Cummins’ Jamestown, NY, Engine Plant Celebrates 50 Years

The Jamestown Engine Plant recently celebrated the production of its 2.5 millionth engine. (Photo courtesy of Cummins)

Cummins Inc. has announced the 50th anniversary of its Jamestown (NY) Engine Plant (JEP).

“This milestone marks half a century of cutting-edge engineering, dedicated workforce and commitment to community and sustainability,” according to a press release. “Since its establishment in 1974, JEP has been at the forefront of engine manufacturing, recently celebrating the production of its 2.5 millionth engine, and continually sets industry standards for quality, efficiency and innovation. The plant’s success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its employees, past and present, and the support of the Jamestown community.

“JEP has continually evolved to meet the changing needs of the market, pioneering advancements in engine technology that reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency. The plant’s state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to research and development have made it a key player in Cummins’ global operations. Cummins recently announced a $452 million investment into the 998,000-square-foot Jamestown facility, to produce the industry’s first fuel-agnostic internal combustion engine platform that leverages a range of lower carbon fuel types, including natural gas, and is aligned with the company’s Destination Zero strategy.”

The release added: “JEP’s success is deeply intertwined with the local community. Over the years, the plant has contributed to local economic growth, provided jobs and supported numerous community initiatives. JEP annually contributes $1 million back to the community through charitable donations and employee volunteer hours served. The innovative work and the top of line products JEP is providing to its customers are a testament to the dedication Cummins has to creating a more sustainable future and long-lasting impact on the world.”

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