MacQueen is a Certified CAAS Remounter

CAAS Remount KO-1

MacQueen is a Commission on the Accreditation of Ambulance Services Certified Remount Facility that specializes in remounting and refurbishing ambulances from all manufacturers to a "like new" condition on a chassis of your choice. Our operations strictly adhere to KKK, FMVSS, and DOT standards to ensure the highest quality for your remount.

Ambulance Remount Certifications

The MacQueen Remount Advantage

A MacQueen Remount provides distinct financial and performance advantages. Let us guide you through our process and demonstrate how we can save you money while extending the lifespan and value of your original purchase.

Cost Savings Customers typically experience savings of 30-50% on full-size ambulance remounts compared to purchasing a brand-new emergency vehicle.

Time Savings Lead times generally range from 90 to 120 days from when we receive either your ambulance to be remounted or the new chassis—whichever arrives later. We also maintain a stock of certain chassis models to potentially shorten your wait.

Custom Options We offer extensive customization capabilities, including converting ambulances from Type III to Type I and remounting onto any chassis brand. From aftermarket suspension systems tailored for specific chassis to comprehensive interior modifications or a complete module refurbishment, MacQueen has all your needs covered.

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Remount Capabilities
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Chassis

Chassis options from Ford, Chevy, Dodge, International, Freightliner, and Kenworth

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Box Repair

Repair and refurbishing of old ambulance module

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Electrical

Electrical components and upgraded hardwired electrical systems with printed circuit boards or Multiplex

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Hardware

Door handles, latches, grab handles, electric steps, seat cushions, trim and accessories

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Flooring

Non-skid floor coverings from Lonseal and subfloor repair or complete overhaul 

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Suspension Enhancements

Suspension components from Liquid Spring

 

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Cab Components

Aluminum frame console, custom switch panels, sirens, GPS, Radio, and backup cameras 

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Paint and Graphics​

Complete module paint, custom lettering, and chevrons

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Medical Equipment

Oxygen systems, suction systems, med refrigeration units, secure med lockers, power cots, power cot loading devices

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Interior Exterior Lights

Interior and exterior lighting from Whelen, TecNiq and various other lighting products

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Climate Control

HVAC climate control systems, AC, heat, hoses, fittings and optional external condensers.

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Safety

Squad bench safety nets, harness seating, seat monitoring devices, interior module camera's, collision mitigation camera's 

CAAS Certified Remount Guidelines

MacQueen adheres to all recommended guidelines and specifications related to the new chassis, as well as the installation of components and equipment in the remounted vehicle. This includes ensuring the compatibility of key components with the make and year model of the chassis being used.

Prior to production, MacQueen conducts a series of steps to assess the feasibility of the proposed remount vehicle. This process involves visually inspecting the ambulance body module to determine its condition and suitability for continued service life, including its compatibility with the new chassis.

Additionally, as part of the viability process, MacQueen will provide a Scope of Work document outlining a detailed proposal to the customer. This document will also confirm compliance with FMVSS requirements, weight balance, and payload analysis, with a minimum payload of 1,500 pounds required.

Furthermore, any additional deficiencies or defects discovered during the production process will be promptly communicated to the purchaser for mutually agreed-upon remediation. MacQueen will maintain written documentation of each step of the production process, including evaluation of the original vehicle, engineering analysis for major modifications, the production sequence, and quality control checks.