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.

Spring is the perfect time to give your vehicle’s brake system a fresh start. Winter’s cold, salt, and moisture can take a toll on brake components — especially in heavy-duty and commercial vehicles. A thorough post-winter inspection can improve safety, enhance performance, and reduce the risk of unexpected downtime in the busy months ahead.

In the world of large-scale power generation systems, reliability isn’t just a goal — it’s a necessity. Downtime in commercial and industrial facilities can mean thousands and even millions of dollars lost, a critical disruption to a data center or even life-threatening consequences in a healthcare facility. Yet too often maintenance is an afterthought, addressed only when something goes wrong. Corey Bryant, Planned Equipment Maintenance Sales Director at Cummins, sees this firsthand.