Cummins’ Planned Equipment Maintenance is Key to Destination Zero

Maintaining optimal functionality isn’t just good practice - it’s essential for reducing excess carbon and ensuring reliable performance and durability of equipment. That is the core benefit of Planned Equipment Maintenance, and it’s a concept aligned with Cummins’ broader sustainability goals and growth strategy in Destination Zero. 

Cummins Planned Equipment Maintenance is designed to keep gensets running at their best throughout their lifecycle and ready to start when needed most. By servicing at planned intervals and leveraging advanced diagnostics tools, Cummins technicians can anticipate needs, improve efficiency and extend equipment life.

"Planned Equipment Maintenance agreements play a critical role in delivering reliable power solutions and aftermarket support, while supporting initiatives such as Destination Zero," said Corey Bryant and Travis Neely, PEM sales directors for Southern and Western U.S. "Our expert technical service is equipped with the latest digital diagnostic tools, so we can anticipate and be more efficient during service visits at customer facilities, while also monitoring that the gensets are operating at their best in terms of efficiency.”

With state-of-the-art technology and expertise, Cummins technicians can service gensets of all makes and models under PEM agreements at planned, critical intervals, extending their lifespan and enhancing performance. 

Anticipating major milestones in equipment needs across its lifespan ensures that equipment continues to function correctly and optimally for its natural life. Taking care of equipment today ensures it keeps working tomorrow, reducing overconsumption and supporting sustainability efforts.

Planned Equipment Maintenance will soon expand its service portfolio to include alternative fuels and power sources, such as EV charging solutions.  

Learn more about the benefits of customizable Planned Equipment Maintenance agreements.