An educational visit to the Safa Water Treatment and Bottling Unit was recently organized for the students of Grade 11 and 12 Engineering Graphics of Ideal Indian School. The visit aimed to provide students with real-world exposure to industrial processes and practical knowledge of water purification and bottling. The session began with an introduction by Mr. Laiju, a chemist at Safa Water, followed by a short video presentation highlighting the company’s milestones. Safa is a leading water treatment company in Qatar, operating for more than 20 years. It is the first company in the country to receive the Quality Mark Emblem and is certified under ISO 22000 standards. The company employs over 500 staff members, operates 200 trucks, and uses advanced hydraulic machinery. Students learned about the step-by-step process of treating water sourced from the Public Distribution System (PDS) of Kahramaa. At Safa, water undergoes a systematic process of purification and quality control—from sourcing and treatment to filtration and bottling—ensuring that the final product is clean, safe, and ready for distribution.
They also interacted with the Marketing Manager and General Manager, gaining insights into the company’s production, quality control, and marketing strategies. The staff at Safa Water were welcoming and eager to answer students’ queries. This industrial visit provided an enriching learning experience, allowing students to connect classroom concepts with real-world industrial practices. The Engineering Graphics students expressed their sincere gratitude to Safa Water Treatment and Bottling Unit for the informative session and extended special thanks to the faculty and administration of Ideal Indian School for organizing this valuable educational trip.
