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About US

The Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME) is a membership organisation that was established in 1936 to create a joint network for people in all aspects of the Automotive Industry.

Who we are

Governed by a National Council of 12 who serve on various relevant committees, the Institute remains relevant, dedicated and passionate about their members and the Automotive industry. Our dedicated staff hail from a variety of different backgrounds, helping bring diversity and knowledge to the organisation. With branches located around the country we are on hand to support, assist and recognise all IAME members day in and day out.

The IAME achieve this by providing industry Training, Trade Nights, Local Information Sessions and Seminars, as well as Auditing, Assessing and Consulting Services. Members also benefit from industry updates, events and technical advice via our Facebook page and our printed journal 'The Automotive Engineer'.

A full range of printing products for both personal and/or business purposes are also available from our sustainable 'Green' Print Facility. Other products we offer include a range of Tools and Equipment, Publications/Manuals, Web Site Design, Software and Workshop Supplies.

Do not hesitate to contact a conveniently located IAME office for details of what is happening in your area or for further membership information.

IAME GROUP OF COMPANIES

In order to consolidate industry specialists under the one umbrella IAME is continually working with other Associations to provide the best support and information for practitioners and business owners in our industry. These companies have amalgamated under the IAME Group of Companies and are distinct specialists in the automotive industry.

AUSTRALIAN AUTOGLASS INDUSTRY ALLIANCE (AAIA) LIMITED

www.aaia.net.au
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The AAIA is a national network of locally owned and operated, independent businesses around Australia.
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The AAIA specialise in repair and replacement of auto glass for all makes and models of passenger and commercial vehicles including trucks.
Independent Autoglass businesses make up the biggest repair network in Australia.

DIVISIONS OF IAME

Although the IAME has amalgamated with other companies to form a national automotive alliance, the IAME has also separated into specialist divisions offering niche support to either local areas or emerging sectors. Please view our current Divisions and understand there are more being formulated.

AUSTRALASIAN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS (AATR)

www.aatr.com.au
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AATR (Australasian Automatic Transmission Rebuilders) is a division of the Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers (IAME) and brings together a professional, highly skilled and dedicated group of transmission repairer's in Australia and New Zealand.

Originally founded in 1982 the core objective of the group is to assist the AATR member and through them the automatic transmission industry to stay abreast of technical information and trends. Members are kept informed of the constant changes in the transmission industry, with articles and information sourced both locally and from overseas and circulated via the AATR Newsletter and website.

If you need your transmission serviced, look for the AATR logo. An AATR member is part of your local community, is skilled in transmission repair and trained to provide the products and services associated with a specialised transmission repair centre.

Started in Sydney in the early 1980’s AATR has grown into a member network of independent automatic transmission professionals that cover every state in Australia and both islands of New Zealand.

Its members are like minded, dedicated and enthusiastic automatic transmission experts. Each AATR member workshop is independently owned and constantly stays abreast of technological changes and advances in automotive science by attending seminars, trade nights and training forums.

Industry links

CAPRICORN SOCIETY LIMITED
WWW.CAPRICORN.COM.AU

Capricorn Society is the largest independent automotive parts buying co-operative in Australia and is owened by its members to benefit their members. Some of the many benefits are:
- Instant credit
- Competitive pricing
- Hundreds of top name suppliers
- Simplified accounting with all suppliers on one statement
- Earn reward points on every dollar spent24/7 free online technical data
- Member's travel agency
- Member's insurance alternative
- Member's financial services
- Great social events like international conventions;
AND MUCH MORE...!
WWW.CAPRICORN.COM.AU
ALEMLUBE

Alemlube proudly Australian owned & operated for over 50 years servicing the automotive industry to bring to market the very latest workshop equipment with leading brands you can trust and a service level that’s second to none!
Trust Alemlube
• Vehicle Hoists
• Wheel Service Equipment
• On Can Service Machines
• Oil Storage and reticulation
• Turnkey Workshop Fit-Outs
• Vehicle Hoist Maintenance

Contact Alemlube Today
1300 159 311
www.alemlube.com.au
See the Equipment & Fitout Specials
THE AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE

SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

We are aware that many of our members running small businesses may require assistance from time to time in managing their Tax obligations and following an approach by the Australian Taxation Office they have suggested the link above to help you stay in control of your tax affairs. This link will lead you to a range of topics that may answer some of your questions or lead you to where you can get more information and support from the Tax Office.
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THE CONSTRUCTION & MINING EQUIPMENT INDUSTRY GROUP (CMEIG)

WWW.CMEIG.COM.AU

The Construction & Mining Equipment Industry Group (CMEIG) is a non-profit organisation which represents the construction and mining equipment industry. The Association combines all the disciplines of the construction and mining equipment industry throughout Australia -- including manufacturers, importers, suppliers and service organisations. The CMEIG brings together a range of associations that can regularly meet to create a forum to make continuous improvements in the industry.
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OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING

MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIRS SECTION

Motor vehicle repair businesses in New South Wales are regulated by the Motor Vehicle Repairs Act. The Act requires all motor vehicle repair businesses to be licensed and the tradespeople working in those businesses to be certified. These functions are performed by the Office of Fair Trading.
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AUTOMOTIVE TRAINING BOARD NSW

WWW.ATBNSW.COM.AU

The Automotive Training Board, NSW is an industry body, who's primary function is to provide information and advice on the training needs of the automotive industry. The Board provides advice on behalf of the industry to the government on future training needs and industry views on training policy. The Board is comprised of the major associations (BIA, IAME, MTA, SSA), the union (AMWU), representatives of a small automotive employer, a large automotive employer, a vehicle manufacturer and a training provider (TAFE).
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NHTSA - SAFERCAR.GOV

VINRCL.SAFERCAR.GOV/VIN/

Recalls Look-up by VIN - Vehicle Identification Number
Owners may not always know their recalled vehicle still needs to be repaired. NHTSA's new search tool lets you enter a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to quickly learn if a specific vehicle has not been repaired as part of a safety recall in the last 15 years.
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Privacy

The IAME collects information from its members when they become a member of the IAME and any of its associated divisions. This information is for use by the IAME in carrying out its functions as an automotive technical organisation.

Information collected by the IAME will be stored securely and will only be retained for the purposes for which it was collected, and in line with legal retention requirements.

The information you have provided will assist us to maintain contact with you and where approved by our Executive Committee it may be used to advise you of special events or offers. Information held by the IAME may be shared with other associated entities of the IAME for this purpose. If you do not wish us to communicate marketing offers or have an enquiry or complaint about our use of your information please inform us by mail at IAME, PO Box 70, Blaxcell NSW or by phone to (02) 9782 1100.

The IAME seeks your assistance to help us maintain the accuracy of this information. We undertake to immediately correct any error that you bring to our attention.

You have the right of access to personal information held about you by the IAME and the right to request correction and amendment of it.

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