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Environmental Engineering Students Gain Hands-on Experience in Water Supply Pipeline Installation with Industry Experts

As part of the course Practice of Installation of Exterior Water Supply and Drainage System (Course Code: 901043, 2 credits), coordinated by M.Sc. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong, students enrolled in the Environmental Engineering Technology Engineer Program at the Faculty of Environment and Labour Safety (ENLABSAFE) participated in a hands-on training session on water supply pipeline and water meter installation directly in the classroom.

This course is a specialized component of the engineer-level curriculum, designed to strengthen students’ practical competencies and provide real-world professional experience. The course integrates both on-campus and industry-based training, enabling students to gradually familiarize themselves with the actual working environment of the water supply and drainage sector.

The training session was conducted under the direct guidance of Mr. Ly Thanh Toan, Deputy Head of the Non-Revenue Water Reduction Division at Trung An Water Supply Joint Stock Company, who is also an alumnus of Cohort 12 of ENLABSAFE. The industry expert brought professional tools, materials, and equipment currently used in practice, providing students with valuable opportunities to gain firsthand exposure to industry technologies and operational procedures.

During the session, students were introduced to relevant technical knowledge, guided through installation procedures, and engaged in hands-on practice through both individual and group activities. These classroom-based practical exercises serve as an essential foundation before students participate in subsequent site-based training and water supply and drainage system installation activities at partner enterprises later in the course.

Through its strong industry-integrated training model, the engineer program of ENLABSAFE ensures that at least 30% of the curriculum is dedicated to practical training, internships, and experiential learning. This approach helps students develop professional skills, enhance practical competencies, and be well prepared to meet workplace requirements immediately upon graduation.

Below are several photographs capturing students practicing water supply pipeline installation under the guidance of faculty members and industry experts during the training sessions.

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