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Construction Beyond Today

The Construction Industry Authority has successfully transited from the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), roping in the Building Control Advisory Council, thus marking a significant milestone in its commitment to enhancing the Construction industry in Mauritius.

The CIA is building upon its legacy of excellence by introducing innovative approaches and improvements to meet the evolving needs of its stakeholders and the Construction industry.

CIA’s core values are the guiding principles of our organization.

We exist to regulate and facilitate an efficient and effective Construction Industry.

1)  Corporate Vision 

Enhancing the lives of our citizens through a modern built environment.

2)  Corporate Mission 

To facilitate, promote, regulate, develop, and transform the Construction Industry for a safe, sustainable and smart Mauritius.

3)  Corporate Values 

  • Compliance 
  • Integrity
  • Accountability
  • Innovation & Creativity
  • Service Excellence

     


Pillars of CIA

Development

The CIA is committed to fostering the growth and advancement of the Construction Industry.

Promotion

The CIA aims to enhance the visibility and reputation of the Construction Industry.

Facilitation

The CIA strives to streamline processes and create a conducive environment for Industry operations.

Transformation

The CIA seeks to drive innovation and modernization within the Construction Industry.

Regulation

The CIA ensures compliance with Industry Standards and Regulations to maintain quality and safety.

The CIA is now recognized as a focal point for the Construction Industry in Mauritius.
The CIA is equipped with a comprehensive set of objectives and functions enabling it to ensure the proper development of the Construction Industry. 

Aim

The CIA of Mauritius aims at providing leadership and guidance towards the development of a competitive and world-class Construction Industry.

Registration Extension

New regulatory frameworks have been established for the registration of service providers beyond Consultants, including Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Operators for Construction Works, such as Draughtsman, Construction Technicians, and Third-Party Certifiers in Construction.

Furthermore, regulations have been implemented for the registration of Suppliers of Construction materials, Plants, and Equipment.

Shared Value

Compliance

The CIA upholds strict adherence to building codes and regulations to ensure public safety and structural integrity.

Integrity

Their commitment to honesty, transparency, and ethical conduct builds trust and confidence in the Construction Industry.

Accountability

The CIA takes responsibility for their actions and decisions and is committed to being transparent and responsive to the public.

Innovation & Creativity

The CIA fosters a culture of innovation to drive advancements in construction practices and technologies.

Service Excellence

The CIA provides exceptional services to stakeholders, exceeding expectations and building stronger partnerships.

Transformation

The CIA seeks to drive innovation and modernization within the Construction Industry.

Vision

Our promise is to enhance the lives of our citizens through a modern built environment.

Mission

Our organizational purpose We exist to regulate and facilitate an efficient and effective Construction Industry.

Build. Innovate. Progress.

Quality Policy

We are committed to always strive to provide quality regulatory, advisory, and capacity development services to the Construction Industry’s stakeholders, right the first time, on time, and every time.

We shall fully comply and conform with our mandate, customer needs and expectations, as well as the applicable Statutory and Regulatory requirements.

We shall ensure continual improvement of our services through evaluation of our customer satisfaction and performance.

 

We shall ensure that this policy is communicated, well understood, and demonstrably applied by all personnel and shall also be made available to relevant interested parties.

This policy shall be reviewed on an annual basis to ensure its continual suitability.

To achieve these objectives, the following measures shall be strictly adhered to:

Visitors will be greeted and registered in the visitors book located at the reception desk.

The visitor’s name, arrival and departure times, purpose of visit, and contact information will be recorded.

Visitors Policy

All visitors, regardless of status or position, are required to strictly adhere to the visitor’s policy and any established guidelines. In the event of an incident, the emergency preparedness and response procedures will be implemented.

The intellectual property of the CIA shall be respected and protected from infringement by unauthorized parties or individuals acting on behalf of the CIA.

This policy will be communicated and understood by all internal and external stakeholders. The policy will also be reviewed annually to ensure its continual applicability and relevance.

The activities undertaken by the CIA necessitate that visitors receive clear, appropriate advice, guidance, and education to ensure their complete protection from incidents that may lead to ill-injured health injuries or property damage.

These objectives collectively aim to create a more sustainable, efficient, and responsible Construction Industry.

The intellectual property of the CIA shall be respected and protected from infringement by unauthorized parties or individuals acting on behalf of the CIA.

This policy will communicated and understood by all internal and external stakeholders the policy will also be reviewed annually to ensure its continual applicability and relevance.

The activities undertaken by the CIA necessitate that visitors receive clear appropriate advice, guidance and education to ensure their complete protection from incidents that may lead to ill-injured health injuries or property damage.

These objectives collectively aim to create a more sustainable, efficient, and responsible Construction Industry.

Management Team at CIA

CIA values strong relationships and has seen the benefit they bring.

Mr. Trilock BHUNJUN

Officer -in-Charge

trilockbhunjun@ciamauritius.org

Mr. Vinay Kumar RAWOO

Manager Technical Services

vrawoo@ciamauritius.org

The Board of CIA

The Construction Industry Authority has successfully transited from the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), roping in the Building Control Advisory Council, thus marking a significant milestone in its commitment to enhancing the Construction Industry in Mauritius.

The CIA is building upon its legacy of excellence by introducing innovative approaches and improvements to meet the evolving needs of its stakeholders and the Construction Industry.

Composition of Construction Industry Authority Board

For the Period 2025:

Mr Avinash Shree MOJEE

Chairperson

Commercial Director, AKGM Co. Ltd

Mr Marie Joseph RAMSAMY

A representative of the Ministry

Permanent Secretary

Mrs Jaya Oogur KAWOL

A representative of the Ministry responsible for the subject of finance

Lead Analyst

Mr Devanand Rawojee

A representative of the Ministry responsible for the subject of environment

Deputy Permanent Secretary

Mr Ajay TEELUCKDHARRY

A representative of the Ministry responsible for the subject of local government

Deputy Permanent Secretary

Mr Vineet LUCKOO

A professional architect, being a member of the Professional Architects’ Council (PAC) established under the PAC Act, to be designated by the Council

Professional Architect

Mr Prem Anand Kumarsingh JUDDOO

A professional quantity surveyor, being a member of the Professional Quantity Surveyors’ Council (PQSC) established under the PQSC Act, to be designated by the Council

Professional Quantity Surveyor

Mr Govindarasen NAYAGEN

A registered engineer, being a member of the Council of Registered Professional Engineers of Mauritius (CRPE) established under the Registered Professional Engineers Council Act, to be designated by the Council

Registered Professional Engineer

Mr Deeyeshsing DOOLOOA

A representative of the micro, small and medium enterprises of the construction sector

Director, RD Construction Ltd

Mr Mehran ABDOURAMANE

A representative of an association of contractors for building and civil engineering works

Group Chief Executive Officer, Sotravic Group

Mr Stephane ST MART

A representative of an association of contractors for mechanical and electrical works

Managing Director – Electrical & Control Specialists Ltd (Mauritius)

Mr Jayesh DESAI

A representative of an association of consulting engineers

Director – Desai & Associates Ltd, Registered Professional Engineer

Dr. Asish SEEBOO

A representative of the academia

Senior Lecturer Department of Civil Engineering, University of Mauritius

Mr Jean Jacques JULLIENNE

General Manager - UBP Ltd

A representative of an association of manufacturers or suppliers of construction materials, plant and equipment

Mr Armon KISTEN

A person having wide experience in the construction industry

Director, Kisten Enterprise Co. Ltd and Business Consultant, Prince Contracting Ltd