The phrase "engineering workshops" is correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The students participated in various engineering workshops, where they learned hands-on skills related to mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering.
Suddenly, the engineering workshops at Snecma S.A., the engine maker based in Paris, seem as pristine as a chapel.
Middlesbrough College opened in 2008; it houses engineering workshops, training kitchens, hair and beauty salons, and other vocational course facilities for 16- to 18-year-olds.
The Sentul and Ipoh Road area is the site of railway (assembly and construction) and engineering workshops and sawmills, and cement is manufactured at Rawang to the north.
Two years later he returned to Scotland, where he worked on various inventions, apprenticed in engineering workshops in Aberdeen and Dundee, and learned civil engineering in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
At this point we can respond rather like the secretary of the Treasury Martin Parkinson did when pondering the same question in June when he answered: "As an economist I am not going to tell you that there will be 27 more engineering workshops in the Hunter Valley in three years' time.
This approach will seriously address the deficiencies in the present-day skills of working professionals, as observed by the authors in teaching professional engineering workshops.
Her London school, St Paul's Girls', now has a Rosalind Franklin design technology engineering workshop.
Earlier there'd been a "paper engineering" workshop – "basically pop-up cards," one of the on-site tour guides said.
The Capital of Culture hub will be Logomo (logomo.fi), a cavernous former engineering workshop in the heart of the old industrial and shipbuilding area.
Specifically, he's in an engineering workshop on a Manchester industrial estate, eyeing a 200kg piece of cast iron destined to line the edge of a Crossrail tunnel.
The HSE may inspect an engineering workshop one year in eight; the council gets round to a graphics studio one year in 12.
