Construction Technology specialization students (2020 batch) visits the Raw Water Treatment Plant at Kilinochchi on 28.03.2025.

From Theory to Reality!
As part of the Water and Wastewater Treatment module (ETC434TC3), 4th-year Construction Technology students visited the NWSDB Water Treatment Plant in Kilinochchi!
From raw water intake to chlorination, students witnessed the real-world treatment process in action – deepening their understanding far beyond the classroom.
A big thank you to the amazing NWSDB Kilinochchi team for the warm welcome, multilingual guidance, and making the visit so informative and engaging!
 

Constrution Technology specialization successfully completed the Construction heavy equipment practical awareness session at Construction Equipment Operator Training Centre (CEOTC), Galkulama on 03.05.2025 and 04.05.2025.

Hands-On Learning in Action!
As part of the Fieldwork in Construction Technology module (ETC332TC2), our 3rd and final year Construction Technology students rolled up their sleeves and took part in a dynamic two-day workshop at the Construction Equipment Operator Training Centre (CEOTC), Galkulama! 
With expert guidance and real equipment at their fingertips — including the Hydraulic Excavator, Motor Grader, Wheel Loader, Backhoe Loader, and Self-Propelled Vibrating Roller — students experienced what it’s really like to work with the machines that build our world. 
Huge thanks to Eng. W.N.E. Croos and his amazing team for their flawless organization, and to our industry experts Mr. Sarath Kariyawasam and Chartered Engineer Sisira Kumara Delay for sharing their invaluable knowledge.
A special shout-out to the University of Jaffna for supporting this essential training that bridges the gap between theory and real-world practice!
 
“We are thrilled to announce that our second-year students from the Automobile Specialization, Department of Engineering Technology, Faculty of Technology, University of Jaffna had an incredible opportunity to visit DIMO 800 Mercedes-Benz Centre, Vega Innovations, and Ideal Motors Assembly Plant as part of their automobile industry exploration! 🔧✨
This visit provided valuable hands-on exposure to cutting-edge automotive technologies, electric vehicle innovations, and industry best practices. Students engaged with industry experts, explored advanced manufacturing processes, and gained real-world insights into the future of the automobile sector.
A big thank you to DIMO 800 Mercedes-Benz Centre, Vega Innovations, and Ideal Motors Assembly Plant for their hospitality and knowledge-sharing. This experience will undoubtedly inspire and empower our students in their academic and professional journeys. 🚀
Stay tuned for more exciting learning experiences!
Electro Technology – 2022 Batch had an insightful 2-day field visit to Upper Kotmale & Kotmale Hydropower Plants! 🏞️⚙️ This experience provided first-hand exposure to hydropower generation, engineering innovations, and renewable energy’s role in national development.
 
🔹 Day 1: Upper Kotmale Power Station
Commissioned in 2012, the 150 MW Upper Kotmale Hydropower Project (UKHP) harnesses the Kotmale Oya through an 18 km-long headrace tunnel. Originally proposed in the 1960s, it now plays a key role in Sri Lanka’s energy mix. 🔋⚡
 
🔹 Day 2: Kotmale Dam & Power Station
Completed in 1985, the 87m-high, 600m-long Kotmale Dam holds 174 million cubic meters of water. The 201 MW power station is vital for energy, irrigation, and flood control. 🏗️💡
 
 
A big thank you to the Deputy General Manager of Kotmale Power Station for this valuable learning opportunity!

The Department of Biosystems Technology organized a field visit on 21 st January 2025 as part of
the Palm and Nut Processing Technology course. The visit was conducted at the Palmyra
Development Board (PDB) and its affiliated centers. A total of 70 students and 5 staff members
participated in the visit. The program commenced with a brief introductory session hosted by the Chairman of
PDB, who provided an overview of the organizations operations and contributions to the
development of palmyra industry.

Key Highlights of the Visit
  • Visit to the Pulp Processing Unit

Students observed the Palmyra RTS (Ready-to-Serve) production process at the pulp
processing unit situated within the PDB. They gained practical insights into the
production and packaging processes.

  • Palmyra Research Institute

The visit to the Palmyra Research Institute provided students with exposure to ongoing
research activities and analysis facilities. They observed the workings of various
laboratories, including the Analytical, Microbiology, and Food Development laboratories.

  • Visit to “Katpakam” Outlet

Students visited the "Katpakam" outlet, where they observed a variety of Palmyra-based
value-added products, enhancing their understanding of product diversification in the
industry.

  • Toddy Bottling Center, Achchuveli

At the toddy bottling center in Achchuveli, students observed the toddy production and
bottling processes. This visit demonstrated the industrial-scale handling and processing of
toddy.

  • Jaggery Making Unit, Thellipalai

The group visited the jaggery making unit in Thellipalai, where students gained
knowledge about traditional and modern methods of jaggery production and its
importance as a Palmyra-based sweetener.

  • Tuber Flour Processing, Karainagar Society

The final visit was to the Karainagar society, where students observed the processing of
Palmyra tubers into flour. This provided insights into tuber-based product development
and its potential applications.