The Department of Building and Construction Engineering Technologies hosted a specialized scientific workshop focused on one of the most critical issues in structural engineering, titled: "Diagnosis and Treatment Methods for Concrete Cracks in Engineering Structures" Presented by: Asst. Lect. Sally Sailan Hussein Asst. Lect. Kawthar Hussein Shalan Workshop Themes: The session focused on both diagnostic and remedial aspects of concrete defects, covering: Classification of Cracks: Distinguishing between structural and non-structural cracks and understanding their causes (shrinkage, corrosion, or overloading). Engineering Inspection Methods: Reviewing modern techniques for assessing crack depth and width to evaluate structural safety. Advanced Repair Materials: Highlighting the use of epoxy resins, bonding agents, and modern chemical technologies for structural restoration. Prevention and Sustainability: Choosing appropriate concrete mixes and casting conditions to minimize future cracking. Objective: The workshop aimed to enrich the technical knowledge of engineers and students, training them on making sound engineering decisions when encountering concrete defects to ensure structural longevity and safety.