ISA Toronto Section
Welcome to the ISA Toronto Section Website:
The Toronto Section is here to serve the members of the International Society of Automation (ISA). Our goal is to provide the local members of the GTA and surrounding areas with the means to stay connected with current trends in the automation technology industries and provide the venue whereby they can meet and network with other professionals in the community.
Dear Toronto ISA Members and Associates
As COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions remain in place for meeting and event rooms, we will continue to organize our monthly meetings through videoconferences and ZOOM webinars.
Monthly meetings are not scheduled during June, July and August. We hope that by September 2021, the pandemic will be under control and that the province will allow for indoor meetings with or without restrictions of group participants. Once the facts are known, we will post the status of our end-of-September dinner and conference event on our website.
The Toronto ISA Executive Committee is looking for volunteers among the members of the Toronto Section who have an interest in taking on important roles in advancing our efforts for our Toronto chapter.
Please share your interest with isa.toronto@outlook.com Subject: Position on the Executive Committee.
Become a member or Guest Speaker: The Toronto ISA Section is reaching out to interested parties to be presenters at our monthly meetings. Member are encouraged to provide their support in promoting our section for new members and monthly dinner presenters. Please forward your interest to isa.toronto@outlook.com.
Education and Training: The ISA has a full slate of on-line and in-class training courses and certifications. If you are interested in a specific area of in-class training in the GTA let us know at isa.toronto@outlook.com.
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District & Division: The Building Automation Division is growing and supported by the Toronto Section. Check the link for other Divisions within the ISA