The Engineering Workshop is a fundamental laboratory facility that provides students with
hands-on training in basic manufacturing, fabrication, fitting, and maintenance practices.
It serves as the foundation for developing practical engineering skills and helps students
understand workshop technology, safety procedures, and industrial work culture.
The workshop enables students from various engineering disciplines to gain experience in
the use of tools, machines, and equipment commonly employed in engineering industries.
Through practical exercises and projects, students develop technical competence,
problem-solving abilities, and confidence in handling engineering tasks.
Students learn wood-working operations such as marking, cutting, planing,
chiseling, drilling, and joining using various carpentry tools and equipment.
Training is provided in measuring, marking, cutting, filing, drilling,
tapping, and assembly operations using standard fitting tools and instruments.
Students gain practical experience in welding techniques, joint preparation,
welding safety, and fabrication of simple structures.
The section provides training in sheet metal operations such as marking,
cutting, bending, folding, riveting, and fabrication work.
Equipped with conventional machine tools for turning, drilling, shaping,
and other machining operations, enabling students to understand manufacturing processes.
Students are introduced to electrical wiring, basic electrical installations,
testing, safety practices, and maintenance procedures.
