An instructor shows a trainee around the Komatsu Training Center at the Komatsu Cummins Chile headquarters in Santiago.
The center certifies people to work with Komatsu equipment.
Komatsu Cummins Chile is a strategic alliance between Komatsu Limited of Japan and Cummins Inc. of the United States. Formed in 1999, it joins two world leaders in their fields to help boost the productivity of Chile’s mining, construction, industrial, forestry, energy and transportation sectors. Currently, it employs about 9,200 people.
Internal communications staff gather in the remote monitoring center of the Komatsu Cummins Chile headquarters.The Santiago campus includes office facilities as well as training, distribution and manufacturing facilities.