The workshop was established in 1978, it contains 15 machines specialized in metals forming using the cutting machines   and welding applications. In this workshop students are trained on: various types of metals cutting, welding, metals forming. In addition to, scraping operations, surfaces leveling, turning operations, horizontal and vertical milling, cutting gears in all their forms, and surfaces precise grinding and smoothing.

This workshop aims to train students to use manual engineering skills for various metal fabrication and maintenance operations such as sawing, filing, grinding, drilling, riveting, metal cutting, bending and other skills. And these skills are necessary for all types of metal fabrication and shaping. It is necessary for everyone who works in the industry to acquire these skills. The student is trained in secondary skills related to civil engineering and architecture, such as mixing colors, curving on glass and wood, and other processes.

A 3D printing laboratory was established in 2019. It belongs to the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The laboratory includes different types of 3d-printers. The Provides the students with practical skills in the field of 3D printing. It serves the students of the College of Engineering in particular and serves the College of Medicine and the local community.

The Autotronics workshop was established in 2014, it belongs to the Department of Mechanical Engineering. The workshop serves automotive engineering students, diplomas and professional diplomas in the Department of Continuing Education. The workshop aims to link theoretical courses of Automotive Engineering with the labor market, where the student learns to diagnose faults of electronic systems in vehicles and maintain them using modern testing devices. Recently, the workshop was provided with equipment for diagnosing and maintaining electric and hybrid vehicles.