On November 13, 2026, ATAD welcomed a delegation of lecturers and students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture (UAH) to visit ATAD Dong Nai Factory and gain insights into its steel structure manufacturing capabilities and fabrication technologies. The visit provided students with an opportunity to experience an industrial production environment and connect their academic knowledge with real-world business operations.
As part of the program, Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Huy – Factory Director, and Mr. Nguyen Duc Quyen – Deputy Factory Director, introduced the factory’s production capabilities, design operations, infrastructure systems and overall operational scale.
These insights helped students gain a better understanding of production organization, technical capabilities and the factory’s ability to meet the requirements of steel structure projects in both domestic and international markets.
In addition, Ms. Le Thi Tuyet Mai – Recruitment Manager, shared insights into ATAD’s working environment, corporate culture and career opportunities. The session provided students with a better understanding of workforce demands, professional requirements and potential career development pathways in the steel structure industry after graduation.
During the factory tour, students had the opportunity to explore key manufacturing processes, including cutting, drilling, welding, assembly and quality control. They also observed the advanced production lines, steel component fabrication processes and technical requirements at each stage of manufacturing.
Throughout the production areas, students actively engaged in discussions and raised questions about fabrication technologies, technical characteristics of steel components and quality control procedures. Direct exchanges with ATAD’s technical team provided practical insights into factory operations and how engineering knowledge is applied in actual manufacturing processes.
As one of ATAD’s key manufacturing facilities, ATAD Dong Nai Factory is equipped with modern production lines and advanced technologies to meet the manufacturing requirements of projects in both domestic and international markets. The factory has achieved LEED Gold certification, while its office building has been awarded LEED Platinum certification, demonstrating ATAD’s commitment to integrating manufacturing capabilities, a quality working environment and sustainable development.
Notably, the visit also supported UAH students’ academic learning and research as they developed their industrial design projects, focusing on steel structure manufacturing facilities.
Through this factory visit and professional exchange, ATAD contributed to providing students with practical exposure to the steel structure industry, strengthening their technical knowledge and broadening their perspectives on the corporate working environment. The program also represents a meaningful initiative to strengthen collaboration between ATAD and educational institutions, contributing to the development of a highly qualified workforce for the construction industry.
