History Of CTTI

Construction Technology Training Institute (CTTI) was established as Construction Machinery Training Center (CMTC) in May 1986 by the Government of Japan through Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The institute, A LIVING MONUMENT OF PAKISTAN – JAPAN FRIENDSHIP, is functioning under Ministry of Communications, Government of Pakistan and under the administrative control of Frontier Works Organization.  

Established as Construction Machinery Training Center (CMTC) by JICA

CMTC inaugurated by Prime Minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto on 26 Sep 1989

The Institute, having successfully achieved its aim and objectives, was upgraded in 1992 and renamed as Construction Machinery Training Institute (CMTI). Classes of Diploma of Associate Engineer in Mechanical Technology, Construction Machinery Planning and Employment Course and Construction Machinery Supervision Course were started in 1993.  

Diploma of Associate Engineer in Civil Technology and “Capacity Building” Short courses i.e. Civil Surveyor, Civil Draughtboard, Building Electrician, Building Painter, Plumber and Sanitary Installer, Bricklayer/Mason, Carpenter and Construction Material Technician were introduced in 2006. 

In 2006, Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz visited CMTI and directed to enhance its capacity

3rd DAE - 2007

Civil Engineering Technology started 

4th DAE - 2011

Quantity Survey Technology started  

5th DAE – SEP 2018

Information and Communication Technology

  Turner Machinist with CNC and Health Safety & Environment courses have recently been started i.e wef July 2015. Construction Machinery. Training Institute (CMTI) was renamed as Construction Technology Training Institute (CTTI). Diploma of Associate Engineer in Civil Technology (with specialization in Quantity Survey) was introduced in 2011. Presently 5 x Diploma courses of 3 years duration and about 41 x different vocational short courses ranging 1 to 6 months duration are being conducted by this Institute.

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