Overview
- Act: Railway Training Institute Act, 1977.
- Formed: 1977
- M.D : Kiziili-Otieno
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The Railway Training Institute (RTI) was established in 1977 under the Railway Training Institute Act to provide specialized training for railway personnel. It offers a range of courses in railway operations, engineering, safety, and management, contributing to the development of a skilled workforce for Kenya’s railway sector. RTI plays a key role in improving operational efficiency, safety standards, and technical expertise within the industry. The institute also supports professional development and provides certification programs for various railway-related disciplines, playing a vital role in the growth of the transport sector.
M.D : Kiziili-Otieno
Milly Kiziili-Otieno holds a degree in Human Resource Management and has over 20 years of experience in human resources, training, and organizational development. She has contributed significantly to workforce development in various sectors, particularly in the railway industry, focusing on training and capacity building for professionals.
Board of Governors
Prof. Eng. Silvester Abuotha
Chairman
Catherine Musakali
Director Kenya Railways Board / Board member
Dr. Obudho S. Omondi
Deputy Director (TVET) – Kenya Institute of Curriculum
Tom Mulati
Ag. Director Technical Education (TVET) – Ministry of Education
Milly Omido
Ag. General Manager (B&O) – Kenya Railways
Kiziili-Otieno
Director Railway Training Institute – BOG Secretary
Functions
- Train Railway Personnel: Provide specialized training for personnel in railway operations, maintenance, and management.
- Curriculum Development: Develop and update curricula for various railway training programs to meet industry needs.
- Certification Programs: Offer certification courses in railway engineering, operations, and safety for professionals.
- Research and Development: Conduct research to improve railway operations, safety, and efficiency.
- Safety Standards: Promote safety through training on the latest safety protocols and technologies in the railway sector.
- Capacity Building: Build the capacity of railway workers at different levels, including technical and managerial roles.
- Collaboration with Industry: Work with railway operators and industry stakeholders to ensure training meets current industry standards.
- Professional Development: Support ongoing professional development of railway personnel through advanced training programs.
- Consultancy Services: Provide consultancy services in railway operations and safety to both local and international clients.
- International Engagement: Engage in partnerships and collaborations with other international railway training institutions for knowledge exchange and capacity building.
Important Links
Address & Contacts
- Railway Training Institute,
- PO. Box 42226- 00100, GPO Nairobi, Kenya.
- training@rti.ac.ke
- +254 020 2378397