressive 26 years of service at Cummins. We recently sat down with Anna to ask about her career at Cummins. Here’s what she had to say.  Role: Plant Manager, Jamestown Engine Plant (JEP) Years of Service at Cummins: 26 years at JEP Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Operations Management, Penn State University; Mas

Cummins Electronics and Fuel Systems (CEFS) recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of its China operations with production of the 2 millionth fuel injector and 800,000th Electronic Control Unit (ECU) in its Wuhan plant. Several Cummins executives, including Rich Freeland, Cummins President and COO; Steve Chapman, Cummins Group VP, China and Russia; Cary Chenanda, General Manager o

Hurricane Hunters gather information about tropical storms and hurricanes to help meteorologists more accurately forecast the paths of these dangerous storms. In 2017, the Hurricane Hunters flew more than 800 hours during 90+ missions and are preparing for another busy hurricane season in 2018. These Hurricane Hunter aircrafts were one of the biggest attractions at last week’s Hurricane Awareness