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IAOM is an
international organization comprised of grain millers, seed processors
and allied trade representatives and companies devoted to the
advancement of technology in the grain milling and seed processing
industries. IAOM promotes a spirit of fellowship and cooperation among
members, as well as advances members’ interests in industry activities.
With districts in Latin America, the Middle East & Africa, and
throughout North America, IAOM provides an international forum for
networking, the exchange of ideas, technical and educational
opportunities, and the discovery of new products and services.
IAOM
convenes annual conferences and expos, as well as smaller,
district-level conferences and meetings throughout the year.
Educational and technical programs presented at the conferences and
district meetings assist millers in improving yields, productivity,
customer satisfaction and safety. The programs are presented by seasoned
professionals in the field who have experienced the issues affecting
millers first-hand.
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Subscription to IAOM Journal
A valuable source of technical information and description of the latest
developments in the various areas associated with milling and grain
processing. Contributors are highly regarded professionals in their
respective fields. The Journal also reports the activities of the
association, its districts and standing committees, and other
industry-specific news.
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Access to Member-only sections of the IAOM Website
IAOM members enjoy access to special areas of the website where they can
search past Technical Bulletins, view and listen to recordings of past
conference presentations, and search IAOM’s online member database.
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Subscription to
Annual Membership Directory
This user-friendly compendium of IAOM members is not available for sale,
and provides the opportunity for networking with other professionals
around the world involved in the industry. The Directory lists milling
professionals, as well as suppliers who provide products and/or services
to the industry. Individual listings include contact names, company
names, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, websites and e-mail
addresses.
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Networking Opportunities
By attending district meetings, conferences and expos, members are able
to enhance and advance their careers through comprehensive education
programs; connect with their industry peers at exciting networking
events; and develop relationships with vendors who offer the products
and services they need to efficiently do their job.
§ Exhibition
and Sponsorship
Opportunities
In order to exhibit at an IAOM Expo, sponsor an IAOM event, or advertise
in IAOM publications, at least one employee from the exhibitor's,
sponsor's or advertiser's company must be an IAOM member in good standing.
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Discounted tickets to the industry’s premier milling
conferences and expos
The IAOM Annual Conference and Expo (in
North America) –
the premier educational event for grain milling and seed processing
professionals. The annual event gathers milling and allied trade
professionals from around the world for three days of education,
networking and fellowship.
The Annual IAOM
Middle East & Africa District Conference
– gathers together all of the operative millers of the region, as
well as their upstream and downstream partners. Held for the first time
in Morocco in 2005 (Sept. 25-28), this 17th Annual Conference
will attract the entire African and Middle Eastern regional milling
family, which represents the largest worldwide wheat usage and
consumption market.
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Discounted fees for the leading milling educational
short courses and correspondence courses
Consists of
five units, with lessons in each unit, and is suitable for trainees: as
a refresher course for experienced personnel, and for those in
affiliated industries wishing to improve their knowledge of grain
milling, and seed processing. Each lesson contains an examination
paper, which is returned to the IAOM Office upon completion for
grading. A certificate is issued on the successful completion of all
but the fifth unit and a diploma is issued on the successful completion
of unit five. The course is also offered in English and Spanish.
In cooperation with Kansas State University’s
Department of Grain Science and Industry, IAOM
offers a
lineup of eight,
weeklong short courses designed for those who wish to advance their
skills or careers in the milling industry. The IAOM Resident Short Courses at KSU
provide
hands-on instruction by the same outstanding KSU faculty who
teach degree-seeking students.
Founded in 1905, the Grain Science and
Industry department is the only program of its kind in the
United
States, and is distinguished worldwide. KSU is the primary training
ground of managers
and technology specialists who lead businesses and
organizations to feed the world.
Module 1:
Introduction to Flour Milling
Module
2: Managing
Mill Performance
Module
3: Quality
Control/Quality Assurance
Module
4: Mill
Safety and Sanitation
Module
5: Mill
Processes I: Basic Milling and Wheat Cleaning
Module
6: Mill
Processes II: Advanced Milling Practices
Module
7: Materials
Handling
Module
8:
Maintenance: Principles and Practices
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Discounted fees for milling educational publications
and videos
Publications
Cereal Millers Handbook
Dictionary of Milling Terms
& Equipment
A Guide to Good
Manufacturing Practices (Sanitation Manual)
Sanifacs Manual
Stored Grain Insects
Technical Bulletins, Volume
II (1937 to 1943)
Technical Bulletins, Volume
IV (1944 to 1975)
Videos
Good Manufacturing Practices
in Grain Processing Video Program
Good Manufacturing Practices
in the Transportation of Food in Truck Trailers Video
Membership
Classifications
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Active Member
Any individual who is a professional grain miller and/or seed processor;
milling engineer; manager or supervisor of quality control; food
protection or safety; mill and other processing facility managers;
facility and corporate superintendents who are of proven ability and
good character, actively engages in the grain milling and/or seed
processing and/or affiliated industries at the time of making
application for membership in the International Association of Operative
Millers.
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Associate Member
Any individual, firm or corporation which manufactures and/or makes
products and/or provides services to the grain milling and/or seed
processing and/or affiliated industries.
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Junior Active Member
Any person of good character and record who is attending the Milling
School of Kansas State University or another like school approved by the
IAOM Board of Directors.
Member Dues
All dues paid in US funds and drawn on US bank.
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Active: |
$195 |
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Associate: |
$195 |
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Junior Active: |
$30 |
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