The current study aims to diagnose digital manufacturing and its role in enhancing environmental sustainability through a field test and a case study at the Northern state Cement Company/Badoush Cement Plant Expansion. The researchers developed a virtual model using theoretical literature on this topic. Hence, in order to emphasize the correlation and the nature of the influence between the two variables, this study adopts digital manufacturing and its role in enhancing environmental sustainability, as the study relied on the extent of its direct impact on enhancing environmental sustainability and focusing on the ninth goal related to industry, innovation, infrastructure, and at the level of the cement industry factory—Badoush Expansion—In Nineveh Governorate. Therefore, the research framework is to determine the extent to which the laboratory management uses digital manufacturing technologies such as 3D printing and advanced robotics, enhancing production processes, reducing waste, and promoting sustainable and customized manufacturing. To achieve this goal, the Quality House has been adopted as a measure that determines the extent of the impact of digital manufacturing in achieving quality. In manufacturing and production, according to a matrix represented by the Quality House, which publishes the quality function in the researched company and identifies the main reasons for the failure to achieve quality according to the FTA (fault tree analyses) by directly asking questions about the most important reasons for failure in digital manufacturing and knowing the extent of its impact on quality and thus its reflection on achieving development. Sustainability in general and environmental sustainability in particular.