CTI Information
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Drive-In Forks First Product
In 1967 the company introduced the innovative - and patented - Drive-In
forks. In the following years, the company developed a variety of other
products. In 1974 operations were moved to Denver, Colorado, and in 1978
a holding company was formed with two operating subsidiaries. The hydraulic
and pneumatic products were assigned to a new, separate company under
the executive management of John Livingston, with the forks remaining
in Construction Technology, Inc. under the direction of Pat Livingston,
first as General Manager and later as President, the position she holds
today.
Dedicated to Quality
The company is guided by a dedication to quality - in manufacturing,
in employee matters, and in service to its customers. As evidence of this,
Construction Technology, Inc. was the first company in the attachments
industry to offer a one-year warranty when 90 days was standard. Now confidence
in its products has permitted the company to extend its warranty to three
years, triple the current industry standard of one year.
Regional Distribution
CTI, a privately held Delaware corporation, has six regional FOB points. The company continues
to be based in Denver where its manufacturing,
marketing, and administrative operations are located.
Product Lines
Frequently referred to as CTI (now a registered trademark) or CTI Products,
the company manufactures seven different lines:
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Standard Drive-In forks
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Heavy-duty Drive-In forks
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4-in-1 Bucket forks
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Clamp-on forks
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Skid-steer forks
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Asphalt cutters
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Fork extensions
Strong Management
The executive management team has the following members:
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Pat Livingston
President and CEO
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D. Kelleen Darnell
Vice President - Sales and Marketing
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George Drott
National Sales Manager
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C. Leroy Welch
Vice President - Manufacturing
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