Community participation has a great role in developing the institutional capacity of the college to contribute to community service at the internal and external levels of the college:

* Community service at the internal level of the college is represented by a set of diverse activities and programs that serve faculty members, staff, students and workers through health and environmental awareness, seminars, specialized workshops and training programs for students. One of the most important roles of community service is to create a work environment with security and safety requirements to secure human cadres and facilities at the college, as well as communicate with its graduates to increase the bond between generations and contribute to providing job opportunities and raising their efficiency with continuous training to keep pace with the rapid technological development.

* At the external level of the college, the role of community service is to actively participate and provide services to civil society institutions and develop the surrounding community through joint cooperation in applied research projects and workshops to solve industrial and environmental issues, as well as organizing training programs for students in industrial and service institutions and qualified programs for the labor market. This cooperation is amplified by signing “protocols” of cooperation with these institutions that allow them to benefit from the expertise of the faculty members through the college's specialized units.