LMTI has fully air-conditioned classrooms ,well equipped with modern audio-visual aids for the different theoretical and practical trainings. Each classroom can accommodate minimum 24 students, and larger drawing halls are available when required.
Laboratories are essential in supporting the classroom taught aspects of science, engineering and computer related subjects. To fulfill the needs of students and teachers, various well-equipped laboratories have been set up to demonstrate and teach the principles of material testing, mechanics, hydraulics, electric control systems, electronic equipment and electric machinery.
The campus has one modern computer lab equipped with high performance servers and workstations. LMTI is keenly aware of the importance of computers in all professions and will ensure that these facilities keep evolving to keep pace with the needs of students to develop a high degree of proficiency in computers related to their discipline.
A dedicated broadband connection with high speed provides Internet connectivity to the campus. The fully switched network plus Wi-Fi capability in the training and residential areas provides residents with 24x7 Internet access from almost anywhere on campus.
A decent spaced library caters exclusively to the students and faculty of LMTI. It offers a broad range of titles relevant to maritime disciplines, mechanical engineering, computers and the basic sciences. multi-media resources are also available and are expected to grow.
A 50 seater fully air-conditioned auditorium provides a venue for seminars, large group presentations and special events including students' extra-curricular activities.
A seafarer’s training should enable him or her to effectively use the tools available onboard to accomplish the maintenance, repair and operational demands of the job. To impart this competency, LMTI’s programs rely heavily on practical training, conducted at the custom built and equipped workshop. Students are given hands-on training in the proper use of tools, safe practices, equipment characteristics as well as repair and maintenance procedures under the supervision and guidance of the resident faculty.
The campus has a custom built mock up model of various shipboard spaces located in an integrated Fire fighting training complex where shipboard fires can be simulated and fire-fighting techniques demonstrated. This facility is used for imparting both Basic Fire-Fighting and Advanced Fire-Fighting training, as required under mandatory IMO Modular courses.
A ship's mast and other ship's appurtenances, including Mc Gregor hatch covers also provide simulated environments for training in seamanship skills.
A 25 meter long swimming pool with a 5 meter diving platform provides the requisite features to train students in life saving and personal survival techniques at sea.