KMUTNB has established comprehensive processes and preventive measures to ensure that polluted water does not enter the university’s drainage or public water systems. The University implements strict monitoring and control protocols to manage wastewater from laboratories, workshops, canteens, and dormitories. All wastewater generated on campus is directed to a central treatment system located nearby main canteen where it undergoes proper filtration and purification before being safely discharged. Hazardous chemical waste from laboratories is strictly segregated and handled according to environmental safety regulations, with clearly designated storage areas and disposal managed by authorized waste treatment companies.

To prevent pollution caused by accidents or incidents, KMUTNB has developed an Emergency Response and Spill Management Plan that includes rapid containment, clean-up procedures, and incident reporting mechanisms. Staff and laboratory personnel receive regular training on chemical handling, wastewater safety, and emergency protocols to minimize risks of contamination. Warning signs, secondary containment systems, and absorbent materials are placed in high-risk areas such as laboratories and maintenance workshops. The University’s Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Unit conducts periodic inspections to ensure compliance and to identify potential vulnerabilities in wastewater and pollution control systems.

Furthermore, KMUTNB promotes awareness and community participation in water protection through educational programs and environmental campaigns. Students and staff are encouraged to adopt sustainable practices such as minimizing chemical use, properly disposing of waste, and promptly reporting spills or leaks. Through continuous monitoring, preventive infrastructure, and proactive education, KMUTNB ensures that all water discharged from the campus meets environmental quality standards, contributing to the protection of local ecosystems and the surrounding community.