Ambulance and specialty vehicle manufacturer serving 30+ countries
Crestline Coach manufactures ambulances and specialty vehicles (health buses, blood mobiles, bariatric units, multi-patient emergency response vehicles) for municipal, corporate, and private-sector buyers across 30+ countries. The tech stack is heavy on CAD/CAM (AutoCAD, Inventor, EPLAN) and manufacturing operations (SAP, CNC, PLC, Kanban), with active projects centered on lean manufacturing and supply-chain visibility—indicating a push to tighten cycle times and reduce operational complexity. Pain points cluster around output efficiency, manufacturing accuracy, and data integrity in SAP, suggesting the company is scaling production while wrestling with process standardization.
Notable leadership hires: Production Team Lead, Team Lead
Crestline Coach, founded in 1975 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is a privately held manufacturer of ambulances and specialty emergency vehicles, plus a distributor of buses and medical equipment across Canada and internationally. The company operates with approximately 175 employees and ships products to more than 30 countries. Product lines include standard ambulances, neonatal and bariatric units, blood mobiles, multi-patient emergency response vehicles, and transit/tour buses. The business model combines manufacturing (custom vehicle builds) with parts and equipment sales, supported by after-sales service. Hiring is concentrated in manufacturing and mid-level production roles, reflecting ongoing capacity expansion.
Core tools: AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, EPLAN, SigmaNEST, CNC routers, PLC systems, CAN bus, SAP for operations, and Kanban for production control. Manufacturing-focused, not software-as-a-product.
Headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Approximately 175 employees. Founded 1975; privately held.
Products shipped to more than 30 countries worldwide. Currently hiring only in Canada. Primary market is municipal and corporate transportation/emergency services sectors.
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