Emergency Vehicle Conversions, Boksburg

About Emergency Vehicle Conversions

”Emergency Vehicle Conversions is a South African ambulance builder & converter of specialist vehicles We are a Johannesburg based coach builder specialising in converting vehicles to ambulances, emergency service vehicles, specialised support vehicles, mobile clinics, dog cage conversions, veterinary clinics and rescue vehicles. Our conversions can be customised to suit our client’s specific requirements and we draw on our team’s operational experience within the emergency services to assist in achieving the optimum solutions thereto. The company was established in 2002 by Mr. Jonathan Greenhill and Mr. Jonty Rosenthal. The team has been involved in the manufacture of emergency vehicles since 1992. The company is today still owned and operated by Jonty. The balance of the team is made up of 25 trained and experienced ambulance and specialized vehicle craftsmen and women. The company is registered as a Closed Corporation incorporated in the Republic of South Africa. We comply with all legislative requirements involved therein. Our clients include Lonmin Platinum Mines, South 32, Netcare 911(National), Swaziland EMS, Buthalezi EMS (National), Maponya 911 (National), Emer-G-Med (National), Avis Fleet Services, Fleet Africa, De Beers Mines (National), Debswana Mines (Botswana), Hatzolah Medical Rescue (Johannesburg) and South African Police Service (Crime scene management) among others. We are also able to do a variety of ambulances, utility vehicles, mortuary vans, wheelchair ramps, mobile offices, tool vans and mobile workshops. We are registered with the South African Department of Transport as a body builder (MIB) and have NRCS approved Homologation on our converted vehicles. Our vehicles are built to the highest quality standards utilizing only high grade materials and fasteners. Our client’s safety and comfort is of paramount importance to us. All vehicles are parked in a safe and secure environment. Read more

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