Join two ISA Divisions for free and. .

The Automation and Technology Department

(Additional Divisions cost $10 each.)

• Analysis Division (AD)
  This Division is ideal for professionals involved in process stream and laboratory methods of analysis—from theory and development to application, training, calibration, and more. Specialties include technologies such as spectroscopy, chromatography, electrochemistry, and sample handling.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/ad.
• Automatic Control Systems Division (ACOS)
  Exchange knowledge with leaders in the principles and practices of automatic control, including applications to physical, chemical, and geological processes. ACOS is perfect for those interested in analysis, synthesis, design, mechanization, automation, modeling, simulation, or optimization. Processes include continuous, batch, discrete, operations, manufacturing, and refining.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/acos.
• Computer Technology Division (COMPUTEC)
  Explore the development and reporting of real-time and historical databases, interface design, networking, higher-level programming languages, and object models. Discussions include concepts relating to the application of computers and data handling equipment to data acquisition, processing, storage and transmission, information theory, and industrial IT.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/computec.
• Management Division (MAN)
  Discuss the management and supervision of people and projects involving automation systems. MAN also focuses on managing maintenance issues related to automation and process control for existing and emerging technologies. MAN has a subcommittee with a focus on marketing and sales.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/man.
• Process Measurement and Control Division (PMCD)
  PMCD focuses on all aspects of process measurement and control, including primary sensors, control hardware, and software. This Division provides a source for continuous learning about measurement and control technology.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/pmcd.
• Robotics and Expert Systems Division (ROBEXS)
  ROBEXS Members work in areas like automated reasoning, artificial intelligence, expert systems, robotic sensors and vision, robotic manipulators, teleoperation, space robotic systems, and industrial robotics systems.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/robexs.
• Safety Division (SAFE)
  SAFE focuses on safety issues related to automation. SAFE’s subcommittees cover topics including safety instrumented systems, fire and gas systems, burner management systems, personnel safety, software, and security. Industries covered include process, offshore drilling, discrete parts, medical, nuclear, power, and transportation. Visit www.isa.org/divisions/safe.
• Telemetry and Communication Division (TELCOM)
  TELCOM pertains to networking equipment and software programming involved with transmitting data. The work includes data transmission from measuring and computing systems by telemetering means (direct wire, leased lines, microwave radio, and others), as well as data acquisition at processing centers. Visit www.isa.org/divisions/telcom.
• Test Measurement Division (TMD)
  Members of TMD cover measurement and instrumentation techniques, including sensing and signal conditioning for static and dynamic measurement of quantities such as force, mass, dimension, strain, temperature, and thermal properties.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/tmd.

The Industries and Sciences Department

(Additional Divisions cost $10 each.)

• Aerospace Industries Division (ASD)
  ASD serves professionals involved with aircraft, ground and flight testing, control, missiles, and space vehicles, as well as those involved in related aerodynamic measurement.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/asd.
• Chemical and Petroleum Industries Division (CHEMPID)
  Professionals geared to the acquisition and handling of raw materials and reagents, as well as the processing and inspection required in producing and handling petroleum, natural gas, chemical, and petrochemical products, comprise CHEMPID. Visit www.isa.org/divisions/chempid.
• Construction and Design Division (CONDES)
  Dedicated to engineers, designers, and builders, CONDES supports the development of industry standards for the use and installation of systems and automation in construction facilities.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/condes.
• Food and Pharmaceutical Industries Division (FPID)
• FPID is the ideal place for sharing and understanding the latest technologies for sensors, equipment, automation, computer systems, etc. for specialized human-based products meeting high standards of quality assurance.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/fpid.
• Mining and Metals Industries Division (M&M)
  Professionals concerned with economically and environmentally sound practices related to the extraction of metal ores, coal, cement, sand, gravel, and other minerals are served by M&M. This Division focuses on the handling, separation, processing, fabrication, related processes, and research and development for the production of finished mineral and metal products.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/mmid.
• Power Industry Division (POWID)
  Membership in POWID is for those involved in automation as it relates to the production and distribution of electrical power. POWID actively develops standards and produces an annual symposium.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/powid.
• Pulp and Paper Industry Division (PUPID)
  PUPID is concerned with all aspects of automation associated with the acquisition and handling of raw materials, R&D programs, fabrication, processing, and inspection necessary to produce and handle finished pulp and paper products.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/pupid.
• Water and Wastewater Industries Division (WWID)
  WWID provides news and education relating to water and wastewater management, including water processing and distribution, as well as wastewater collection and treatment.
  Visit www.isa.org/divisions/wwid.

Free to all:
Technical Interest Groups

• Glass and Ceramics Technical Interest Group (G&C)
  Automation professionals interested in economically and environmentally sound practices for the manufacture of glass and ceramic products benefit from G&C membership by exchanging ideas with like-minded professionals.
  Visit the G&C Technical Interest Group.
• Textiles Technical Interest Group (TXD)
  Members of TXD apply their automation knowledge to all aspects of textile manufacturing, from fiber to finished product. Discuss the latest developments in textile manufacturing technology including acquiring and handling raw materials, research and development, fabrication, finishing, and inspection.
  Visit the TXD Technical Interest Group.

Make the most of your ISA membership and join the ISA Technical Divisions that can enhance your career!

Visit www.isa.org/divisions to join or call 919-549-8411.