Timeline

2008
MTI launches a new mine-detection machine, the MDV-Mk4    2007 MTI awarded three United Nations contracts for demining in Sudan                 MTI completed the engineering of its first flail that was deployed to Afghanistan    2004       MTI was the first commercial demining contractor to start work in Iraq    2003       MTI awarded a contract in Lebanon - the largest mine clearance operation in the world at the time    2002           MineClear started buying and operating flails    2000         Mine-Tech won a number of United Nations contracts and was instrumental in developing working practices that laid the foundations for guideline documentation that is still in use today    1997 Mine-Tech projects included Mozambique, the Balkans, the Horn of Africa and Nicaragua           Early projects for MineClear included Libya, Egypt, Laos and Zaire    1990	2006     MTI operational office moved from Zimbabwe to the UK         2003     Mine Dog School integrated into MTI       2001     MTI machine workshop established in the UK   MineClear and Mine-Tech merge to form MineTech International (MTI)   1998     Mine Dog School established by Andre Le Roux and Johan van Wyk           1992   Mine-Tech created in Zimbabwe by Colonel Lionel Dyck   1989   MineClear was established as the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) division of Exploration Logistics Limited as a result of conducting ordnance disposal for seismic contractors
1989