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One of the core activities of CIA is the registration of Consultants and Contractors.
The Act makes provisions for the Registration of both Local & Foreign Consultants and Contractors.
This is supported by enabling Regulations which stipulate detailed provisions of the main Act about the Legislation of the Registration Process.
The Registration has now extended to other fields in the Construction Sector.
New Regulations have recently been made for Registration of Service Providers other than Consultants viz Computer Aided Design(CAD) operators for Construction works including Draughtsman, Technician in Construction and Third Party Certifier in Construction.
Regulations have also been made for the Registration of Suppliers of Construction Materials, Construction Plants and Equipment.
These core values are the guiding principles of our organization.
1) Vision – our future aims
Enhancing the lives of our
citizens through a modern built environment .
2) Mission – our organizational purpose
To facilitate, promote, regulate,
develop and transform the construction industry for a safe,
sustainable and
smart Mauritius
3) Values:
(i) Compliance
(ii) INTEGRITY
(iii) Accountability
(iv) Innovation & Creativity
(v) Service
Excellence
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.
The activities at
Construction Industry Authority warrant that visitors shall be clearly
and properly advised, guided and educated to ensure full protection against any
such incidents that may result into their ill health, injuries and damage to
property.
To realise the above aim, the
following shall be unfailingly observed and seem to be observed:
This policy shall be communicated and understood by
all internal and external people. This policy is also subjected to annual
review in the light to ensure its applicability and relevance as well.
CIDB value on strong relationships and have seen the benefit they bring to our business.
The Authority shall be administered and managed by the
Construction Industry Board. Sections 9 of the Act make provisions for the modus operandi of the Board. The Board is mandated to provide leadership and guidance to management. Its key purpose is to ensure the success of CIA by collectively directing the affairs of the organization.
The Board focuses mainly on setting strategies by determining strategic options, select those to be followed and decide the means and ways for management to implement them. Members of the Board , other than the ex-officio members, hold office for a period of 2 years.
A member other than an ex-officio member may not serve for more than 2 consecutive terms, unless the Minister reappoints him on account of his exceptional experience or the importance of his continued membership for the purpose of implementing a plan of action that he initiated.
The Board meets monthly and holds special meetings whenever required to deal with urgent matters.
Composition of Construction Industry Authority Board For the Period 2025:
| SN | Organisation | Member |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mr Avinash Shree MOJEE (Chairperson) |
|
| 2 | Ministry of National Infrastructure and Community Development |
Mr Marie Joseph RAMSAMY (firm) Mrs GOOLOOA Neeru Devi (alternate) |
| 3 | Ministry of Finance | Mrs Jaya OOGUR KAWOL (firm) Mrs Cindy CLAIR (alternate) |
| 4 | Ministry of Local Government and Disaster Risk Management | Mr Ajay TEELUCKDHARRY (firm) Mrs Lakshana RUGHOOBUR BHUNJUN (alternate) |
| 5 | Ministry of Environment, Solid Waste Management and Climate Change | Mr Devanand Rawojee (firm) |
| 6 | Professional Quantity Surveyors’ Council | Mr Anand JUDDOO (firm) Mr Nitin RAMPHUL (alternate) |
| 7 | Council of Registered Professional Engineers | Mr Govindarasen NAYAGEN |
| 8 | Professional Architects’ Council | Mr Vineet LUCKOO (firm) Mr Rambassun Sewpal (alternate) |
| 9 | SMEs of the Construction Sector | Mr Deeyeshsing DOOOLOOA |
| 10 | Association of Contractors for Building and Civil Engineering Works | Mr Mehran ABDOURAMANE |
| 11 | Association of Contractors for Mechanical and Electrical Works |
Mr
Louis Stephane St Mart
|
| 12 | Person having wide experience in the Construction Industry | Mr Armon KISTEN |
| 13 | Association of Consulting Engineers | Mr Jayesh DESAI |
| 14 | Representative of the Academia | Dr. Asish SEEBOO |
| 15 | Association of Manufacturers / Suppliers of Construction Materials, Plants & Equipment | Mr Jean Jacques JULLIENNE |
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