William Kennish

The William Kennish Building was originally the former Douglas water treatment works, and following refurbishment was officially opened on 11 November 2014 by a decendent of William Kennish.  

This campus includes world-class equipment and training areas for general engineering courses and the site has a motor vehicle workshop. 



Facilities

Drink and snack vending machines are available. Students are encouraged to pop up to the Homefield Road campus to visit the #2 cafeteria, access resources in the Library, drop in to Student Services, access the Academic Support Centre, chat to the Employability and Skills Coordinator or get support for additional educational needs

How to find us:

Driving along Glencrutchery Road heading towards Onchan - after you pass through the Grandstand take the next left onto Greenfield Road. Half way up the road turn left into the William Kennish Building's car park.

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Google Maps link: https://goo.gl/maps/2G8gE57Z2NvP8pMb8 

Parking:

Staff and visitor parking is available directly outside the building. Student can park at Thie Ushtey. 

Bus route:

Please visit the Isle of Man Bus and Rail website for further information. 

Accessibility

Parking: one disabled parking space

Toilets: two disabled toilets at this campus                      

Lift access: this campus has both ramp access and a lift

As part of the continued development of our facilities we’re regularly looking at ways to improve the accessibility of our campuses to meet the demands of our students. Students with additional accessibility needs have a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) in the unlikely event of a fire, and where we need to we’ll make changes to accommodate them in the delivery of their course.