Power generation technicians play a vital role in keeping critical systems running smoothly across industries. From data centers and hospitals to manufacturing plants and commercial buildings, power generation technicians are responsible for maintaining and servicing backup power systems that keep operations running even when the grid goes down. The career of a power generation technician offers many benefits, making it an attractive option for individuals with technical skills and an interest in working with cutting-edge technologies.

Commercial vehicles must deliver rock-solid performance, minimize maintenance, and keep operating costs down. One way Cummins is helping customers meet that goal is with lashless valvetrain technology, a system designed to enhance reliability, durability and cut down on service needs.

First published by International Mining Engineer, May 2025
One of the most important, but often overlooked, developments in engine technology in recent decades is the dawn of digital connectivity. Whether it’s in cars, buses, or even large haul trucks, operators can take immediate access to performance data for granted.

Manufacturing is a vital industry that drives the economy, and within this sector, there are numerous career paths at Cummins available for individuals at all skill levels. Whether you are looking for an entry-level job in a factory or seeking to advance in a skilled trade, the opportunities are vast. This article will explore common career paths within the manufacturing sector with a special look at how Cummins, a global leader in manufacturing, plays a key role in these career development paths.