News from Marion | Custom Commercial Truck Engineer (4)

Marion Body Works Awarded MVP Member Status

NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry recently recognized Marion Body Works once again for completing a rigorous qualification process, demonstrating successful implementation of defined business standards and conformity to applicable government regulations.

Marion Body Works Makes HAAS Alert Safety Cloud® Standard

Marion, WI – Emergency vehicle manufacturer Marion Body Works is making HAAS Alert’s Safety Cloud® a standard safety solution on new apparatus, the company announced today. The collaboration will equip newly manufactured Marion Body Works apparatus with the Safety Cloud Responder-to-Vehicle (R2V™) service, enabling fire crews to automatically deliver digital alerts to nearby drivers up to 30 seconds in advance and reduce the risk of collision by up to 90%.

Marion Body Works Fosters Young Professionals Through Internship Program

Marion Body Works is proud to welcome nine interns across four departments for the 2021 Summer Internship Program.

Marion Body Works Welcomes Long Island Dealer

Marion, Wis. – Marion Body Works, A leading national manufacturer of fire & emergency apparatus, has announced the addition of Neville Fleet Service to their dealer network. As of January 1, 2021 Neville Fleet Service is the official Marion Body Works dealer for Long Island, NY.

Marion Body Works Receives Northeast Wisconsin Service Award

Marion Body Works, a manufacturer in Defense, Fire & Emergency, Hazardous Waste Management Vehicles, and other related industries, is presented the Northeast Wisconsin Service Award by Congressman Mike Gallagher. Marion is recognized for the essential work executed amidst the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Marion Manufactures Custom Trucks for Central America

Over the years, Marion Body Works and EL Industries International have worked together to provide the Costa Rican Fire Department, Benemérito Cuerpo de Bomberos de Costa Rica, with a variety of equipment. Past orders have included pumpers, brush units, and rescue vehicles.