If you are involved in the packaging, shipping, or handling of hazardous materials, you need to be trained and certified. Each lab has a certified shipper. You can find a list of certified shippers here. You can become a certified shipper by taking Biosafety 207.

Before you ship something, fill out a shipping questionnaire, located in the FAST ticketing system. You might need a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) for the item you are shipping. The university has information on MTAs here. It’s important that we have clear documentation to protect intellectual property.

For UPS, contact Michelle Breuer.

For FedEx, contact To Be Determined Financial Specialist. For now, contact Michelle or Sheila.

For loading doc information and pickup times, contact Louis Allan.

If you will be doing any shipping of dangerous goods (any solid, liquid or gas that can harm people, other living organisms, property, or the environment) and have questions or concerns, please contact Erin Ennis, EHS Specialist.