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MEMBERSHIP

Why ASHRAE Is Worth It

ASHRAE membership pays for itself. You get the industry’s best technical resources, discounts on everything the Society publishes, and a seat in a community of Idaho engineers, contractors, and building professionals who will sharpen your career.

  • ASHRAE Journal — monthly coverage of the technical, government, and industry issues shaping HVAC&R: energy management, indoor air quality, fire and smoke control, thermal storage, and more.
  • Insights — the Society newsletter with chapter news, research project updates, and conference reports.
  • 33% off ASHRAE publications — standards, handbooks, manuals, transactions, research bulletins, and conference proceedings.
  • Registration discounts — Society meetings, conferences, Professional Development Seminars, and the ASHRAE/ARI Exposition.
  • Member insurance programs — group rates worth checking; one Idaho member found ASHRAE disability and life coverage at nearly half the cost of their previous provider.
  • Your local network — monthly technical meetings, distinguished lecturers, socials, and connections across Idaho’s HVAC&R community. Serving on a chapter committee builds your reputation while it builds the chapter.

Membership is through ASHRAE Society — join at ashrae.org and Idaho-area members automatically become part of Chapter 135. Then come to the next chapter meeting and introduce yourself.

Questions first? Send them below and a chapter officer will follow up.

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Join Online

Sign up at ashrae.org/membership. Idaho-area members are automatically assigned to Chapter 135.

Students

Student membership is deeply discounted, and the chapter supports student branches across Idaho.

Visit a Meeting

The best introduction to ASHRAE is a chapter meeting - guests are always welcome.

This web site is maintained by the Idaho Chapter of ASHRAE. It does not present official positions of the Society nor reflect Society policy. ASHRAE chapters may not act for the Society and the information presented here has not had Society review. To learn more about ASHRAE activities on an international level, contact the ASHRAE home page at http://www.ashrae.org.