Regular/Vol Units
- 1st Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Panagoda - Commanding By Lt Col Sujeewa Kristhorubadu(SF - South)
- 2nd(V) Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Diyathalawa - Commanding By Lt Col Nalinda Ariyasena
- 3rd Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Minneriya-Commanding By Lt Col Asela Amarasekera(SF-East)
- 4th Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Jaffna- Commanding By Lt Col Indika Yakandawela (SF - North)
- 5th Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Anuradhapura-Commanding By Lt Col Duminda Gunasinghe(SF-Wanni)
- 6th Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Mulatiu- Commanding By Lt Col Sanjaya Gunewardhana(SF-Mulatiu)
- 7th Sri Lanka Electrical and Mechanical Engineers - Kilinochchi- Commanding By Maj DA Sirimannage(SF-Kilinochchi)
- EME Armd Battalion-Sarliyapura-Commanding By Lt Col Deepal Hathurusinghe- Tel-+94252234812
- EME Arty Bde Wksp-Minneriya-Commanding By Lt Col Nalin Peiris Tel-+94273273416
- Sri lanka Electrical And Mechnaical Engineers School-Commndant-Lt Col Sarath Tennakoon
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