The engineering facilities include a fully equipped automotive workshop for maintenance and repairs on farming equipment. Now newly renovated and extended, the engineering facilities rank as one of the best of their kind for practical training in Australia, featuring both electric and oxy acetylene welding. The Dalby Agricultural College workshop maintains all the College fleet of 22 passenger vehicles and 22 tractors and trucks and buses and motorbikes. The majority of this work is done under student instruction including diesel engine maintenance and repairs, and petrol engine overhauls. Many students overhaul their own engines out of College hours with knowledge and experience gained in the workshop.
Students use an excellent hydraulic training table that simulates the hydraulics on a tractor.
Other training equipment includes auto electric wiring boards simulating wiring up of farm vehicles. Extra courses in farm engineering are run at night, which students can attend in addition to the curriculum. Stock Horse Husbandry and Management Horses are used to do nearly all of the Dalby Agricultural College's cattle work. Around 40 horses are kept at College. Facilities on campus include cracker dust arena 70 x 80m, ten enclosed stables, barn, and round yard for breaking.