A training program was implemented on the operation of a Rotary Vacuum Filter device for laboratory staff in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Petroleum Industries. The Unit Operations Laboratories in the department witnessed, on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, a specialized training session for laboratory personnel on operating the Rotary Vacuum Filter, under the direct supervision of Dr. Abbas Khalil. The training followed an interactive and non-traditional approach, as it was not limited to theoretical explanations. Instead, the system was broken down into precise operational stages, starting from controlling vacuum pressure and ending with improving separation efficiency. The session was distinguished by presenting real operational scenarios that simulate industrial environments, allowing participants to better understand the practical challenges faced in continuous filtration processes, especially in the petroleum industry. Dr. Abbas also emphasized reducing losses and improving energy consumption, directly linking the training to sustainability goals, particularly responsible consumption and production. This training represents an advanced step toward developing the competencies of laboratory staff and transforming knowledge from a purely academic framework into practical application that aligns with the demands of modern industry.