It is a unit of Royal Maintenance Corps, the core of which was formed in 1950 under the name of the Engineering Workshop. It supported the First Engineering Company and joined Royal Maintenance Corps in 1976, at which point it was named the Engineering Equipment Workshops.

Based on the first phase of the restructuring of the Directorate of the Royal Maintenance Corps, the Engineering Equipment Workshops were dissolved in 2008. They were then re-established as part of the second phase of restructuring in 2018 and undertake specialized maintenance work involving the repair, development, modification, and rebuilding of various engineering machinery and equipment.

Duties:

• Providing technical support for all engineering vehicles and equipment used by all units of Jordan Armed Forces - Arab Army.
• Performing third and fourth-line repairs for all engineering equipment in all units.
• Conducting out first and second-line repairs for engineering equipment in units that do not have technical detachments, through technical support teams.
• Performing overhaul work on major and minor assemblies for all engineering vehicles and equipment.
• Supervising its subordinate technical detachments in all technical and technical-administrative matters.
• Conducting technical assessments of all vehicles and equipment operating in the Jordanian Armed Forces - the Arab Army.
• Implementing technical modifications to engineering vehicles and equipment.
• Preparing engineering vehicles and equipment in Warehouse/11 before they are issued to user units.
• Participating in the formation of the reserve armored workshop.
• Participating in the formation of the central rescue group for operational purposes.