The purpose of this study to evaluate the influence of industrial wastewater pollution in the Sohar Industrial Port (SIP) with a particular focus on the presence heavy metals. It aims to highlight the urgent need to balance between economic development and environmental sustainability, urging stricter regulations and improved monitoring systems to protect both the local community and the surrounding ecosystem. This research investigates the environmental and public health effects resulting from industrial activities in the SIP area. The methodology included both primary and secondary data collection to obtain a comprehensive understanding of industrial wastewater pollution in the region. Primary data were collected through the sampling and laboratory analysis of wastewater from SIP. Samples were collected quarterly, specifically in June, September, and December, to monitor seasonal variations. The findings showed heavy metals are health hazards where there were some metals level exceeding the WHO standards, these results considered as risks alarm and has to work on to mitigate its bad effects on the human health. The presence of these pollutants not only threatens the environment but also poses a significant risk to human health. Immediate action is necessary to mitigate these effects and to promote sustainable industrial practices in the area.