For EMS agencies, reliability is mission critical. Your vehicles need to be ready to respond 24/7 — and that starts with how they’re engineered.
In this video, Allen Johnson, EMS Director for Bastrop County EMS, explains why Frazer’s engineering approach has been a major factor in his decision to purchase Frazer units throughout his career.
Allen walks through how Frazer separates the cab chassis from the patient-care module, allowing each system to operate independently while still working together. He also discusses the advantages of an onboard generator, a separate heating and air-conditioning system, and shoreline power that helps keep medications and temperature-sensitive equipment on board while the unit remains ready for service.
You’ll also learn why Frazer’s straightforward electrical design matters to fleet and maintenance teams. With clearly diagrammed electrical compartments, labeled wiring, and direct wire runs back to the panel, the system is designed to be easier to understand, troubleshoot, and service.
Over the course of his career, Allen says he has signed purchase orders for more than 50 Frazer units. His perspective highlights how thoughtful engineering, serviceability, and remount capability can contribute to reliability and long-term value for an EMS fleet.
Learn more about Frazer and our custom emergency vehicles at frazerbilt.com.
